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Navy says it’s acting fast to fix Walter Reed base barracks problems it has known about for years
Some of the problems with the base barracks at NAS Bethesda, Maryland, have been fixed — less than a week after Navy Times exposed the issues.
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Navy needs clear maritime strategy to expand fleet: Navy vet lawmaker
“I just cannot beat the drum enough that we need to continue to grow the fleet,” says Rep. Elaine Luria, a Navy veteran.
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Military families in Hawaii water crisis ask lawmakers for better medical care, more answers
“I want to know what my 1-year-old and 4-year-old ingested. They have their whole lives ahead of them,” says Army major.
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All clear at Naval Base Kitsap-Keyport following suspicious package lockdown
A possible explosive device was found during a vehicle inspection, base officials said in a news release at 3 p.m. PST.
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Manslaughter charges against MARSOC corpsman dropped by military judge
The court found that a top Marine lawyer made “threatening” statements that sabotaged any chance for a fair trial.
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Hellish Walter Reed base barracks now in Congress’ sights
The move follows a Navy Times investigation last week that exposed how low-ranking troops have lived without hot water for years in some buildings.
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Meet the civilian nurse trying to become the first pre-service amputee to join the Navy
Her effort has a raft of support from inside and outside the military, as well as physical readiness test results that many sailors would envy.
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Navy modifies initial sea tour length for enlisted nuclear community to boost retention
Enlisted sailors with nuclear ratings will now complete an initial 54-month sea tour, then reenlist for a shore tour.
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Navy fires Seabee unit’s command triad
Officials declined to say what prompted the firings, which followed a formal command investigation, but no further disciplinary actions are expected.
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New Naval Safety Command will help units better assess, mitigate their own risk
The newly elevated Naval Safety Command will work throughout the chain of command to identify risks at their most manageable level, before they burden units and put sailors in danger.
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Navy says it’s acting fast to fix Walter Reed base barracks problems it has known about for years
Some of the problems with the base barracks at NAS Bethesda, Maryland, have been fixed — less than a week after Navy Times exposed the issues.
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Navy needs clear maritime strategy to expand fleet: Navy vet lawmaker
“I just cannot beat the drum enough that we need to continue to grow the fleet,” says Rep. Elaine Luria, a Navy veteran.
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Military families in Hawaii water crisis ask lawmakers for better medical care, more answers
“I want to know what my 1-year-old and 4-year-old ingested. They have their whole lives ahead of them,” says Army major.
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All clear at Naval Base Kitsap-Keyport following suspicious package lockdown
A possible explosive device was found during a vehicle inspection, base officials said in a news release at 3 p.m. PST.
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Manslaughter charges against MARSOC corpsman dropped by military judge
The court found that a top Marine lawyer made “threatening” statements that sabotaged any chance for a fair trial.
-
Hellish Walter Reed base barracks now in Congress’ sights
The move follows a Navy Times investigation last week that exposed how low-ranking troops have lived without hot water for years in some buildings.
-
Meet the civilian nurse trying to become the first pre-service amputee to join the Navy
Her effort has a raft of support from inside and outside the military, as well as physical readiness test results that many sailors would envy.
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Navy modifies initial sea tour length for enlisted nuclear community to boost retention
Enlisted sailors with nuclear ratings will now complete an initial 54-month sea tour, then reenlist for a shore tour.
-
Navy fires Seabee unit’s command triad
Officials declined to say what prompted the firings, which followed a formal command investigation, but no further disciplinary actions are expected.
-
New Naval Safety Command will help units better assess, mitigate their own risk
The newly elevated Naval Safety Command will work throughout the chain of command to identify risks at their most manageable level, before they burden units and put sailors in danger.
-
Navy says it’s acting fast to fix Walter Reed base barracks problems it has known about for years
Some of the problems with the base barracks at NAS Bethesda, Maryland, have been fixed — less than a week after Navy Times exposed the issues.
-
Navy needs clear maritime strategy to expand fleet: Navy vet lawmaker
“I just cannot beat the drum enough that we need to continue to grow the fleet,” says Rep. Elaine Luria, a Navy veteran.
-
Military families in Hawaii water crisis ask lawmakers for better medical care, more answers
“I want to know what my 1-year-old and 4-year-old ingested. They have their whole lives ahead of them,” says Army major.
-
All clear at Naval Base Kitsap-Keyport following suspicious package lockdown
A possible explosive device was found during a vehicle inspection, base officials said in a news release at 3 p.m. PST.
-
Manslaughter charges against MARSOC corpsman dropped by military judge
The court found that a top Marine lawyer made “threatening” statements that sabotaged any chance for a fair trial.
-
Hellish Walter Reed base barracks now in Congress’ sights
The move follows a Navy Times investigation last week that exposed how low-ranking troops have lived without hot water for years in some buildings.
-
Meet the civilian nurse trying to become the first pre-service amputee to join the Navy
Her effort has a raft of support from inside and outside the military, as well as physical readiness test results that many sailors would envy.
-
Navy modifies initial sea tour length for enlisted nuclear community to boost retention
Enlisted sailors with nuclear ratings will now complete an initial 54-month sea tour, then reenlist for a shore tour.
-
Navy fires Seabee unit’s command triad
Officials declined to say what prompted the firings, which followed a formal command investigation, but no further disciplinary actions are expected.
-
New Naval Safety Command will help units better assess, mitigate their own risk
The newly elevated Naval Safety Command will work throughout the chain of command to identify risks at their most manageable level, before they burden units and put sailors in danger.
