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CNO nominee questioned on CENTCOM carrier gap
Lawmakers expressed concern that Central Command will be without a carrier for two months amid the ISIS fight.
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CNO calls on Japan and U.S. to forge closer ties
The U.S. and Japan are in talks to boost cooperation on missions like ballistic missile defense.
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The time Lt. j.g. Greenert nearly sank a submarine in port
Adm. Jon Greenert’s career nearly ended almost as soon as it began – it was that time that as a junior officer on duty when he nearly sank his submarine in port.
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SM-2 missile explodes, damaging Navy destroyer
A missile exploded as it was being fired from the destroyer The Sullivans in exercise Saturday.
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Sources: Navy officer, Marine fought to take out Chattanooga gunman
A Navy officer and a Marine shot at the gunman who murdered five service members in Chattanooga, Navy Times has learned.
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Pentagon: Admiral’s remarks were not illegal lobbying
Investigators say Adm. John Richardson did not break the law when he encouraged congressional support for new submarine
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U.S., Australia wrap up Talisman Sabre exercise
The U.S. and allies in the region completed the huge biennial 7th Fleet exercise, Talisman Sabre.
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New career tracks boost flexibility for SWOs
Burned out with sea duty after your first tour? Yep, there’s a track for that.
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After the big OPM hack, now what?
It started as a massive breach of data that effected roughly the entire active federal workforce.
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Navy rebukes 3 admirals for accepting dinners, gifts
Three admirals are accused of accepting pricey dinners and expensive gifts from businessman “Fat” Leonard Francis.
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CNO nominee questioned on CENTCOM carrier gap
Lawmakers expressed concern that Central Command will be without a carrier for two months amid the ISIS fight.
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CNO calls on Japan and U.S. to forge closer ties
The U.S. and Japan are in talks to boost cooperation on missions like ballistic missile defense.
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The time Lt. j.g. Greenert nearly sank a submarine in port
Adm. Jon Greenert’s career nearly ended almost as soon as it began – it was that time that as a junior officer on duty when he nearly sank his submarine in port.
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SM-2 missile explodes, damaging Navy destroyer
A missile exploded as it was being fired from the destroyer The Sullivans in exercise Saturday.
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Sources: Navy officer, Marine fought to take out Chattanooga gunman
A Navy officer and a Marine shot at the gunman who murdered five service members in Chattanooga, Navy Times has learned.
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Pentagon: Admiral’s remarks were not illegal lobbying
Investigators say Adm. John Richardson did not break the law when he encouraged congressional support for new submarine
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U.S., Australia wrap up Talisman Sabre exercise
The U.S. and allies in the region completed the huge biennial 7th Fleet exercise, Talisman Sabre.
-
New career tracks boost flexibility for SWOs
Burned out with sea duty after your first tour? Yep, there’s a track for that.
-
After the big OPM hack, now what?
It started as a massive breach of data that effected roughly the entire active federal workforce.
-
Navy rebukes 3 admirals for accepting dinners, gifts
Three admirals are accused of accepting pricey dinners and expensive gifts from businessman “Fat” Leonard Francis.
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CNO nominee questioned on CENTCOM carrier gap
Lawmakers expressed concern that Central Command will be without a carrier for two months amid the ISIS fight.
-
CNO calls on Japan and U.S. to forge closer ties
The U.S. and Japan are in talks to boost cooperation on missions like ballistic missile defense.
-
The time Lt. j.g. Greenert nearly sank a submarine in port
Adm. Jon Greenert’s career nearly ended almost as soon as it began – it was that time that as a junior officer on duty when he nearly sank his submarine in port.
-
SM-2 missile explodes, damaging Navy destroyer
A missile exploded as it was being fired from the destroyer The Sullivans in exercise Saturday.
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Sources: Navy officer, Marine fought to take out Chattanooga gunman
A Navy officer and a Marine shot at the gunman who murdered five service members in Chattanooga, Navy Times has learned.
-
Pentagon: Admiral’s remarks were not illegal lobbying
Investigators say Adm. John Richardson did not break the law when he encouraged congressional support for new submarine
-
U.S., Australia wrap up Talisman Sabre exercise
The U.S. and allies in the region completed the huge biennial 7th Fleet exercise, Talisman Sabre.
-
New career tracks boost flexibility for SWOs
Burned out with sea duty after your first tour? Yep, there’s a track for that.
-
After the big OPM hack, now what?
It started as a massive breach of data that effected roughly the entire active federal workforce.
-
Navy rebukes 3 admirals for accepting dinners, gifts
Three admirals are accused of accepting pricey dinners and expensive gifts from businessman “Fat” Leonard Francis.
