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Navy surpasses FY22 retention goals amid recruitment challenges
“We are taking every opportunity to allow future Sailors to join or current Sailors to continue their service,” Navy officials said.
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Navy replaces troubled part on Ford carrier after test cancelation
Carrier Gerald Ford had to return to port in August when all four of its jet blast deflectors failed due to corroded parts. A new part is now in use.
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Retired Navy captain sentenced in ‘Fat Leonard’ bribery scandal
Retired Capt. David Haas pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in 2020.
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2 Marine Raiders, cleared of homicide, get no punishment for drinking
A jury found that Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher had violated a lawful general order by consuming alcohol while deployed to Iraq.
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2 Marines found not guilty of homicide in Green Beret veteran’s death
Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher were acquitted on charges of involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide.
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Navy helicopter squadron completes rare training in Albania
The squadron flew inland from the aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush to conduct mountain flying, low-level tactical flying, off-airport landing and more.
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Navy nears operational capability on LCS counter-mine mission package
The Navy conducted a final test in August and is awaiting the test and evaluation report before declaring IOC on the entire mine countermeasures package.
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Workforce woes are top ‘strategic challenge’ for Navy, admiral says
Costs are rising throughout the Navy’s shipbuilding budget: to train and recruit new workers, to bring in subcontractor support, and for materials.
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White House announces nominees to lead Navy in Asia and Middle East
They will still need to be approved by the Senate before taking the helms of the Navy’s 7th and 5th fleets.
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Prosecution experts in ‘MARSOC 3′ trial say fistfight killed Army vet
“I found a brain that was severely traumatized,” he said, describing the blood, hemorrhaging, bruising and dead tissue.
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Navy surpasses FY22 retention goals amid recruitment challenges
“We are taking every opportunity to allow future Sailors to join or current Sailors to continue their service,” Navy officials said.
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Navy replaces troubled part on Ford carrier after test cancelation
Carrier Gerald Ford had to return to port in August when all four of its jet blast deflectors failed due to corroded parts. A new part is now in use.
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Retired Navy captain sentenced in ‘Fat Leonard’ bribery scandal
Retired Capt. David Haas pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in 2020.
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2 Marine Raiders, cleared of homicide, get no punishment for drinking
A jury found that Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher had violated a lawful general order by consuming alcohol while deployed to Iraq.
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2 Marines found not guilty of homicide in Green Beret veteran’s death
Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher were acquitted on charges of involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide.
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Navy helicopter squadron completes rare training in Albania
The squadron flew inland from the aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush to conduct mountain flying, low-level tactical flying, off-airport landing and more.
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Navy nears operational capability on LCS counter-mine mission package
The Navy conducted a final test in August and is awaiting the test and evaluation report before declaring IOC on the entire mine countermeasures package.
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Workforce woes are top ‘strategic challenge’ for Navy, admiral says
Costs are rising throughout the Navy’s shipbuilding budget: to train and recruit new workers, to bring in subcontractor support, and for materials.
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White House announces nominees to lead Navy in Asia and Middle East
They will still need to be approved by the Senate before taking the helms of the Navy’s 7th and 5th fleets.
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Prosecution experts in ‘MARSOC 3′ trial say fistfight killed Army vet
“I found a brain that was severely traumatized,” he said, describing the blood, hemorrhaging, bruising and dead tissue.
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Navy surpasses FY22 retention goals amid recruitment challenges
“We are taking every opportunity to allow future Sailors to join or current Sailors to continue their service,” Navy officials said.
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Navy replaces troubled part on Ford carrier after test cancelation
Carrier Gerald Ford had to return to port in August when all four of its jet blast deflectors failed due to corroded parts. A new part is now in use.
-
Retired Navy captain sentenced in ‘Fat Leonard’ bribery scandal
Retired Capt. David Haas pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in 2020.
-
2 Marine Raiders, cleared of homicide, get no punishment for drinking
A jury found that Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher had violated a lawful general order by consuming alcohol while deployed to Iraq.
-
2 Marines found not guilty of homicide in Green Beret veteran’s death
Gunnery Sgts. Josh Negron and Danny Draher were acquitted on charges of involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide.
-
Navy helicopter squadron completes rare training in Albania
The squadron flew inland from the aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush to conduct mountain flying, low-level tactical flying, off-airport landing and more.
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Navy nears operational capability on LCS counter-mine mission package
The Navy conducted a final test in August and is awaiting the test and evaluation report before declaring IOC on the entire mine countermeasures package.
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Workforce woes are top ‘strategic challenge’ for Navy, admiral says
Costs are rising throughout the Navy’s shipbuilding budget: to train and recruit new workers, to bring in subcontractor support, and for materials.
-
White House announces nominees to lead Navy in Asia and Middle East
They will still need to be approved by the Senate before taking the helms of the Navy’s 7th and 5th fleets.
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Prosecution experts in ‘MARSOC 3′ trial say fistfight killed Army vet
“I found a brain that was severely traumatized,” he said, describing the blood, hemorrhaging, bruising and dead tissue.
