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Analysts: Navy brass view F-35C’s stealth as overrated
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jon Greenert described what he’s looking for in the next generation of strike aircraft — and it doesn’t look like the controversial F-35.
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Report: Sloppy navigation caused 2014 frigate grounding
When the frigate Taylor ran aground in Turkey, the ship was right of track. No one had taken a fix in six minutes.
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CNP: New and improved fleet coveralls in the works
The Navy is working on a new, improved version of the oft-maligned fire-resistant coveralls issued to sailors last year.
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Two cruisers to slim crew before lay-up and overhaul
The crews of the cruisers Cowpens and Gettysburg will be thinning out as the Navy puts them into phased modernization.
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Navy plans to add 5,600 sailors in 2016
The Navy’s 2016 budget plan is $12.9 billion higher than allowed by law, and includes a manpower jump of 5,600 sailors.
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Retired F-14 Tomcat pilot gears up for year in space
Retired Navy Capt. Scott Kelly will leave at the end of March for year-long trip to the International Space Station.
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CNO: Fleet to be spared from massive budget cuts
The Navy’s top officer says major cuts to ship numbers from budget cuts are off the table, but modernization is at risk.
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CNO warns budget cuts will hurt morale, readiness
The Navy’s top officer urged lawmakers to avert budget cuts that he said would hamper retention and readiness.
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Container ship still stuck on coral off Okinawa
An Army landing craft took 47 soldiers and 18 Marines off the container ship Sgt. Matej Kocak, leaving 20 soldiers and 8 Marines aboard.
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Navy working to free grounded container ship off Japan
The maritime prepositioning ship Sgt. Matej Kocak, which ran aground six miles off the coast of Okinawa, was still stuck despite several high tides early Saturday morning, Japan time, leaving Navy officials puzzling over how to best free the 49,000 ton vessel.
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Analysts: Navy brass view F-35C’s stealth as overrated
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jon Greenert described what he’s looking for in the next generation of strike aircraft — and it doesn’t look like the controversial F-35.
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Report: Sloppy navigation caused 2014 frigate grounding
When the frigate Taylor ran aground in Turkey, the ship was right of track. No one had taken a fix in six minutes.
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CNP: New and improved fleet coveralls in the works
The Navy is working on a new, improved version of the oft-maligned fire-resistant coveralls issued to sailors last year.
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Two cruisers to slim crew before lay-up and overhaul
The crews of the cruisers Cowpens and Gettysburg will be thinning out as the Navy puts them into phased modernization.
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Navy plans to add 5,600 sailors in 2016
The Navy’s 2016 budget plan is $12.9 billion higher than allowed by law, and includes a manpower jump of 5,600 sailors.
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Retired F-14 Tomcat pilot gears up for year in space
Retired Navy Capt. Scott Kelly will leave at the end of March for year-long trip to the International Space Station.
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CNO: Fleet to be spared from massive budget cuts
The Navy’s top officer says major cuts to ship numbers from budget cuts are off the table, but modernization is at risk.
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CNO warns budget cuts will hurt morale, readiness
The Navy’s top officer urged lawmakers to avert budget cuts that he said would hamper retention and readiness.
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Container ship still stuck on coral off Okinawa
An Army landing craft took 47 soldiers and 18 Marines off the container ship Sgt. Matej Kocak, leaving 20 soldiers and 8 Marines aboard.
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Navy working to free grounded container ship off Japan
The maritime prepositioning ship Sgt. Matej Kocak, which ran aground six miles off the coast of Okinawa, was still stuck despite several high tides early Saturday morning, Japan time, leaving Navy officials puzzling over how to best free the 49,000 ton vessel.
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Analysts: Navy brass view F-35C’s stealth as overrated
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jon Greenert described what he’s looking for in the next generation of strike aircraft — and it doesn’t look like the controversial F-35.
-
Report: Sloppy navigation caused 2014 frigate grounding
When the frigate Taylor ran aground in Turkey, the ship was right of track. No one had taken a fix in six minutes.
-
CNP: New and improved fleet coveralls in the works
The Navy is working on a new, improved version of the oft-maligned fire-resistant coveralls issued to sailors last year.
-
Two cruisers to slim crew before lay-up and overhaul
The crews of the cruisers Cowpens and Gettysburg will be thinning out as the Navy puts them into phased modernization.
-
Navy plans to add 5,600 sailors in 2016
The Navy’s 2016 budget plan is $12.9 billion higher than allowed by law, and includes a manpower jump of 5,600 sailors.
-
Retired F-14 Tomcat pilot gears up for year in space
Retired Navy Capt. Scott Kelly will leave at the end of March for year-long trip to the International Space Station.
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CNO: Fleet to be spared from massive budget cuts
The Navy’s top officer says major cuts to ship numbers from budget cuts are off the table, but modernization is at risk.
-
CNO warns budget cuts will hurt morale, readiness
The Navy’s top officer urged lawmakers to avert budget cuts that he said would hamper retention and readiness.
-
Container ship still stuck on coral off Okinawa
An Army landing craft took 47 soldiers and 18 Marines off the container ship Sgt. Matej Kocak, leaving 20 soldiers and 8 Marines aboard.
-
Navy working to free grounded container ship off Japan
The maritime prepositioning ship Sgt. Matej Kocak, which ran aground six miles off the coast of Okinawa, was still stuck despite several high tides early Saturday morning, Japan time, leaving Navy officials puzzling over how to best free the 49,000 ton vessel.
