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First female warrant officer graduates Officer Candidate School, will operate Stingrays
Warrant Officer 1 Josia Pagler graduated OCS to become one of the Navy’s first MQ-25 Stingray tanker drone operators.
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NTSB: Navy contractor’s helicopter nose dived before crash killed 4
The NTSB’s preliminary report on the crash said Croman Corp. was using the helicopter to retrieve inert training torpedoes from the Pacific Ocean at the time.
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Destroyer can’t deploy because CO won’t get COVID vaccine, Navy says
It’s all connected to an ongoing lawsuit challenging the legality of the military’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
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How are military teens coping? Landmark study will follow them over time to find out
DoD researchers will contact about 50,000 military and veteran parents of adolescents.
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Essex Amphibious Ready Group, 11th MEU return to San Diego following deployment
The amphibious ready group supported Operation Freedom Sentinel and Operation Inherent Resolve.
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Oceanographers in demand as US Navy expands throughout Pacific
The workload for Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command is growing as the U.S. Navy branches out to small ports and new operating environments around the globe, according to the command’s top leader.
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Navy says digital work instructions, lessons learned are improving construction of third Ford-class carrier
Work on future aircraft carrier Enterprise is moving along more efficiently thanks to lessons learned from previous ships, as well as the introduction of digital work instructions.
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Military taxpayers: These new rules might bump up your refund
Service members and their families, especially younger troops, are eligible for new or expanded tax credits, perhaps putting more cash in their pockets.
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USS Truman aircraft join buildup of NATO air policing patrols over Eastern Europe
NATO has nearly doubled the number of military jets on alert across Europe amid concerns that Russia’s reckless flying in international airspace could escalate alongside its war in Ukraine.
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Navy says China fight is most likely in 2020s, sharpening its focus on readiness
The Navy believes the 2020s represent “peak risk” for China making a move against Taiwan — though the Navy and Congress disagree whether the sea service is best spending its money to prepare for a near-term fight.
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First female warrant officer graduates Officer Candidate School, will operate Stingrays
Warrant Officer 1 Josia Pagler graduated OCS to become one of the Navy’s first MQ-25 Stingray tanker drone operators.
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NTSB: Navy contractor’s helicopter nose dived before crash killed 4
The NTSB’s preliminary report on the crash said Croman Corp. was using the helicopter to retrieve inert training torpedoes from the Pacific Ocean at the time.
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Destroyer can’t deploy because CO won’t get COVID vaccine, Navy says
It’s all connected to an ongoing lawsuit challenging the legality of the military’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
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How are military teens coping? Landmark study will follow them over time to find out
DoD researchers will contact about 50,000 military and veteran parents of adolescents.
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Essex Amphibious Ready Group, 11th MEU return to San Diego following deployment
The amphibious ready group supported Operation Freedom Sentinel and Operation Inherent Resolve.
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Oceanographers in demand as US Navy expands throughout Pacific
The workload for Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command is growing as the U.S. Navy branches out to small ports and new operating environments around the globe, according to the command’s top leader.
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Navy says digital work instructions, lessons learned are improving construction of third Ford-class carrier
Work on future aircraft carrier Enterprise is moving along more efficiently thanks to lessons learned from previous ships, as well as the introduction of digital work instructions.
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Military taxpayers: These new rules might bump up your refund
Service members and their families, especially younger troops, are eligible for new or expanded tax credits, perhaps putting more cash in their pockets.
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USS Truman aircraft join buildup of NATO air policing patrols over Eastern Europe
NATO has nearly doubled the number of military jets on alert across Europe amid concerns that Russia’s reckless flying in international airspace could escalate alongside its war in Ukraine.
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Navy says China fight is most likely in 2020s, sharpening its focus on readiness
The Navy believes the 2020s represent “peak risk” for China making a move against Taiwan — though the Navy and Congress disagree whether the sea service is best spending its money to prepare for a near-term fight.
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First female warrant officer graduates Officer Candidate School, will operate Stingrays
Warrant Officer 1 Josia Pagler graduated OCS to become one of the Navy’s first MQ-25 Stingray tanker drone operators.
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NTSB: Navy contractor’s helicopter nose dived before crash killed 4
The NTSB’s preliminary report on the crash said Croman Corp. was using the helicopter to retrieve inert training torpedoes from the Pacific Ocean at the time.
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Destroyer can’t deploy because CO won’t get COVID vaccine, Navy says
It’s all connected to an ongoing lawsuit challenging the legality of the military’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
-
How are military teens coping? Landmark study will follow them over time to find out
DoD researchers will contact about 50,000 military and veteran parents of adolescents.
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Essex Amphibious Ready Group, 11th MEU return to San Diego following deployment
The amphibious ready group supported Operation Freedom Sentinel and Operation Inherent Resolve.
-
Oceanographers in demand as US Navy expands throughout Pacific
The workload for Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command is growing as the U.S. Navy branches out to small ports and new operating environments around the globe, according to the command’s top leader.
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Navy says digital work instructions, lessons learned are improving construction of third Ford-class carrier
Work on future aircraft carrier Enterprise is moving along more efficiently thanks to lessons learned from previous ships, as well as the introduction of digital work instructions.
-
Military taxpayers: These new rules might bump up your refund
Service members and their families, especially younger troops, are eligible for new or expanded tax credits, perhaps putting more cash in their pockets.
-
USS Truman aircraft join buildup of NATO air policing patrols over Eastern Europe
NATO has nearly doubled the number of military jets on alert across Europe amid concerns that Russia’s reckless flying in international airspace could escalate alongside its war in Ukraine.
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Navy says China fight is most likely in 2020s, sharpening its focus on readiness
The Navy believes the 2020s represent “peak risk” for China making a move against Taiwan — though the Navy and Congress disagree whether the sea service is best spending its money to prepare for a near-term fight.
