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Bonhomme Richard to be decommissioned in San Diego this week
The amphibious assault ship burned for four days in July 2020, leaving major damage to the flattop’s flight deck, island, mast and lower levels.
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As the US Navy scrambles to field more missiles in Asia, a tough decision looms for aging cruisers
How is the Navy going to replace its 22 Ticonderoga-class cruisers, the air defense ships that each pack 122 vertical-launching missile cells?
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High operating costs cloud the future of littoral combat ships, budget data reveals
Operating costs for the LCS are eating into Navy’s accounts.
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Chaplain ponders how Fort Detrick community moves forward after shootings
As garrison chaplain, Lt. Col. Gregory “Scott” Jackson’s role is to be an ear that listens, a moral compass, a spiritual adviser and — in a crisis like Tuesday’s — to be part of the emergency family response team.
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Naval Academy to hold graduation ceremony in person this year
Based on the event venue, the academy says it expects to be able to accommodate two to four guests per Class of 2021 member throughout the week.
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India objects to US Navy ship’s transit without consent
The U.S. 7th Fleet said the USS John Paul Jones “asserted navigational rights and freedoms … consistent with international law.”
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Navy medic who shot 2 was assigned to Fort Detrick medical research center
Navy Hospitalman Casey Nutt and Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Carlos Portugal were shot in the incident. Portugal remained in critical condition as of Wednesday.
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Naval Audit Service cuts still pushed by Navy Department, despite lawmaker opposition
Navy leaders say oversight remains important, but some on Capitol Hill want to know more about the rationale for such cuts.
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About 35 percent of the Navy is vaccinated against COVID-19: CNO
But the Navy is still worried about the reluctance from some to get their shot.
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Navy fires Hopper CO
The relief was based on the commander’s overall performance, a Navy official said.
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Bonhomme Richard to be decommissioned in San Diego this week
The amphibious assault ship burned for four days in July 2020, leaving major damage to the flattop’s flight deck, island, mast and lower levels.
-
As the US Navy scrambles to field more missiles in Asia, a tough decision looms for aging cruisers
How is the Navy going to replace its 22 Ticonderoga-class cruisers, the air defense ships that each pack 122 vertical-launching missile cells?
-
High operating costs cloud the future of littoral combat ships, budget data reveals
Operating costs for the LCS are eating into Navy’s accounts.
-
Chaplain ponders how Fort Detrick community moves forward after shootings
As garrison chaplain, Lt. Col. Gregory “Scott” Jackson’s role is to be an ear that listens, a moral compass, a spiritual adviser and — in a crisis like Tuesday’s — to be part of the emergency family response team.
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Naval Academy to hold graduation ceremony in person this year
Based on the event venue, the academy says it expects to be able to accommodate two to four guests per Class of 2021 member throughout the week.
-
India objects to US Navy ship’s transit without consent
The U.S. 7th Fleet said the USS John Paul Jones “asserted navigational rights and freedoms … consistent with international law.”
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Navy medic who shot 2 was assigned to Fort Detrick medical research center
Navy Hospitalman Casey Nutt and Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Carlos Portugal were shot in the incident. Portugal remained in critical condition as of Wednesday.
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Naval Audit Service cuts still pushed by Navy Department, despite lawmaker opposition
Navy leaders say oversight remains important, but some on Capitol Hill want to know more about the rationale for such cuts.
-
About 35 percent of the Navy is vaccinated against COVID-19: CNO
But the Navy is still worried about the reluctance from some to get their shot.
-
Navy fires Hopper CO
The relief was based on the commander’s overall performance, a Navy official said.
-
Bonhomme Richard to be decommissioned in San Diego this week
The amphibious assault ship burned for four days in July 2020, leaving major damage to the flattop’s flight deck, island, mast and lower levels.
-
As the US Navy scrambles to field more missiles in Asia, a tough decision looms for aging cruisers
How is the Navy going to replace its 22 Ticonderoga-class cruisers, the air defense ships that each pack 122 vertical-launching missile cells?
-
High operating costs cloud the future of littoral combat ships, budget data reveals
Operating costs for the LCS are eating into Navy’s accounts.
-
Chaplain ponders how Fort Detrick community moves forward after shootings
As garrison chaplain, Lt. Col. Gregory “Scott” Jackson’s role is to be an ear that listens, a moral compass, a spiritual adviser and — in a crisis like Tuesday’s — to be part of the emergency family response team.
-
Naval Academy to hold graduation ceremony in person this year
Based on the event venue, the academy says it expects to be able to accommodate two to four guests per Class of 2021 member throughout the week.
-
India objects to US Navy ship’s transit without consent
The U.S. 7th Fleet said the USS John Paul Jones “asserted navigational rights and freedoms … consistent with international law.”
-
Navy medic who shot 2 was assigned to Fort Detrick medical research center
Navy Hospitalman Casey Nutt and Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Carlos Portugal were shot in the incident. Portugal remained in critical condition as of Wednesday.
-
Naval Audit Service cuts still pushed by Navy Department, despite lawmaker opposition
Navy leaders say oversight remains important, but some on Capitol Hill want to know more about the rationale for such cuts.
-
About 35 percent of the Navy is vaccinated against COVID-19: CNO
But the Navy is still worried about the reluctance from some to get their shot.
-
Navy fires Hopper CO
The relief was based on the commander’s overall performance, a Navy official said.
