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Cannibalized parts, systems that sailors can’t fix: LCS maintenance woes could get worse, watchdog warns
A Government Accountability Office report raises questions about the Navy’s LCS maintenance strategy.
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To reach 355 ships, Navy must revamp shipbuilding, recruitment and retention, advocacy group says
A new report from the Association of the U.S. Navy calls for more sailors, “immediately,” and additional efforts to eliminate barriers standing in the way of a 355-ship Navy.
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US Coast Guard cutter Maui fires 30 warning shots at Iranian fast-attack boats harassing Navy, USCG ships
A total of 13 Iranian fast in-shore attack craft were involved in a high-speed approach of six U.S. ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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US Navy seizes arms shipment in Arabian Sea likely bound for Yemen
The guided-missile cruiser USS Monterey discovered the weapons aboard what the Navy described as a stateless dhow.
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US sends more warplanes to Afghanistan to protect troop pullout
Gen. Mark Milley said F-18 attack planes have been added to a previously announced package of air and sea power that can be called upon as protection for withdrawing troops.
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Aircraft carrier Gerald Ford finishes post-delivery tests and trials
Next up for the aircraft carrier are full ship shock trials that are slated for this summer, followed by a planned incremental availability scheduled for September through February 2022.
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Dental hygienist on trial in Florida for 1984 killing of Navy recruit
The body of Pamela Cahanes was found on Aug. 5, 1984, two days after she graduated from boot camp at the Orlando Naval Training Center.
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Naval Station Newport to make $39M in stormwater repairs
The Navy will complete stormwater discharge infrastructure improvements by 2030 at the former Derecktor Shipyard.
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More sailors undergoing a forced rating conversion can now separate early
Sailors 36 months out from the end of their contractual obligations are now eligible to separate early.
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‘I have to help,’ says sailor who rescued migrants at sea
The Navy rescue swimmer immediately started running toward the shore in what would become the most dramatic rescue mission of his 17-year career.
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Cannibalized parts, systems that sailors can’t fix: LCS maintenance woes could get worse, watchdog warns
A Government Accountability Office report raises questions about the Navy’s LCS maintenance strategy.
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To reach 355 ships, Navy must revamp shipbuilding, recruitment and retention, advocacy group says
A new report from the Association of the U.S. Navy calls for more sailors, “immediately,” and additional efforts to eliminate barriers standing in the way of a 355-ship Navy.
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US Coast Guard cutter Maui fires 30 warning shots at Iranian fast-attack boats harassing Navy, USCG ships
A total of 13 Iranian fast in-shore attack craft were involved in a high-speed approach of six U.S. ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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US Navy seizes arms shipment in Arabian Sea likely bound for Yemen
The guided-missile cruiser USS Monterey discovered the weapons aboard what the Navy described as a stateless dhow.
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US sends more warplanes to Afghanistan to protect troop pullout
Gen. Mark Milley said F-18 attack planes have been added to a previously announced package of air and sea power that can be called upon as protection for withdrawing troops.
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Aircraft carrier Gerald Ford finishes post-delivery tests and trials
Next up for the aircraft carrier are full ship shock trials that are slated for this summer, followed by a planned incremental availability scheduled for September through February 2022.
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Dental hygienist on trial in Florida for 1984 killing of Navy recruit
The body of Pamela Cahanes was found on Aug. 5, 1984, two days after she graduated from boot camp at the Orlando Naval Training Center.
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Naval Station Newport to make $39M in stormwater repairs
The Navy will complete stormwater discharge infrastructure improvements by 2030 at the former Derecktor Shipyard.
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More sailors undergoing a forced rating conversion can now separate early
Sailors 36 months out from the end of their contractual obligations are now eligible to separate early.
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‘I have to help,’ says sailor who rescued migrants at sea
The Navy rescue swimmer immediately started running toward the shore in what would become the most dramatic rescue mission of his 17-year career.
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Cannibalized parts, systems that sailors can’t fix: LCS maintenance woes could get worse, watchdog warns
A Government Accountability Office report raises questions about the Navy’s LCS maintenance strategy.
-
To reach 355 ships, Navy must revamp shipbuilding, recruitment and retention, advocacy group says
A new report from the Association of the U.S. Navy calls for more sailors, “immediately,” and additional efforts to eliminate barriers standing in the way of a 355-ship Navy.
-
US Coast Guard cutter Maui fires 30 warning shots at Iranian fast-attack boats harassing Navy, USCG ships
A total of 13 Iranian fast in-shore attack craft were involved in a high-speed approach of six U.S. ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
-
US Navy seizes arms shipment in Arabian Sea likely bound for Yemen
The guided-missile cruiser USS Monterey discovered the weapons aboard what the Navy described as a stateless dhow.
-
US sends more warplanes to Afghanistan to protect troop pullout
Gen. Mark Milley said F-18 attack planes have been added to a previously announced package of air and sea power that can be called upon as protection for withdrawing troops.
-
Aircraft carrier Gerald Ford finishes post-delivery tests and trials
Next up for the aircraft carrier are full ship shock trials that are slated for this summer, followed by a planned incremental availability scheduled for September through February 2022.
-
Dental hygienist on trial in Florida for 1984 killing of Navy recruit
The body of Pamela Cahanes was found on Aug. 5, 1984, two days after she graduated from boot camp at the Orlando Naval Training Center.
-
Naval Station Newport to make $39M in stormwater repairs
The Navy will complete stormwater discharge infrastructure improvements by 2030 at the former Derecktor Shipyard.
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More sailors undergoing a forced rating conversion can now separate early
Sailors 36 months out from the end of their contractual obligations are now eligible to separate early.
-
‘I have to help,’ says sailor who rescued migrants at sea
The Navy rescue swimmer immediately started running toward the shore in what would become the most dramatic rescue mission of his 17-year career.
