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Navy intel official indicted in illegal firearm silencer fraud ring
A Navy intel official is accused of conspiring with his brother and a subordinate to steal $1.6 million to fabricate firearm silencers.
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Radical crew plan starts with cruisers Cowpens, Gettysburg
Stripped down crews on the cruisers Gettysburg and Cowpens aren’t going to be seeing action anytime soon.
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Minesweeper CO fired amid misconduct investigation
A Bahrain-based minesweeper skipper was fired Thursday amid an investigation into alleged misconduct, the Navy said.
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New CNO says 7-month deployments are ‘achievable’
In an exclusive interview, Adm. John Richardson discussed his priorities as the new chief of naval operations.
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New CNO: Fleet needed more than ever to protect U.S.
“Deep in our guts we sense a shift in the world … that once again it will be vitally important to protect our interests on the seas,” Adm. John Richardson said.
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Anzio CO allegedly harassed women at his command
Capt. Brian Sorenson is under investigation for a pattern of alleged sexual harassment, according to Navy officials.
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7 things sailors want now from the new CNO
More re-up bonuses, better boots and allowing beards among the biggest issues sailors want the new CNO to fix.
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New deployment plan faces hurdles, official warns
The Navy’s new deployment plan could be disrupted by any of the most likely scenarios confronting the service.
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CNO discusses op tempo, new fleet uniform
After four turbulent years as chief of naval operations, Adm. Jon Greenert is stepping down Sept. 18.
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Navy launches security review after Chattanooga tragedy
The investigation, being led by Navy Expeditionary Combat Command head Rear Adm. Frank Morneau, is “focused on force protection directives, policies, programs and procedures,” said Fleet Forces Command’s top spokesman Capt.
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Navy intel official indicted in illegal firearm silencer fraud ring
A Navy intel official is accused of conspiring with his brother and a subordinate to steal $1.6 million to fabricate firearm silencers.
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Radical crew plan starts with cruisers Cowpens, Gettysburg
Stripped down crews on the cruisers Gettysburg and Cowpens aren’t going to be seeing action anytime soon.
-
Minesweeper CO fired amid misconduct investigation
A Bahrain-based minesweeper skipper was fired Thursday amid an investigation into alleged misconduct, the Navy said.
-
New CNO says 7-month deployments are ‘achievable’
In an exclusive interview, Adm. John Richardson discussed his priorities as the new chief of naval operations.
-
New CNO: Fleet needed more than ever to protect U.S.
“Deep in our guts we sense a shift in the world … that once again it will be vitally important to protect our interests on the seas,” Adm. John Richardson said.
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Anzio CO allegedly harassed women at his command
Capt. Brian Sorenson is under investigation for a pattern of alleged sexual harassment, according to Navy officials.
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7 things sailors want now from the new CNO
More re-up bonuses, better boots and allowing beards among the biggest issues sailors want the new CNO to fix.
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New deployment plan faces hurdles, official warns
The Navy’s new deployment plan could be disrupted by any of the most likely scenarios confronting the service.
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CNO discusses op tempo, new fleet uniform
After four turbulent years as chief of naval operations, Adm. Jon Greenert is stepping down Sept. 18.
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Navy launches security review after Chattanooga tragedy
The investigation, being led by Navy Expeditionary Combat Command head Rear Adm. Frank Morneau, is “focused on force protection directives, policies, programs and procedures,” said Fleet Forces Command’s top spokesman Capt.
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Navy intel official indicted in illegal firearm silencer fraud ring
A Navy intel official is accused of conspiring with his brother and a subordinate to steal $1.6 million to fabricate firearm silencers.
-
Radical crew plan starts with cruisers Cowpens, Gettysburg
Stripped down crews on the cruisers Gettysburg and Cowpens aren’t going to be seeing action anytime soon.
-
Minesweeper CO fired amid misconduct investigation
A Bahrain-based minesweeper skipper was fired Thursday amid an investigation into alleged misconduct, the Navy said.
-
New CNO says 7-month deployments are ‘achievable’
In an exclusive interview, Adm. John Richardson discussed his priorities as the new chief of naval operations.
-
New CNO: Fleet needed more than ever to protect U.S.
“Deep in our guts we sense a shift in the world … that once again it will be vitally important to protect our interests on the seas,” Adm. John Richardson said.
-
Anzio CO allegedly harassed women at his command
Capt. Brian Sorenson is under investigation for a pattern of alleged sexual harassment, according to Navy officials.
-
7 things sailors want now from the new CNO
More re-up bonuses, better boots and allowing beards among the biggest issues sailors want the new CNO to fix.
-
New deployment plan faces hurdles, official warns
The Navy’s new deployment plan could be disrupted by any of the most likely scenarios confronting the service.
-
CNO discusses op tempo, new fleet uniform
After four turbulent years as chief of naval operations, Adm. Jon Greenert is stepping down Sept. 18.
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Navy launches security review after Chattanooga tragedy
The investigation, being led by Navy Expeditionary Combat Command head Rear Adm. Frank Morneau, is “focused on force protection directives, policies, programs and procedures,” said Fleet Forces Command’s top spokesman Capt.
