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Navy officials address 2 racist incidents on West Coast
The meetings came after a noose was found on one ship, and hate speech was found written on a wall on another ship.
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Watchdog: Navy didn’t conduct required infectious disease exercises before COVID-19 hit
The Defense Department Inspector General report on the Navy’s response to COVID was released Monday.
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Taiwan says ties with US military strong amid threats from China
As the U.S. Navy asserts its presence in the South China Sea, Taiwan’s leader says its ties with Washington remain solid over the transition from the Trump to the Biden administration.
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Commanding officers to get more involved in SAIL program
Sailor Assistance and Intercept for Life procedures will be modified to require commanding officers to verify that sailors who have voiced suicidal thoughts or exhibited suicidal behavior contact s SAIL case manager.
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Coast Guard honors Black veteran, NFL great Emlen Tunnell
Before he became the first Black player inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Emlen Tunnell served in the Coast Guard during and after World War II, where he was credited with saving the lives of two shipmates in separate incidents.
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Naval Academy grads hope to walk on the moon with NASA team
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Kayla Barron and Marine Corps Lt. Col. Nicole Mann are among the 18 members of NASA’s Artemis Team, and could be one of the first women to step on the moon.
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Submarine petty officer who died of COVID complications identified
Information Systems Technician (Submarines) 2nd Class Cody Andrew-Godfredson Myers was one of two active-duty sailors to die this week after contracting the novel coronavirus.
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You now have to wear a mask virtually everywhere on military bases — including outdoors
New rules require masks even when you’re social distancing outdoors.
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Navy officials address 2 racist incidents on West Coast
The meetings came after a noose was found on one ship, and hate speech was found written on a wall on another ship.
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Watchdog: Navy didn’t conduct required infectious disease exercises before COVID-19 hit
The Defense Department Inspector General report on the Navy’s response to COVID was released Monday.
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Taiwan says ties with US military strong amid threats from China
As the U.S. Navy asserts its presence in the South China Sea, Taiwan’s leader says its ties with Washington remain solid over the transition from the Trump to the Biden administration.
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Commanding officers to get more involved in SAIL program
Sailor Assistance and Intercept for Life procedures will be modified to require commanding officers to verify that sailors who have voiced suicidal thoughts or exhibited suicidal behavior contact s SAIL case manager.
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Coast Guard honors Black veteran, NFL great Emlen Tunnell
Before he became the first Black player inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Emlen Tunnell served in the Coast Guard during and after World War II, where he was credited with saving the lives of two shipmates in separate incidents.
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Naval Academy grads hope to walk on the moon with NASA team
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Kayla Barron and Marine Corps Lt. Col. Nicole Mann are among the 18 members of NASA’s Artemis Team, and could be one of the first women to step on the moon.
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Submarine petty officer who died of COVID complications identified
Information Systems Technician (Submarines) 2nd Class Cody Andrew-Godfredson Myers was one of two active-duty sailors to die this week after contracting the novel coronavirus.
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Navy chief dies of COVID complications
Chief Quartermaster Herbert Rojas died in his home Tuesday.
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You now have to wear a mask virtually everywhere on military bases — including outdoors
New rules require masks even when you’re social distancing outdoors.
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Navy officials address 2 racist incidents on West Coast
The meetings came after a noose was found on one ship, and hate speech was found written on a wall on another ship.
-
Watchdog: Navy didn’t conduct required infectious disease exercises before COVID-19 hit
The Defense Department Inspector General report on the Navy’s response to COVID was released Monday.
-
Taiwan says ties with US military strong amid threats from China
As the U.S. Navy asserts its presence in the South China Sea, Taiwan’s leader says its ties with Washington remain solid over the transition from the Trump to the Biden administration.
-
Commanding officers to get more involved in SAIL program
Sailor Assistance and Intercept for Life procedures will be modified to require commanding officers to verify that sailors who have voiced suicidal thoughts or exhibited suicidal behavior contact s SAIL case manager.
-
Coast Guard honors Black veteran, NFL great Emlen Tunnell
Before he became the first Black player inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Emlen Tunnell served in the Coast Guard during and after World War II, where he was credited with saving the lives of two shipmates in separate incidents.
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Naval Academy grads hope to walk on the moon with NASA team
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Kayla Barron and Marine Corps Lt. Col. Nicole Mann are among the 18 members of NASA’s Artemis Team, and could be one of the first women to step on the moon.
-
Submarine petty officer who died of COVID complications identified
Information Systems Technician (Submarines) 2nd Class Cody Andrew-Godfredson Myers was one of two active-duty sailors to die this week after contracting the novel coronavirus.
-
Navy chief dies of COVID complications
Chief Quartermaster Herbert Rojas died in his home Tuesday.
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You now have to wear a mask virtually everywhere on military bases — including outdoors
New rules require masks even when you’re social distancing outdoors.
