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Guam can pursue $160M lawsuit over cleaning up Navy-built dump, Supreme Court says
The lawsuit says the Navy built the dump during the 1940s and then deposited toxic military waste there before turning over control to Guam in 1950.
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Committee questions Navy spill of jet fuel near Pearl Harbor
The Navy said “approximately 1,000 gallons of fuel was released during a fuel transfer and properly collected by the fuel containment system.”
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Navy to chart new course after rash of problems
The CNO insists the Navy is now on a “positive trajectory,” but it will have to rebuild confidence under congressional scrutiny as it prepares a new strategic plan.
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Drug-testing program going back to its pre-pandemic footing, Navy says
The service restricted such testing last spring as the COVID-19 pandemic exploded.
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Navy’s diversity effort will review grooming policies, selection boards and other areas
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker announced the new initiatives in a memo this month.
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Fort Belvoir, cruiser Antietam under consideration for renaming by DoD commission
The commission will be looking at places and things named to honor the Confederacy in general.
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Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group joins up with British carrier ahead of its maiden deployment
The Royal Navy carrier Queen Elizabeth, with U.S. Marine F-35Bs embarked, begins its maiden operational deployment Sunday.
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Here’s when the first two littoral combat ships will be mothballed
Navy brass have said it’s not worth the money to keep the two ships operational.
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$100,000 retention bonuses offered to commanders of Navy aviation units
Officers must complete a post-command commander tour lasting between 24 and 36 months as part of the bonus program.
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China, US argue over naval activity in South China Sea
China accused the U.S. of increasing regional security risks.
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Guam can pursue $160M lawsuit over cleaning up Navy-built dump, Supreme Court says
The lawsuit says the Navy built the dump during the 1940s and then deposited toxic military waste there before turning over control to Guam in 1950.
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Committee questions Navy spill of jet fuel near Pearl Harbor
The Navy said “approximately 1,000 gallons of fuel was released during a fuel transfer and properly collected by the fuel containment system.”
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Navy to chart new course after rash of problems
The CNO insists the Navy is now on a “positive trajectory,” but it will have to rebuild confidence under congressional scrutiny as it prepares a new strategic plan.
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Drug-testing program going back to its pre-pandemic footing, Navy says
The service restricted such testing last spring as the COVID-19 pandemic exploded.
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Navy’s diversity effort will review grooming policies, selection boards and other areas
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker announced the new initiatives in a memo this month.
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Fort Belvoir, cruiser Antietam under consideration for renaming by DoD commission
The commission will be looking at places and things named to honor the Confederacy in general.
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Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group joins up with British carrier ahead of its maiden deployment
The Royal Navy carrier Queen Elizabeth, with U.S. Marine F-35Bs embarked, begins its maiden operational deployment Sunday.
-
Here’s when the first two littoral combat ships will be mothballed
Navy brass have said it’s not worth the money to keep the two ships operational.
-
$100,000 retention bonuses offered to commanders of Navy aviation units
Officers must complete a post-command commander tour lasting between 24 and 36 months as part of the bonus program.
-
China, US argue over naval activity in South China Sea
China accused the U.S. of increasing regional security risks.
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Guam can pursue $160M lawsuit over cleaning up Navy-built dump, Supreme Court says
The lawsuit says the Navy built the dump during the 1940s and then deposited toxic military waste there before turning over control to Guam in 1950.
-
Committee questions Navy spill of jet fuel near Pearl Harbor
The Navy said “approximately 1,000 gallons of fuel was released during a fuel transfer and properly collected by the fuel containment system.”
-
Navy to chart new course after rash of problems
The CNO insists the Navy is now on a “positive trajectory,” but it will have to rebuild confidence under congressional scrutiny as it prepares a new strategic plan.
-
Drug-testing program going back to its pre-pandemic footing, Navy says
The service restricted such testing last spring as the COVID-19 pandemic exploded.
-
Navy’s diversity effort will review grooming policies, selection boards and other areas
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker announced the new initiatives in a memo this month.
-
Fort Belvoir, cruiser Antietam under consideration for renaming by DoD commission
The commission will be looking at places and things named to honor the Confederacy in general.
-
Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group joins up with British carrier ahead of its maiden deployment
The Royal Navy carrier Queen Elizabeth, with U.S. Marine F-35Bs embarked, begins its maiden operational deployment Sunday.
-
Here’s when the first two littoral combat ships will be mothballed
Navy brass have said it’s not worth the money to keep the two ships operational.
-
$100,000 retention bonuses offered to commanders of Navy aviation units
Officers must complete a post-command commander tour lasting between 24 and 36 months as part of the bonus program.
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China, US argue over naval activity in South China Sea
China accused the U.S. of increasing regional security risks.
