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China protests latest passage of US Navy ship through Taiwan Strait
The U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet said the guided-missile destroyer USS Curtis Wilbur conducted a routine Taiwan Strait transit on Tuesday in accordance with international law.
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SECNAV: Navy seeking more mental health funding in upcoming budget
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker said funds are also being moved around in this year’s budget for mental health resources.
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Biden celebrates Coast Guard in commencement address, stresses role on world stage
The president used the speech to position the United States as a defender of global rules, trade and marine law, specifically in the South China Sea and the Arctic.
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Navy launches exercise with North African partners as migrant deaths in the Mediterranean soar
The exercise, one of three regional maritime exercises U.S. Naval Forces Africa conducts, will have 13 nations join this year.
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Forklift damages ‘high-valued’ electronic warfare gear
A contractor was offloading a delivery truck containing electronic warfare equipment when the mishap occurred.
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World War II-era ship played role in career of destroyer Kidd’s new commander
As a youngster, Matt Noland explored the USS Kidd Veterans Museum in Baton Rouge — and the World War II-era ship in his hometown played a part in his decision to follow a career in the Navy.
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Chris Pratt-led ‘Tomorrow War’ teases time-traveling conflict, 2051 alien invasion
“The Tomorrow War” is slated for a July 2 release.
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Meet the sailor who wants to make your coverall nametag look less crappy
The junior officer’s invention came about after he noticed that nametags weren’t holding up to the wear and tear of shipboard life.
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Coast Guard looks to expand Seattle base as US ramps up Arctic presence
The U.S. Coast Guard is proposing a renovation and expansion of its Seattle waterfront base that during the next decade will be home to three new icebreakers, and probably other vessels.
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China protests latest passage of US Navy ship through Taiwan Strait
The U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet said the guided-missile destroyer USS Curtis Wilbur conducted a routine Taiwan Strait transit on Tuesday in accordance with international law.
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SECNAV: Navy seeking more mental health funding in upcoming budget
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker said funds are also being moved around in this year’s budget for mental health resources.
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Biden celebrates Coast Guard in commencement address, stresses role on world stage
The president used the speech to position the United States as a defender of global rules, trade and marine law, specifically in the South China Sea and the Arctic.
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Navy launches exercise with North African partners as migrant deaths in the Mediterranean soar
The exercise, one of three regional maritime exercises U.S. Naval Forces Africa conducts, will have 13 nations join this year.
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Navy training jets collide over Texas
One pilot sustained minor injuries, according to the Navy.
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Forklift damages ‘high-valued’ electronic warfare gear
A contractor was offloading a delivery truck containing electronic warfare equipment when the mishap occurred.
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World War II-era ship played role in career of destroyer Kidd’s new commander
As a youngster, Matt Noland explored the USS Kidd Veterans Museum in Baton Rouge — and the World War II-era ship in his hometown played a part in his decision to follow a career in the Navy.
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Chris Pratt-led ‘Tomorrow War’ teases time-traveling conflict, 2051 alien invasion
“The Tomorrow War” is slated for a July 2 release.
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Meet the sailor who wants to make your coverall nametag look less crappy
The junior officer’s invention came about after he noticed that nametags weren’t holding up to the wear and tear of shipboard life.
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Coast Guard looks to expand Seattle base as US ramps up Arctic presence
The U.S. Coast Guard is proposing a renovation and expansion of its Seattle waterfront base that during the next decade will be home to three new icebreakers, and probably other vessels.
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China protests latest passage of US Navy ship through Taiwan Strait
The U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet said the guided-missile destroyer USS Curtis Wilbur conducted a routine Taiwan Strait transit on Tuesday in accordance with international law.
-
SECNAV: Navy seeking more mental health funding in upcoming budget
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker said funds are also being moved around in this year’s budget for mental health resources.
-
Biden celebrates Coast Guard in commencement address, stresses role on world stage
The president used the speech to position the United States as a defender of global rules, trade and marine law, specifically in the South China Sea and the Arctic.
-
Navy launches exercise with North African partners as migrant deaths in the Mediterranean soar
The exercise, one of three regional maritime exercises U.S. Naval Forces Africa conducts, will have 13 nations join this year.
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Navy training jets collide over Texas
One pilot sustained minor injuries, according to the Navy.
-
Forklift damages ‘high-valued’ electronic warfare gear
A contractor was offloading a delivery truck containing electronic warfare equipment when the mishap occurred.
-
World War II-era ship played role in career of destroyer Kidd’s new commander
As a youngster, Matt Noland explored the USS Kidd Veterans Museum in Baton Rouge — and the World War II-era ship in his hometown played a part in his decision to follow a career in the Navy.
-
Chris Pratt-led ‘Tomorrow War’ teases time-traveling conflict, 2051 alien invasion
“The Tomorrow War” is slated for a July 2 release.
-
Meet the sailor who wants to make your coverall nametag look less crappy
The junior officer’s invention came about after he noticed that nametags weren’t holding up to the wear and tear of shipboard life.
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Coast Guard looks to expand Seattle base as US ramps up Arctic presence
The U.S. Coast Guard is proposing a renovation and expansion of its Seattle waterfront base that during the next decade will be home to three new icebreakers, and probably other vessels.
