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Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
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Pollard, ex-Navy analyst, defends spying on US for Israel in rare interview
Jonathan Pollard sold military secrets to Israel while working as a civilian intelligence analyst for the U.S. Navy in the 1980s.
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USS Constitution names cannon in honor of 1st female chief petty officer
Loretta Perfectus Walsh was sworn in as the Navy’s first chief petty officer on March 21, 1917.
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Officer pleads guilty to charge for assaulting fiancée
Lt. Cmdr. Jason Doyle’s initial conviction was tossed out by an appeals court last summer.
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Some troops disappointed by check-the-block extremism stand-downs, others laud commanders
Service members told Military Times that their extremism stand-down training wasn’t very effective.
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US, Belgium, France and Japan hold Mideast naval exercise
The Group Arabian Sea Warfare Exercise will see ships from the four countries conduct drills in the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman.
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US Navy inks deal for a tenth Virginia-class submarine
The U.S. Navy sealed the deal on a 10th ship in its latest iteration of the Virginia-class attack submarine, issuing a $2.4 billion adjustment on a contract initially awarded in December 2019.
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The US Navy’s shaky plan to save its shipyards is getting overhauled
The U.S. Navy’s Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Plan may need more funds to accommodate a larger fleet.
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WW II veteran’s dying wish went viral. Then came his outdoor birthday party
The 97-year-old World War II veteran put on the uniform that went viral and ambled down the grass to the waterfront park within Mediterranean Manors in Dunedin, Florida, where he lives.
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US Navy’s new unmanned plan has ‘buzzwords and platitudes’ but few answers
The Navy’s new unmanned campaign plan lands with mixed reviews.
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Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
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Pollard, ex-Navy analyst, defends spying on US for Israel in rare interview
Jonathan Pollard sold military secrets to Israel while working as a civilian intelligence analyst for the U.S. Navy in the 1980s.
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USS Constitution names cannon in honor of 1st female chief petty officer
Loretta Perfectus Walsh was sworn in as the Navy’s first chief petty officer on March 21, 1917.
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Officer pleads guilty to charge for assaulting fiancée
Lt. Cmdr. Jason Doyle’s initial conviction was tossed out by an appeals court last summer.
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Some troops disappointed by check-the-block extremism stand-downs, others laud commanders
Service members told Military Times that their extremism stand-down training wasn’t very effective.
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US, Belgium, France and Japan hold Mideast naval exercise
The Group Arabian Sea Warfare Exercise will see ships from the four countries conduct drills in the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman.
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US Navy inks deal for a tenth Virginia-class submarine
The U.S. Navy sealed the deal on a 10th ship in its latest iteration of the Virginia-class attack submarine, issuing a $2.4 billion adjustment on a contract initially awarded in December 2019.
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The US Navy’s shaky plan to save its shipyards is getting overhauled
The U.S. Navy’s Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Plan may need more funds to accommodate a larger fleet.
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WW II veteran’s dying wish went viral. Then came his outdoor birthday party
The 97-year-old World War II veteran put on the uniform that went viral and ambled down the grass to the waterfront park within Mediterranean Manors in Dunedin, Florida, where he lives.
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US Navy’s new unmanned plan has ‘buzzwords and platitudes’ but few answers
The Navy’s new unmanned campaign plan lands with mixed reviews.
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Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
-
Pollard, ex-Navy analyst, defends spying on US for Israel in rare interview
Jonathan Pollard sold military secrets to Israel while working as a civilian intelligence analyst for the U.S. Navy in the 1980s.
-
USS Constitution names cannon in honor of 1st female chief petty officer
Loretta Perfectus Walsh was sworn in as the Navy’s first chief petty officer on March 21, 1917.
-
Officer pleads guilty to charge for assaulting fiancée
Lt. Cmdr. Jason Doyle’s initial conviction was tossed out by an appeals court last summer.
-
Some troops disappointed by check-the-block extremism stand-downs, others laud commanders
Service members told Military Times that their extremism stand-down training wasn’t very effective.
-
US, Belgium, France and Japan hold Mideast naval exercise
The Group Arabian Sea Warfare Exercise will see ships from the four countries conduct drills in the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman.
-
US Navy inks deal for a tenth Virginia-class submarine
The U.S. Navy sealed the deal on a 10th ship in its latest iteration of the Virginia-class attack submarine, issuing a $2.4 billion adjustment on a contract initially awarded in December 2019.
-
The US Navy’s shaky plan to save its shipyards is getting overhauled
The U.S. Navy’s Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Plan may need more funds to accommodate a larger fleet.
-
WW II veteran’s dying wish went viral. Then came his outdoor birthday party
The 97-year-old World War II veteran put on the uniform that went viral and ambled down the grass to the waterfront park within Mediterranean Manors in Dunedin, Florida, where he lives.
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US Navy’s new unmanned plan has ‘buzzwords and platitudes’ but few answers
The Navy’s new unmanned campaign plan lands with mixed reviews.
