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Finishing Max’s mission — parents of corpsman killed in Kabul offered home for Afghan child
Fallen Corpsman Maxton “Max” Soviak’s family looked to honor their son by picking up his mission where he left off–saving the children of Afghanistan.
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SECNAV urges sailors to stay safe following a rise in traffic fatalities
The sea service has seen a rise in off-duty traffic deaths this fiscal year.
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Virginia Beach sailor dies in rip current incident
Airman Recruit Ethan Eric Dumbuya, 23, died Saturday, Sept. 11 while swimming at Dam Neck Beach due to a rip current.
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To get F-35 performance-based logistics contract, Lockheed will have to give up tech data
Lockheed has been angling for an F-35 performance-based logistics contract for three years, but it will come with strings attached.
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Two upcoming documents will reveal how the US Navy should fight in a great power competition
An ongoing Global Posture Review and a 2022 update to the National Defense Strategy will provide the U.S. Navy more clarity on what its roles and expectations will be in an increasingly competitive maritime space.
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Citing OPSEC, Navy mum on sailor’s overseas death
Cryptologic Technician (Technical) 1st Class Robin Nicole Collins, 26, died on July 18.
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About 25 percent of eligible sailors will be promoted to chief in fiscal 2022
As many as 4,635 active-duty sailors could be tapped for chief beginning Oct. 1.
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Some newly retired sailors’ pay and Tricare benefits affected by technical glitches
The Navy’s transition to a new personnel system has also affected some active-duty sailors’ pay, ID cards and Tricare benefits.
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US Navy, Boeing conduct first-ever refueling between unmanned tanker, F-35C
The Navy and Boeing paired their unmanned tanker with the F-35C Joint Strike Fighter for the first time, with the drone refueling its third aircraft type since June as it heads towards shipboard testing and the standup of the first MQ-25A squadron later this year.
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No, the Pentagon is not sending mass texts to service members about vaccine mandates
The military doesn’t have the capability to send out service-wide SMS texts.
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Finishing Max’s mission — parents of corpsman killed in Kabul offered home for Afghan child
Fallen Corpsman Maxton “Max” Soviak’s family looked to honor their son by picking up his mission where he left off–saving the children of Afghanistan.
-
SECNAV urges sailors to stay safe following a rise in traffic fatalities
The sea service has seen a rise in off-duty traffic deaths this fiscal year.
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Virginia Beach sailor dies in rip current incident
Airman Recruit Ethan Eric Dumbuya, 23, died Saturday, Sept. 11 while swimming at Dam Neck Beach due to a rip current.
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To get F-35 performance-based logistics contract, Lockheed will have to give up tech data
Lockheed has been angling for an F-35 performance-based logistics contract for three years, but it will come with strings attached.
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Two upcoming documents will reveal how the US Navy should fight in a great power competition
An ongoing Global Posture Review and a 2022 update to the National Defense Strategy will provide the U.S. Navy more clarity on what its roles and expectations will be in an increasingly competitive maritime space.
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Citing OPSEC, Navy mum on sailor’s overseas death
Cryptologic Technician (Technical) 1st Class Robin Nicole Collins, 26, died on July 18.
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About 25 percent of eligible sailors will be promoted to chief in fiscal 2022
As many as 4,635 active-duty sailors could be tapped for chief beginning Oct. 1.
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Some newly retired sailors’ pay and Tricare benefits affected by technical glitches
The Navy’s transition to a new personnel system has also affected some active-duty sailors’ pay, ID cards and Tricare benefits.
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US Navy, Boeing conduct first-ever refueling between unmanned tanker, F-35C
The Navy and Boeing paired their unmanned tanker with the F-35C Joint Strike Fighter for the first time, with the drone refueling its third aircraft type since June as it heads towards shipboard testing and the standup of the first MQ-25A squadron later this year.
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No, the Pentagon is not sending mass texts to service members about vaccine mandates
The military doesn’t have the capability to send out service-wide SMS texts.
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Finishing Max’s mission — parents of corpsman killed in Kabul offered home for Afghan child
Fallen Corpsman Maxton “Max” Soviak’s family looked to honor their son by picking up his mission where he left off–saving the children of Afghanistan.
-
SECNAV urges sailors to stay safe following a rise in traffic fatalities
The sea service has seen a rise in off-duty traffic deaths this fiscal year.
-
Virginia Beach sailor dies in rip current incident
Airman Recruit Ethan Eric Dumbuya, 23, died Saturday, Sept. 11 while swimming at Dam Neck Beach due to a rip current.
-
To get F-35 performance-based logistics contract, Lockheed will have to give up tech data
Lockheed has been angling for an F-35 performance-based logistics contract for three years, but it will come with strings attached.
-
Two upcoming documents will reveal how the US Navy should fight in a great power competition
An ongoing Global Posture Review and a 2022 update to the National Defense Strategy will provide the U.S. Navy more clarity on what its roles and expectations will be in an increasingly competitive maritime space.
-
Citing OPSEC, Navy mum on sailor’s overseas death
Cryptologic Technician (Technical) 1st Class Robin Nicole Collins, 26, died on July 18.
-
About 25 percent of eligible sailors will be promoted to chief in fiscal 2022
As many as 4,635 active-duty sailors could be tapped for chief beginning Oct. 1.
-
Some newly retired sailors’ pay and Tricare benefits affected by technical glitches
The Navy’s transition to a new personnel system has also affected some active-duty sailors’ pay, ID cards and Tricare benefits.
-
US Navy, Boeing conduct first-ever refueling between unmanned tanker, F-35C
The Navy and Boeing paired their unmanned tanker with the F-35C Joint Strike Fighter for the first time, with the drone refueling its third aircraft type since June as it heads towards shipboard testing and the standup of the first MQ-25A squadron later this year.
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No, the Pentagon is not sending mass texts to service members about vaccine mandates
The military doesn’t have the capability to send out service-wide SMS texts.
