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Japan weighs closer operations with U.S. Navy
Japan has signaled a new willingness to go on patrols with the U.S. Navy, a sea change in how the country deploys its military.
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XO’s removal marks latest turmoil for destroyer James E. Williams
Cmdr. Chad Fella his the fourth leader of the destroyer James E. Williams to have his career jolted off course in a year.
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Hospital ship’s senior sailor fired for drunken antics
For the second time in a year, drinking in Panama City got the better of a senior leader.
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WWII-era sea plane breaks up during USS Indianapolis movie shoot
A WWII-era Navy sea plane broke up during shooting for an upcoming movie about the sinking of the USS Indianapolis near the end of WWII.
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Navy pilots, aircrews say wave danger all too common
Some pilots and aircrewmen recalled seeing a wave crash over the flight deck — or knew someone else who had.
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Mercy saves mother, infant, others near Papua New Guinea
The Mercy rescued six people stranded on a small, South Pacific island, who swam ashore after their boat sank.
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Military clearance OPM data breach ‘absolute calamity’
Anxiety is spreading among defense officials and the military community that the recent theft of federal government data linked to China may affect hundreds of thousands of service members.
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Experts: CNO nominee erred, but didn’t break lobbying rules
The president’s nominee to be the Navy’s top officer is under scrutiny after a government watchdog group alleged he and another senior Navy official inappropriately lobbied for billions to bankroll the next fleet of ballistic missile submarines.
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Report: Readiness slipping on overseas-based Navy ships
The fleet’s most ready ships are showing signs of wear and tear, a new watchdog report has concluded.
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Japan weighs closer operations with U.S. Navy
Japan has signaled a new willingness to go on patrols with the U.S. Navy, a sea change in how the country deploys its military.
-
XO’s removal marks latest turmoil for destroyer James E. Williams
Cmdr. Chad Fella his the fourth leader of the destroyer James E. Williams to have his career jolted off course in a year.
-
Hospital ship’s senior sailor fired for drunken antics
For the second time in a year, drinking in Panama City got the better of a senior leader.
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WWII-era sea plane breaks up during USS Indianapolis movie shoot
A WWII-era Navy sea plane broke up during shooting for an upcoming movie about the sinking of the USS Indianapolis near the end of WWII.
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Navy pilots, aircrews say wave danger all too common
Some pilots and aircrewmen recalled seeing a wave crash over the flight deck — or knew someone else who had.
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Mercy saves mother, infant, others near Papua New Guinea
The Mercy rescued six people stranded on a small, South Pacific island, who swam ashore after their boat sank.
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Unheeded Warnings
The Navy ignored years of alarming reports — and two pilots paid the price
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Military clearance OPM data breach ‘absolute calamity’
Anxiety is spreading among defense officials and the military community that the recent theft of federal government data linked to China may affect hundreds of thousands of service members.
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Experts: CNO nominee erred, but didn’t break lobbying rules
The president’s nominee to be the Navy’s top officer is under scrutiny after a government watchdog group alleged he and another senior Navy official inappropriately lobbied for billions to bankroll the next fleet of ballistic missile submarines.
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Report: Readiness slipping on overseas-based Navy ships
The fleet’s most ready ships are showing signs of wear and tear, a new watchdog report has concluded.
-
Japan weighs closer operations with U.S. Navy
Japan has signaled a new willingness to go on patrols with the U.S. Navy, a sea change in how the country deploys its military.
-
XO’s removal marks latest turmoil for destroyer James E. Williams
Cmdr. Chad Fella his the fourth leader of the destroyer James E. Williams to have his career jolted off course in a year.
-
Hospital ship’s senior sailor fired for drunken antics
For the second time in a year, drinking in Panama City got the better of a senior leader.
-
WWII-era sea plane breaks up during USS Indianapolis movie shoot
A WWII-era Navy sea plane broke up during shooting for an upcoming movie about the sinking of the USS Indianapolis near the end of WWII.
-
Navy pilots, aircrews say wave danger all too common
Some pilots and aircrewmen recalled seeing a wave crash over the flight deck — or knew someone else who had.
-
Mercy saves mother, infant, others near Papua New Guinea
The Mercy rescued six people stranded on a small, South Pacific island, who swam ashore after their boat sank.
-
Unheeded Warnings
The Navy ignored years of alarming reports — and two pilots paid the price
-
Military clearance OPM data breach ‘absolute calamity’
Anxiety is spreading among defense officials and the military community that the recent theft of federal government data linked to China may affect hundreds of thousands of service members.
-
Experts: CNO nominee erred, but didn’t break lobbying rules
The president’s nominee to be the Navy’s top officer is under scrutiny after a government watchdog group alleged he and another senior Navy official inappropriately lobbied for billions to bankroll the next fleet of ballistic missile submarines.
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Report: Readiness slipping on overseas-based Navy ships
The fleet’s most ready ships are showing signs of wear and tear, a new watchdog report has concluded.




