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Controversial CO’s name pulled from O-6 selectees list
The promotion of the former CO of the destroyer William P. Lawrence, faulted in the deaths of two helo pilots, is on hold.
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Surface fleet on point in experts’ war strategies
The surface Navy is starting to find itself outgunned by potential adversaries such as China or Iran, two analysts say.
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Sources: Investigators focus on ship’s seagoing goat
Officials are investigating possible violations of animal transfer laws about a goat named Master Chief Charlie.
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Cancelled services at Navy boot camp spark outrage
RTC has asked civilian volunteers for seven minority religious communities to stop conducting services, prompting outrage.
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Philippines liberty policy was decades in the making
The strict liberty policy during Balikatan 2015 exercise in the Philippines comes amid tension in the fractious alliance.
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ONR: Large underwater drone set for 2016 West Coast cruise
The Large Displacement Unmanned Underwater Vehicle is slated for a sea voyage from San Francisco to San Diego in 2016.
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VCNO: Cuts could drive civilians out of the workforce
The Navy’s No. 2 officer warned that impending budget cuts could demoralize the civilian workforce.
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Nuclear Navy boss seen as a top CNO candidate
The head of the nuclear Navy is emerging as a contender for the Navy’s top job.
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Limited liberty for troops in Philippines exercise
Bars and nightclubs will be off limits for about 6,000 Marines, sailors, soldiers and airmen participating in Balikatan 2015 in the Philippines.
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Report: 2-star improperly accepted hotel suite
The Navy’s two-star chief of legislative affairs improperly accepted a suite at a luxury hotel in Kuala Lumpur.
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Controversial CO’s name pulled from O-6 selectees list
The promotion of the former CO of the destroyer William P. Lawrence, faulted in the deaths of two helo pilots, is on hold.
-
Surface fleet on point in experts’ war strategies
The surface Navy is starting to find itself outgunned by potential adversaries such as China or Iran, two analysts say.
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Sources: Investigators focus on ship’s seagoing goat
Officials are investigating possible violations of animal transfer laws about a goat named Master Chief Charlie.
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Cancelled services at Navy boot camp spark outrage
RTC has asked civilian volunteers for seven minority religious communities to stop conducting services, prompting outrage.
-
Philippines liberty policy was decades in the making
The strict liberty policy during Balikatan 2015 exercise in the Philippines comes amid tension in the fractious alliance.
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ONR: Large underwater drone set for 2016 West Coast cruise
The Large Displacement Unmanned Underwater Vehicle is slated for a sea voyage from San Francisco to San Diego in 2016.
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VCNO: Cuts could drive civilians out of the workforce
The Navy’s No. 2 officer warned that impending budget cuts could demoralize the civilian workforce.
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Nuclear Navy boss seen as a top CNO candidate
The head of the nuclear Navy is emerging as a contender for the Navy’s top job.
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Limited liberty for troops in Philippines exercise
Bars and nightclubs will be off limits for about 6,000 Marines, sailors, soldiers and airmen participating in Balikatan 2015 in the Philippines.
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Report: 2-star improperly accepted hotel suite
The Navy’s two-star chief of legislative affairs improperly accepted a suite at a luxury hotel in Kuala Lumpur.
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Controversial CO’s name pulled from O-6 selectees list
The promotion of the former CO of the destroyer William P. Lawrence, faulted in the deaths of two helo pilots, is on hold.
-
Surface fleet on point in experts’ war strategies
The surface Navy is starting to find itself outgunned by potential adversaries such as China or Iran, two analysts say.
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Sources: Investigators focus on ship’s seagoing goat
Officials are investigating possible violations of animal transfer laws about a goat named Master Chief Charlie.
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Cancelled services at Navy boot camp spark outrage
RTC has asked civilian volunteers for seven minority religious communities to stop conducting services, prompting outrage.
-
Philippines liberty policy was decades in the making
The strict liberty policy during Balikatan 2015 exercise in the Philippines comes amid tension in the fractious alliance.
-
ONR: Large underwater drone set for 2016 West Coast cruise
The Large Displacement Unmanned Underwater Vehicle is slated for a sea voyage from San Francisco to San Diego in 2016.
-
VCNO: Cuts could drive civilians out of the workforce
The Navy’s No. 2 officer warned that impending budget cuts could demoralize the civilian workforce.
-
Nuclear Navy boss seen as a top CNO candidate
The head of the nuclear Navy is emerging as a contender for the Navy’s top job.
-
Limited liberty for troops in Philippines exercise
Bars and nightclubs will be off limits for about 6,000 Marines, sailors, soldiers and airmen participating in Balikatan 2015 in the Philippines.
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Report: 2-star improperly accepted hotel suite
The Navy’s two-star chief of legislative affairs improperly accepted a suite at a luxury hotel in Kuala Lumpur.
