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As Hawaii water crisis roils on, single troops remain stuck in dorms
Service members in unaccompanied housing affected by the fuel-tainted Navy water system must stay put. They are being provided bottled water, meals and laundry and shower facilities.
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Volunteer fighters arrive in Ukraine. But the untrained should stay home
A Ukrainian defense official said that they’ve received more than 3,000 applications for U.S. citizens wanting to fight.
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F-35C that crashed into the carrier Vinson salvaged from South China Sea
The aircraft is headed to a “nearby military installation” for the ongoing investigation into the incident.
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Navy upping its aircraft goals beyond former defense secretary Mattis’ 80% readiness challenge
The U.S. Navy didn’t sit tight when it reached a Pentagon goal to make 80% of its F/A-18E-F Super Hornets mission capable. It raised the bar.
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Here’s the damage the submarine Connecticut sustained when it hit an undersea mountain
Wednesday’s disclosure to Navy Times is the first official tally of what the October mishap in the South China Sea did to the Seawolf-class sub.
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US Navy confident it can fix its fighter jet shortfall — and avoid another
The U.S. Navy has a carefully balanced plan to dig out of a fighter shortfall and stave off another in the 2030s — but several pieces must come together exactly as planned.
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USS Ford completes maintenance availability, sea trials ahead of 2022 deployment
The carrier will now undergo system qualification tests, flight deck certification, and air warfare training before deploying.
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Contaminants found in Hawaii water after Navy’s purification efforts
The Navy secretary held a limited town hall with selected residents last weekend. Now, residents are calling for a more comprehensive in-person event.
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‘Fat Leonard’ bribery trial to expose pervasive problem, analysts say
The case has centered around Leonard Glenn Francis who admitted in 2015 to offering $500,000 in bribes to Navy officers.
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Destroyer Ralph Johnson steams through Taiwan Strait; China calls it ‘provocative’
China said the transit “aims to embolden Taiwan separatist forces.”
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As Hawaii water crisis roils on, single troops remain stuck in dorms
Service members in unaccompanied housing affected by the fuel-tainted Navy water system must stay put. They are being provided bottled water, meals and laundry and shower facilities.
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Volunteer fighters arrive in Ukraine. But the untrained should stay home
A Ukrainian defense official said that they’ve received more than 3,000 applications for U.S. citizens wanting to fight.
-
F-35C that crashed into the carrier Vinson salvaged from South China Sea
The aircraft is headed to a “nearby military installation” for the ongoing investigation into the incident.
-
Navy upping its aircraft goals beyond former defense secretary Mattis’ 80% readiness challenge
The U.S. Navy didn’t sit tight when it reached a Pentagon goal to make 80% of its F/A-18E-F Super Hornets mission capable. It raised the bar.
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Here’s the damage the submarine Connecticut sustained when it hit an undersea mountain
Wednesday’s disclosure to Navy Times is the first official tally of what the October mishap in the South China Sea did to the Seawolf-class sub.
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US Navy confident it can fix its fighter jet shortfall — and avoid another
The U.S. Navy has a carefully balanced plan to dig out of a fighter shortfall and stave off another in the 2030s — but several pieces must come together exactly as planned.
-
USS Ford completes maintenance availability, sea trials ahead of 2022 deployment
The carrier will now undergo system qualification tests, flight deck certification, and air warfare training before deploying.
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Contaminants found in Hawaii water after Navy’s purification efforts
The Navy secretary held a limited town hall with selected residents last weekend. Now, residents are calling for a more comprehensive in-person event.
-
‘Fat Leonard’ bribery trial to expose pervasive problem, analysts say
The case has centered around Leonard Glenn Francis who admitted in 2015 to offering $500,000 in bribes to Navy officers.
-
Destroyer Ralph Johnson steams through Taiwan Strait; China calls it ‘provocative’
China said the transit “aims to embolden Taiwan separatist forces.”
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As Hawaii water crisis roils on, single troops remain stuck in dorms
Service members in unaccompanied housing affected by the fuel-tainted Navy water system must stay put. They are being provided bottled water, meals and laundry and shower facilities.
-
Volunteer fighters arrive in Ukraine. But the untrained should stay home
A Ukrainian defense official said that they’ve received more than 3,000 applications for U.S. citizens wanting to fight.
-
F-35C that crashed into the carrier Vinson salvaged from South China Sea
The aircraft is headed to a “nearby military installation” for the ongoing investigation into the incident.
-
Navy upping its aircraft goals beyond former defense secretary Mattis’ 80% readiness challenge
The U.S. Navy didn’t sit tight when it reached a Pentagon goal to make 80% of its F/A-18E-F Super Hornets mission capable. It raised the bar.
-
Here’s the damage the submarine Connecticut sustained when it hit an undersea mountain
Wednesday’s disclosure to Navy Times is the first official tally of what the October mishap in the South China Sea did to the Seawolf-class sub.
-
US Navy confident it can fix its fighter jet shortfall — and avoid another
The U.S. Navy has a carefully balanced plan to dig out of a fighter shortfall and stave off another in the 2030s — but several pieces must come together exactly as planned.
-
USS Ford completes maintenance availability, sea trials ahead of 2022 deployment
The carrier will now undergo system qualification tests, flight deck certification, and air warfare training before deploying.
-
Contaminants found in Hawaii water after Navy’s purification efforts
The Navy secretary held a limited town hall with selected residents last weekend. Now, residents are calling for a more comprehensive in-person event.
-
‘Fat Leonard’ bribery trial to expose pervasive problem, analysts say
The case has centered around Leonard Glenn Francis who admitted in 2015 to offering $500,000 in bribes to Navy officers.
-
Destroyer Ralph Johnson steams through Taiwan Strait; China calls it ‘provocative’
China said the transit “aims to embolden Taiwan separatist forces.”
