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US Navy rolls out new strategy for expanding Arctic operations
The Navy statement provides an outline of planned operational changes for the military’s sea services in and around Alaska, including the Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps.
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Readying for the worst: Pandemic’s long deployments take a hard toll on crews, families and ships
The pace of operations and Big Navy’s COVID suppression measures are placing added stress and strain upon sailors and raising questions in some circles about retention and the material readiness of Navy ships, compounding issues that existed well before the pandemic.
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Here’s the US Navy’s plan to stop its string of shipbuilding failures
The Navy is turning over a new leaf on ship design, says the chief of naval operations.
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In one ashore shop, a sailor worries about COVID exposure
A petty officer at a Norfolk shore command said he has spent the past year wondering if the next shipmate coming through the door has COVID-19, while also helping sailors understand what to do if they suspect they are positive and shouldering more work when others needed to isolate.
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Retired Naval Academy goat mascot Bill 33 has died
The fuzzy Angora goat was affectionately known as “Blue Eyes” and would have been 14 years old next week.
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Navy kicks off Naval Community College pilot program for sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen
Almost 600 students are participating in the pilot program.
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‘Friends with everybody’: petty officer died after Jacksonville traffic accident
Machinist’s Mate (Nuclear) 2nd Class Donovan C. Lindberg was fatally injured on Dec. 11
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SECNAV ‘not sure’ when Nimitz strike group will come home
The aircraft carrier and its strike group are about to enter month eight of their deployment.
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Surface fleet rolls out revised instruction to get sailors better rest at sea
Crew fatigue played a role in two fatal 2017 ship collisions that killed 17 sailors.
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Navy SEAL agrees to plead guilty in strangulation death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
One defendant remains scheduled for trial in the 2017 case.
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US Navy rolls out new strategy for expanding Arctic operations
The Navy statement provides an outline of planned operational changes for the military’s sea services in and around Alaska, including the Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps.
-
Readying for the worst: Pandemic’s long deployments take a hard toll on crews, families and ships
The pace of operations and Big Navy’s COVID suppression measures are placing added stress and strain upon sailors and raising questions in some circles about retention and the material readiness of Navy ships, compounding issues that existed well before the pandemic.
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Here’s the US Navy’s plan to stop its string of shipbuilding failures
The Navy is turning over a new leaf on ship design, says the chief of naval operations.
-
In one ashore shop, a sailor worries about COVID exposure
A petty officer at a Norfolk shore command said he has spent the past year wondering if the next shipmate coming through the door has COVID-19, while also helping sailors understand what to do if they suspect they are positive and shouldering more work when others needed to isolate.
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Retired Naval Academy goat mascot Bill 33 has died
The fuzzy Angora goat was affectionately known as “Blue Eyes” and would have been 14 years old next week.
-
Navy kicks off Naval Community College pilot program for sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen
Almost 600 students are participating in the pilot program.
-
‘Friends with everybody’: petty officer died after Jacksonville traffic accident
Machinist’s Mate (Nuclear) 2nd Class Donovan C. Lindberg was fatally injured on Dec. 11
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SECNAV ‘not sure’ when Nimitz strike group will come home
The aircraft carrier and its strike group are about to enter month eight of their deployment.
-
Surface fleet rolls out revised instruction to get sailors better rest at sea
Crew fatigue played a role in two fatal 2017 ship collisions that killed 17 sailors.
-
Navy SEAL agrees to plead guilty in strangulation death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
One defendant remains scheduled for trial in the 2017 case.
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US Navy rolls out new strategy for expanding Arctic operations
The Navy statement provides an outline of planned operational changes for the military’s sea services in and around Alaska, including the Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps.
-
Readying for the worst: Pandemic’s long deployments take a hard toll on crews, families and ships
The pace of operations and Big Navy’s COVID suppression measures are placing added stress and strain upon sailors and raising questions in some circles about retention and the material readiness of Navy ships, compounding issues that existed well before the pandemic.
-
Here’s the US Navy’s plan to stop its string of shipbuilding failures
The Navy is turning over a new leaf on ship design, says the chief of naval operations.
-
In one ashore shop, a sailor worries about COVID exposure
A petty officer at a Norfolk shore command said he has spent the past year wondering if the next shipmate coming through the door has COVID-19, while also helping sailors understand what to do if they suspect they are positive and shouldering more work when others needed to isolate.
-
Retired Naval Academy goat mascot Bill 33 has died
The fuzzy Angora goat was affectionately known as “Blue Eyes” and would have been 14 years old next week.
-
Navy kicks off Naval Community College pilot program for sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen
Almost 600 students are participating in the pilot program.
-
‘Friends with everybody’: petty officer died after Jacksonville traffic accident
Machinist’s Mate (Nuclear) 2nd Class Donovan C. Lindberg was fatally injured on Dec. 11
-
SECNAV ‘not sure’ when Nimitz strike group will come home
The aircraft carrier and its strike group are about to enter month eight of their deployment.
-
Surface fleet rolls out revised instruction to get sailors better rest at sea
Crew fatigue played a role in two fatal 2017 ship collisions that killed 17 sailors.
-
Navy SEAL agrees to plead guilty in strangulation death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
One defendant remains scheduled for trial in the 2017 case.
