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USS Connecticut’s leadership fired following undersea mountain collision
The Navy has yet to divulge the extent and nature of damage to the sub following the Oct. 2 mishap in the South China Sea.
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US Marine Corps rebuffs report that Royal Marines ‘dominated’ in training exercise
The exercise took place from Oct. 25 to 30 at Twentynine Palms.
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US Navy nears 100 percent vaccination for sailors, but unable to measure civilian compliance
Almost all active-duty sailors are vaccinated ahead of a COVID-19 vaccine mandate deadline. The Navy has no idea how many of its civilian employees got the full dosage.
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Hawaii congressional delegation seeks Navy fuel-leak probe
The Red Hill facility holds 20 underground fuel storage tanks near Pearl Harbor, providing the military with a crucial fuel reserve in the Pacific.
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Women in the Navy, Marines most likely to use IUDs, birth control implants across services
The Navy’s healthcare system has 22 walk-in contraception clinics.
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How could the USS Connecticut sub crash into an undersea mountain?
Keeping a sub stealthy is a challenge on any day, and the South China Sea’s terrain is unforgiving, experts say.
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Ops readiness concerns loom over military’s COVID-19 vaccination deadlines
The Air Force will offer a blueprint for how to handle troops who refuse to get a coronavirus vaccine.
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Navy signs off on first exemptions for COVID-19 vaccine
Active-duty sailors who don’t have a pending or approved exemption must be fully immunized by Nov. 28 — or face separation from service.
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USS Billings back in Mayport after first deployment
The ship conducted counter-narcotics operations in the Caribbean Sea and provided humanitarian relief to Haiti following a massive earthquake.
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Officials: Damaged US Navy sub struck underwater mountain
The collision caused a small number of moderate and minor injuries to the crew.
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USS Connecticut’s leadership fired following undersea mountain collision
The Navy has yet to divulge the extent and nature of damage to the sub following the Oct. 2 mishap in the South China Sea.
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US Marine Corps rebuffs report that Royal Marines ‘dominated’ in training exercise
The exercise took place from Oct. 25 to 30 at Twentynine Palms.
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US Navy nears 100 percent vaccination for sailors, but unable to measure civilian compliance
Almost all active-duty sailors are vaccinated ahead of a COVID-19 vaccine mandate deadline. The Navy has no idea how many of its civilian employees got the full dosage.
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Hawaii congressional delegation seeks Navy fuel-leak probe
The Red Hill facility holds 20 underground fuel storage tanks near Pearl Harbor, providing the military with a crucial fuel reserve in the Pacific.
-
Women in the Navy, Marines most likely to use IUDs, birth control implants across services
The Navy’s healthcare system has 22 walk-in contraception clinics.
-
How could the USS Connecticut sub crash into an undersea mountain?
Keeping a sub stealthy is a challenge on any day, and the South China Sea’s terrain is unforgiving, experts say.
-
Ops readiness concerns loom over military’s COVID-19 vaccination deadlines
The Air Force will offer a blueprint for how to handle troops who refuse to get a coronavirus vaccine.
-
Navy signs off on first exemptions for COVID-19 vaccine
Active-duty sailors who don’t have a pending or approved exemption must be fully immunized by Nov. 28 — or face separation from service.
-
USS Billings back in Mayport after first deployment
The ship conducted counter-narcotics operations in the Caribbean Sea and provided humanitarian relief to Haiti following a massive earthquake.
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Officials: Damaged US Navy sub struck underwater mountain
The collision caused a small number of moderate and minor injuries to the crew.
-
USS Connecticut’s leadership fired following undersea mountain collision
The Navy has yet to divulge the extent and nature of damage to the sub following the Oct. 2 mishap in the South China Sea.
-
US Marine Corps rebuffs report that Royal Marines ‘dominated’ in training exercise
The exercise took place from Oct. 25 to 30 at Twentynine Palms.
-
US Navy nears 100 percent vaccination for sailors, but unable to measure civilian compliance
Almost all active-duty sailors are vaccinated ahead of a COVID-19 vaccine mandate deadline. The Navy has no idea how many of its civilian employees got the full dosage.
-
Hawaii congressional delegation seeks Navy fuel-leak probe
The Red Hill facility holds 20 underground fuel storage tanks near Pearl Harbor, providing the military with a crucial fuel reserve in the Pacific.
-
Women in the Navy, Marines most likely to use IUDs, birth control implants across services
The Navy’s healthcare system has 22 walk-in contraception clinics.
-
How could the USS Connecticut sub crash into an undersea mountain?
Keeping a sub stealthy is a challenge on any day, and the South China Sea’s terrain is unforgiving, experts say.
-
Ops readiness concerns loom over military’s COVID-19 vaccination deadlines
The Air Force will offer a blueprint for how to handle troops who refuse to get a coronavirus vaccine.
-
Navy signs off on first exemptions for COVID-19 vaccine
Active-duty sailors who don’t have a pending or approved exemption must be fully immunized by Nov. 28 — or face separation from service.
-
USS Billings back in Mayport after first deployment
The ship conducted counter-narcotics operations in the Caribbean Sea and provided humanitarian relief to Haiti following a massive earthquake.
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Officials: Damaged US Navy sub struck underwater mountain
The collision caused a small number of moderate and minor injuries to the crew.
