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Is the military too ‘woke’ to recruit?
There’s a lack of hard information on why propensity to serve is falling, and whether there’s an ideological shift in attitude toward military service.
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Another aircraft carrier is grappling with water issues
Something fouled up the carrier Abraham Lincoln’s potable water supplies last month, weeks after jet fuel contaminated the carrier Nimitz’s water system.
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3 Navy officers reprimanded in death of SEAL trainee
The death of Seaman Kyle Mullen has triggered a number of changes in how sailors are monitored during the physically and mentally exhausting test.
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USS Rushmore has a roach problem
Sailors aboard told Navy Times they feel the command is downplaying the problem. Navy officials say their hands are tied while the ship is underway.
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Coast Guard crew describes rescuing fishermen who fought off sharks
The Coast Guard rescue crew found them only after one of the fishermen managed to send a text message from a nearly drained cellphone.
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Reagan naval drills spark another missile launch by North Korea
North Korea’s sixth round of weapons tests in two weeks came hours after the U.S and South Korea wrapped a new round of naval drills off the coast.
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US, UK hold drone drill in Persian Gulf after Iran seizures
The drones sent still images of potential targets to warships and the 5th Fleet’s command center, where they were reviewed by artificial intelligence.
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DoD inks waiver for deliveries of F-35s, halted over Chinese material
The contractors have switched to a different source for the alloy to make magnets in the future.
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Navy, Marine Corps offer gun locks to prevent suicide
The thought behind the program is erect a barrier between a person’s suicidal impulse and taking action on that impulse.
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Happy birthday, Navy
The sea service officially commenced operations on Oct. 13, 1775.
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Is the military too ‘woke’ to recruit?
There’s a lack of hard information on why propensity to serve is falling, and whether there’s an ideological shift in attitude toward military service.
-
Another aircraft carrier is grappling with water issues
Something fouled up the carrier Abraham Lincoln’s potable water supplies last month, weeks after jet fuel contaminated the carrier Nimitz’s water system.
-
3 Navy officers reprimanded in death of SEAL trainee
The death of Seaman Kyle Mullen has triggered a number of changes in how sailors are monitored during the physically and mentally exhausting test.
-
USS Rushmore has a roach problem
Sailors aboard told Navy Times they feel the command is downplaying the problem. Navy officials say their hands are tied while the ship is underway.
-
Coast Guard crew describes rescuing fishermen who fought off sharks
The Coast Guard rescue crew found them only after one of the fishermen managed to send a text message from a nearly drained cellphone.
-
Reagan naval drills spark another missile launch by North Korea
North Korea’s sixth round of weapons tests in two weeks came hours after the U.S and South Korea wrapped a new round of naval drills off the coast.
-
US, UK hold drone drill in Persian Gulf after Iran seizures
The drones sent still images of potential targets to warships and the 5th Fleet’s command center, where they were reviewed by artificial intelligence.
-
DoD inks waiver for deliveries of F-35s, halted over Chinese material
The contractors have switched to a different source for the alloy to make magnets in the future.
-
Navy, Marine Corps offer gun locks to prevent suicide
The thought behind the program is erect a barrier between a person’s suicidal impulse and taking action on that impulse.
-
Happy birthday, Navy
The sea service officially commenced operations on Oct. 13, 1775.
-
Is the military too ‘woke’ to recruit?
There’s a lack of hard information on why propensity to serve is falling, and whether there’s an ideological shift in attitude toward military service.
-
Another aircraft carrier is grappling with water issues
Something fouled up the carrier Abraham Lincoln’s potable water supplies last month, weeks after jet fuel contaminated the carrier Nimitz’s water system.
-
3 Navy officers reprimanded in death of SEAL trainee
The death of Seaman Kyle Mullen has triggered a number of changes in how sailors are monitored during the physically and mentally exhausting test.
-
USS Rushmore has a roach problem
Sailors aboard told Navy Times they feel the command is downplaying the problem. Navy officials say their hands are tied while the ship is underway.
-
Coast Guard crew describes rescuing fishermen who fought off sharks
The Coast Guard rescue crew found them only after one of the fishermen managed to send a text message from a nearly drained cellphone.
-
Reagan naval drills spark another missile launch by North Korea
North Korea’s sixth round of weapons tests in two weeks came hours after the U.S and South Korea wrapped a new round of naval drills off the coast.
-
US, UK hold drone drill in Persian Gulf after Iran seizures
The drones sent still images of potential targets to warships and the 5th Fleet’s command center, where they were reviewed by artificial intelligence.
-
DoD inks waiver for deliveries of F-35s, halted over Chinese material
The contractors have switched to a different source for the alloy to make magnets in the future.
-
Navy, Marine Corps offer gun locks to prevent suicide
The thought behind the program is erect a barrier between a person’s suicidal impulse and taking action on that impulse.
