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Russia attacks Ukraine as defiant Putin warns US, NATO
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday announced a military operation in Ukraine, claiming it’s intended to protect civilians.
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Navy contractor names 4 killed in Hawaii helicopter crash
A civilian contractor working for the Navy on Wednesday disclosed the names of four employees killed when their helicopter crashed on the Hawaii island of Kauai.
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Are you a Black sailor afflicted with razor bumps? We’d like to hear from you
Pseudofolliculitis barbae, or PFB, afflicts roughly 60 percent of Black men.
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Navy creates separate PRT plank standards for men, women
There is now a 10 second difference between the maximum scores for men and women in the plank event.
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Sentence upheld for former Coast Guard officer tied to terror plot
A federal appeals court Tuesday upheld a prison sentence of more than 13 years for Christopher Hasson.
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Coast Guard rescues fisherman bitten by shark near Bimini
A fisherman who was bitten by a shark near the Bahamas was pulled to safety by a Coast Guard helicopter crew.
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US Navy plans launch of Mideast drone force alongside allies
Vice Adm. Brad Cooper said he hopes the drone force using artificial intelligence would be operational by the summer of 2023 to put more “eyes and ears on the water.”
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Consequences of misunderstandings with Russian ships grow as invasion looms, CNO says
The Navy now has more than 20 ships deployed to the theater, according to Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday.
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Navy adds seven days to secondary caregiver leave
The change is an “interim solution” until a provision within the 2022 defense policy bill, which would give all service members 12 weeks of paid parental leave after a birth or adoption, takes effect.
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Navy doesn’t want to keep guessing whether its information warfare systems work
The U.S. Navy is working to mainstream its information warfare systems through crew integration and improved training capabilities.
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Russia attacks Ukraine as defiant Putin warns US, NATO
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday announced a military operation in Ukraine, claiming it’s intended to protect civilians.
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Navy contractor names 4 killed in Hawaii helicopter crash
A civilian contractor working for the Navy on Wednesday disclosed the names of four employees killed when their helicopter crashed on the Hawaii island of Kauai.
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Are you a Black sailor afflicted with razor bumps? We’d like to hear from you
Pseudofolliculitis barbae, or PFB, afflicts roughly 60 percent of Black men.
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Navy creates separate PRT plank standards for men, women
There is now a 10 second difference between the maximum scores for men and women in the plank event.
-
Sentence upheld for former Coast Guard officer tied to terror plot
A federal appeals court Tuesday upheld a prison sentence of more than 13 years for Christopher Hasson.
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Coast Guard rescues fisherman bitten by shark near Bimini
A fisherman who was bitten by a shark near the Bahamas was pulled to safety by a Coast Guard helicopter crew.
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US Navy plans launch of Mideast drone force alongside allies
Vice Adm. Brad Cooper said he hopes the drone force using artificial intelligence would be operational by the summer of 2023 to put more “eyes and ears on the water.”
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Consequences of misunderstandings with Russian ships grow as invasion looms, CNO says
The Navy now has more than 20 ships deployed to the theater, according to Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday.
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Navy adds seven days to secondary caregiver leave
The change is an “interim solution” until a provision within the 2022 defense policy bill, which would give all service members 12 weeks of paid parental leave after a birth or adoption, takes effect.
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Navy doesn’t want to keep guessing whether its information warfare systems work
The U.S. Navy is working to mainstream its information warfare systems through crew integration and improved training capabilities.
-
Russia attacks Ukraine as defiant Putin warns US, NATO
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday announced a military operation in Ukraine, claiming it’s intended to protect civilians.
-
Navy contractor names 4 killed in Hawaii helicopter crash
A civilian contractor working for the Navy on Wednesday disclosed the names of four employees killed when their helicopter crashed on the Hawaii island of Kauai.
-
Are you a Black sailor afflicted with razor bumps? We’d like to hear from you
Pseudofolliculitis barbae, or PFB, afflicts roughly 60 percent of Black men.
-
Navy creates separate PRT plank standards for men, women
There is now a 10 second difference between the maximum scores for men and women in the plank event.
-
Sentence upheld for former Coast Guard officer tied to terror plot
A federal appeals court Tuesday upheld a prison sentence of more than 13 years for Christopher Hasson.
-
Coast Guard rescues fisherman bitten by shark near Bimini
A fisherman who was bitten by a shark near the Bahamas was pulled to safety by a Coast Guard helicopter crew.
-
US Navy plans launch of Mideast drone force alongside allies
Vice Adm. Brad Cooper said he hopes the drone force using artificial intelligence would be operational by the summer of 2023 to put more “eyes and ears on the water.”
-
Consequences of misunderstandings with Russian ships grow as invasion looms, CNO says
The Navy now has more than 20 ships deployed to the theater, according to Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday.
-
Navy adds seven days to secondary caregiver leave
The change is an “interim solution” until a provision within the 2022 defense policy bill, which would give all service members 12 weeks of paid parental leave after a birth or adoption, takes effect.
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Navy doesn’t want to keep guessing whether its information warfare systems work
The U.S. Navy is working to mainstream its information warfare systems through crew integration and improved training capabilities.
