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Wogs no more: TR and Normandy cross the equator
Sailors from the carrier TR and the cruiser Normandy participated in the time-honored crossing the line ceremony.
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Navy 6th Fleet ramps up to face Russia, ISIS
6th Fleet faces down emboldened Russian forces in eastern Europe and the ISIS militants wreaking chaos across Libya.
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What’s at stake as U.S. weighs South China Sea patrol
It may be the rainy season, but things are heating up in the South China Sea.
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CNO: South China Sea patrols are not provocative
The CNO said a freedom of navigation transit near China’s man-made islands upholds international norms.
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Carrier TR departs 5th Fleet after ISIS strikes
The carrier’s departure leaves Central Command without a carrier for months amid strikes against ISIS militants.
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Sybil Stockdale, forceful advocate for POWs, dies at 90
Stockdale, whose husband was captured, fought to end the silence over the mistreatment of American POWs in Vietnam.
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Philippine Sea skipper dies after house fire
Capt. Wesley Smith died after injuries from a fire in his NAS Jacksonville home.
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After 15 years, some of the Cole’s crew still fights to heal
For the crew of the destroyer, the war on terror started Oct. 12, 2000. Their fight to heal continues.
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Navy will challenge Chinese territorial claims in South China Sea
The Navy is preparing to send a surface ship within 12 nautical miles of China’s man-made island chain.
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Cruiser Cowpens celebrates yearlong turnaround
For the star-crossed cruiser Cowpens, the cake must have tasted delicious at the Sept. 25 change of command ceremony.
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Wogs no more: TR and Normandy cross the equator
Sailors from the carrier TR and the cruiser Normandy participated in the time-honored crossing the line ceremony.
-
Navy 6th Fleet ramps up to face Russia, ISIS
6th Fleet faces down emboldened Russian forces in eastern Europe and the ISIS militants wreaking chaos across Libya.
-
What’s at stake as U.S. weighs South China Sea patrol
It may be the rainy season, but things are heating up in the South China Sea.
-
CNO: South China Sea patrols are not provocative
The CNO said a freedom of navigation transit near China’s man-made islands upholds international norms.
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Carrier TR departs 5th Fleet after ISIS strikes
The carrier’s departure leaves Central Command without a carrier for months amid strikes against ISIS militants.
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Sybil Stockdale, forceful advocate for POWs, dies at 90
Stockdale, whose husband was captured, fought to end the silence over the mistreatment of American POWs in Vietnam.
-
Philippine Sea skipper dies after house fire
Capt. Wesley Smith died after injuries from a fire in his NAS Jacksonville home.
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After 15 years, some of the Cole’s crew still fights to heal
For the crew of the destroyer, the war on terror started Oct. 12, 2000. Their fight to heal continues.
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Navy will challenge Chinese territorial claims in South China Sea
The Navy is preparing to send a surface ship within 12 nautical miles of China’s man-made island chain.
-
Cruiser Cowpens celebrates yearlong turnaround
For the star-crossed cruiser Cowpens, the cake must have tasted delicious at the Sept. 25 change of command ceremony.
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Wogs no more: TR and Normandy cross the equator
Sailors from the carrier TR and the cruiser Normandy participated in the time-honored crossing the line ceremony.
-
Navy 6th Fleet ramps up to face Russia, ISIS
6th Fleet faces down emboldened Russian forces in eastern Europe and the ISIS militants wreaking chaos across Libya.
-
What’s at stake as U.S. weighs South China Sea patrol
It may be the rainy season, but things are heating up in the South China Sea.
-
CNO: South China Sea patrols are not provocative
The CNO said a freedom of navigation transit near China’s man-made islands upholds international norms.
-
Carrier TR departs 5th Fleet after ISIS strikes
The carrier’s departure leaves Central Command without a carrier for months amid strikes against ISIS militants.
-
Sybil Stockdale, forceful advocate for POWs, dies at 90
Stockdale, whose husband was captured, fought to end the silence over the mistreatment of American POWs in Vietnam.
-
Philippine Sea skipper dies after house fire
Capt. Wesley Smith died after injuries from a fire in his NAS Jacksonville home.
-
After 15 years, some of the Cole’s crew still fights to heal
For the crew of the destroyer, the war on terror started Oct. 12, 2000. Their fight to heal continues.
-
Navy will challenge Chinese territorial claims in South China Sea
The Navy is preparing to send a surface ship within 12 nautical miles of China’s man-made island chain.
-
Cruiser Cowpens celebrates yearlong turnaround
For the star-crossed cruiser Cowpens, the cake must have tasted delicious at the Sept. 25 change of command ceremony.
