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Navy investigating death of sailor aboard USS Bataan
Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Amare Long was found dead on the ship on April 18.
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First LCS deploys to European waters in 6th Fleet
The Florida-based Freedom-variant LCSs have only operated in local waters and in Central and South America until now, two years after an LCS was originally planned to deploy to 6th Fleet for the first time.
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New ruling threatens Coast Guard’s high seas counter-drug mission
The Coast Guard spends more than $2 billion annually as part of the effort to stop illegal narcotics from entering the United States.
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Here’s what caused the helicopter crash that killed five sailors in August
It involved a component whose failure could not be seen, according to a Navy investigation.
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Years-long maintenance period has strained USS George Washington crew, lawmaker says
The aircraft carrier George Washington has suffered three crew suicides in the last month.
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Navy launching investigations into USS George Washington and shipyard life
One probe will look for commonalities and trigger points among three GW sailor suicides last month, while another will look at how the Navy can do better by sailors in the shipyard environment.
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Report: Hundreds of USS George Washington sailors living aboard ship to be moved off
Capt. Brent Gaut told his crew that the offsite arrangement will end when the ship is four months away from leaving the yard.
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US Navy envisions larger fleet despite long-range plans reflecting budget crunch
The Navy is heading toward a fleet size that its top officer admits “nobody likes.”
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Commander of Submarine Training Facility San Diego fired
Cmdr. Jared Severson was relieved due to a loss of confidence following findings from a command investigation.
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How retirement plans for dozens of Navy officers were upended by a new law
Some officers say a change that affects how long lieutenant commanders need to serve at that rank before retiring has not been sufficiently discussed.
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Navy investigating death of sailor aboard USS Bataan
Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Amare Long was found dead on the ship on April 18.
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First LCS deploys to European waters in 6th Fleet
The Florida-based Freedom-variant LCSs have only operated in local waters and in Central and South America until now, two years after an LCS was originally planned to deploy to 6th Fleet for the first time.
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New ruling threatens Coast Guard’s high seas counter-drug mission
The Coast Guard spends more than $2 billion annually as part of the effort to stop illegal narcotics from entering the United States.
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Here’s what caused the helicopter crash that killed five sailors in August
It involved a component whose failure could not be seen, according to a Navy investigation.
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Years-long maintenance period has strained USS George Washington crew, lawmaker says
The aircraft carrier George Washington has suffered three crew suicides in the last month.
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Navy launching investigations into USS George Washington and shipyard life
One probe will look for commonalities and trigger points among three GW sailor suicides last month, while another will look at how the Navy can do better by sailors in the shipyard environment.
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Report: Hundreds of USS George Washington sailors living aboard ship to be moved off
Capt. Brent Gaut told his crew that the offsite arrangement will end when the ship is four months away from leaving the yard.
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US Navy envisions larger fleet despite long-range plans reflecting budget crunch
The Navy is heading toward a fleet size that its top officer admits “nobody likes.”
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Commander of Submarine Training Facility San Diego fired
Cmdr. Jared Severson was relieved due to a loss of confidence following findings from a command investigation.
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How retirement plans for dozens of Navy officers were upended by a new law
Some officers say a change that affects how long lieutenant commanders need to serve at that rank before retiring has not been sufficiently discussed.
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Navy investigating death of sailor aboard USS Bataan
Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Amare Long was found dead on the ship on April 18.
-
First LCS deploys to European waters in 6th Fleet
The Florida-based Freedom-variant LCSs have only operated in local waters and in Central and South America until now, two years after an LCS was originally planned to deploy to 6th Fleet for the first time.
-
New ruling threatens Coast Guard’s high seas counter-drug mission
The Coast Guard spends more than $2 billion annually as part of the effort to stop illegal narcotics from entering the United States.
-
Here’s what caused the helicopter crash that killed five sailors in August
It involved a component whose failure could not be seen, according to a Navy investigation.
-
Years-long maintenance period has strained USS George Washington crew, lawmaker says
The aircraft carrier George Washington has suffered three crew suicides in the last month.
-
Navy launching investigations into USS George Washington and shipyard life
One probe will look for commonalities and trigger points among three GW sailor suicides last month, while another will look at how the Navy can do better by sailors in the shipyard environment.
-
Report: Hundreds of USS George Washington sailors living aboard ship to be moved off
Capt. Brent Gaut told his crew that the offsite arrangement will end when the ship is four months away from leaving the yard.
-
US Navy envisions larger fleet despite long-range plans reflecting budget crunch
The Navy is heading toward a fleet size that its top officer admits “nobody likes.”
-
Commander of Submarine Training Facility San Diego fired
Cmdr. Jared Severson was relieved due to a loss of confidence following findings from a command investigation.
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How retirement plans for dozens of Navy officers were upended by a new law
Some officers say a change that affects how long lieutenant commanders need to serve at that rank before retiring has not been sufficiently discussed.
