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Sailor, girlfriend arrested for ‘torture’ of 5-year-old boy
A sailor at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Detachment-San Diego was arrested Aug. 15 and charged with willful harm to a child, infliction of great bodily injury and torture.
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MREs for civilians?! Amazon will soon start selling ready-to-eat chow
The infamous Meal Refusing to Exit — er … Meal, Ready to Eat — is coming to Amazon.
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Navy Times Sailor of the Year Honorable Mention feeds the homeless
“How do you ever find time for yourself?” That’s a question Information Systems Technician First Class Toni Boyd hears often.
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7 US sailors missing after catastrophic collision
The guided missile destroyer Fitzgerald collided with a merchant vessel just southwest of Yokosuka, Japan at around 2:30 a.m. local time Friday, according to a Navy release.
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The Navy’s 30-day review reveals few answers for cockpit air problems
Navy pilots have reported 461 physiological episodes in F/A-18 fight jets and T-45 trainer aircraft since May of 2010 — an average of more than one every six days. Yet the recent completion of a 30-day review led by Adm. Scott Swift, commander of the Pacific Fleet, revealed few answers.
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Rolling Thunder: A young Marine vet shares the story of his inaugural ride
Jon Simkins, Navy Times’ managing editor and a Marine who served in Iraq, rode a Harley in Rolling Thunder’s 30th Anniversary.
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Navy SEAL killed in parachute accident identified
A Navy SEAL team member who plummeted to death Sunday after his parachute failed to open during a Fleet Week demonstration has been identified as 27-year-old Remington J. Peters of Colorado.
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The best Med float and WestPac liberty ports — tell us what you think
Reader survey: For those of you — sailors and Marines — who have ventured off on a Med cruise or WestPac deployment, which port call was the best?
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Navy should return to ‘goddamned steam’ on carrier, Trump says
President Trump says the Navy should abandon longstanding plans for electro-magnetic catapults for carrier aviation and return to the traditional steam-powered launch and recovery system.
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Blue Angels jets swap paint in close call over Pensacola
Disaster was averted Wednesday night when two Blue Angels pilots made contact while conducting a flyover with the Air Force’s Thunderbirds near Pensacola Beach, Florida.
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Sailor, girlfriend arrested for ‘torture’ of 5-year-old boy
A sailor at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Detachment-San Diego was arrested Aug. 15 and charged with willful harm to a child, infliction of great bodily injury and torture.
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MREs for civilians?! Amazon will soon start selling ready-to-eat chow
The infamous Meal Refusing to Exit — er … Meal, Ready to Eat — is coming to Amazon.
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Navy Times Sailor of the Year Honorable Mention feeds the homeless
“How do you ever find time for yourself?” That’s a question Information Systems Technician First Class Toni Boyd hears often.
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7 US sailors missing after catastrophic collision
The guided missile destroyer Fitzgerald collided with a merchant vessel just southwest of Yokosuka, Japan at around 2:30 a.m. local time Friday, according to a Navy release.
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The Navy’s 30-day review reveals few answers for cockpit air problems
Navy pilots have reported 461 physiological episodes in F/A-18 fight jets and T-45 trainer aircraft since May of 2010 — an average of more than one every six days. Yet the recent completion of a 30-day review led by Adm. Scott Swift, commander of the Pacific Fleet, revealed few answers.
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Rolling Thunder: A young Marine vet shares the story of his inaugural ride
Jon Simkins, Navy Times’ managing editor and a Marine who served in Iraq, rode a Harley in Rolling Thunder’s 30th Anniversary.
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Navy SEAL killed in parachute accident identified
A Navy SEAL team member who plummeted to death Sunday after his parachute failed to open during a Fleet Week demonstration has been identified as 27-year-old Remington J. Peters of Colorado.
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The best Med float and WestPac liberty ports — tell us what you think
Reader survey: For those of you — sailors and Marines — who have ventured off on a Med cruise or WestPac deployment, which port call was the best?
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Navy should return to ‘goddamned steam’ on carrier, Trump says
President Trump says the Navy should abandon longstanding plans for electro-magnetic catapults for carrier aviation and return to the traditional steam-powered launch and recovery system.
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Blue Angels jets swap paint in close call over Pensacola
Disaster was averted Wednesday night when two Blue Angels pilots made contact while conducting a flyover with the Air Force’s Thunderbirds near Pensacola Beach, Florida.
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Sailor, girlfriend arrested for ‘torture’ of 5-year-old boy
A sailor at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Detachment-San Diego was arrested Aug. 15 and charged with willful harm to a child, infliction of great bodily injury and torture.
-
MREs for civilians?! Amazon will soon start selling ready-to-eat chow
The infamous Meal Refusing to Exit — er … Meal, Ready to Eat — is coming to Amazon.
-
Navy Times Sailor of the Year Honorable Mention feeds the homeless
“How do you ever find time for yourself?” That’s a question Information Systems Technician First Class Toni Boyd hears often.
-
7 US sailors missing after catastrophic collision
The guided missile destroyer Fitzgerald collided with a merchant vessel just southwest of Yokosuka, Japan at around 2:30 a.m. local time Friday, according to a Navy release.
-
The Navy’s 30-day review reveals few answers for cockpit air problems
Navy pilots have reported 461 physiological episodes in F/A-18 fight jets and T-45 trainer aircraft since May of 2010 — an average of more than one every six days. Yet the recent completion of a 30-day review led by Adm. Scott Swift, commander of the Pacific Fleet, revealed few answers.
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Rolling Thunder: A young Marine vet shares the story of his inaugural ride
Jon Simkins, Navy Times’ managing editor and a Marine who served in Iraq, rode a Harley in Rolling Thunder’s 30th Anniversary.
-
Navy SEAL killed in parachute accident identified
A Navy SEAL team member who plummeted to death Sunday after his parachute failed to open during a Fleet Week demonstration has been identified as 27-year-old Remington J. Peters of Colorado.
-
The best Med float and WestPac liberty ports — tell us what you think
Reader survey: For those of you — sailors and Marines — who have ventured off on a Med cruise or WestPac deployment, which port call was the best?
-
Navy should return to ‘goddamned steam’ on carrier, Trump says
President Trump says the Navy should abandon longstanding plans for electro-magnetic catapults for carrier aviation and return to the traditional steam-powered launch and recovery system.
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Blue Angels jets swap paint in close call over Pensacola
Disaster was averted Wednesday night when two Blue Angels pilots made contact while conducting a flyover with the Air Force’s Thunderbirds near Pensacola Beach, Florida.
