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Navy officer sues DOD, Navy leaders over COVID vaccine exemption denial
Lt. Cmdr. Graham Fletterich’s lawsuit notes concerns about getting vaccinated after infection, but experts say those who have been infected in the past should still get the jabs.
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Dishonorable discharges for COVID vaccine refusal off the table as military separations begin
Only discharges of honorable or general under honorable conditions will be allowed under the new defense authorization bill.
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Across services, troops face discipline for refusing vaccine
As many as 20,000 unvaccinated service members are at risk of being removed from service.
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Disciplinary hearings held for USS Bonhomme Richard fire
Dozens of officials face potential discipline for failing to stop last year’s fatal inferno.
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Housing allowances, on average, will climb by more than 5% in 2022, and a lot more for some
Your housing allowance increase will depend on your rank, location, dependent status and other factors.
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Man held after lockdown at NSA Naples, no injuries
No injuries were reported, and one person was detained.
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Navy personnel rescue five drug smugglers from burning ship in the Gulf of Oman
The coastal patrol ship Sirocco ultimately seized approximately $14.7 million worth of hashish, methamphetamine and heroin from the vessel.
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Federal judge says Navy jets impacting Whidbey Island
Those involved in the lawsuit have until Jan. 7 to file objections to the judge’s findings.
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Top DoD official visits Hawaii base amid contaminated water crisis
Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks visited the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility Dec. 14, speaking with military families and facility workers about the water issue.
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US Navy Triton UAV returns from Guam, ahead of transition to more capable variant
One UAV will remain in the Pacific, as the second returns to Florida to support intensive training ahead of the squadron moving into a multi-intelligence variant in 2022 and preparing for initial operational capability in 2023.
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Navy officer sues DOD, Navy leaders over COVID vaccine exemption denial
Lt. Cmdr. Graham Fletterich’s lawsuit notes concerns about getting vaccinated after infection, but experts say those who have been infected in the past should still get the jabs.
-
Dishonorable discharges for COVID vaccine refusal off the table as military separations begin
Only discharges of honorable or general under honorable conditions will be allowed under the new defense authorization bill.
-
Across services, troops face discipline for refusing vaccine
As many as 20,000 unvaccinated service members are at risk of being removed from service.
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Disciplinary hearings held for USS Bonhomme Richard fire
Dozens of officials face potential discipline for failing to stop last year’s fatal inferno.
-
Housing allowances, on average, will climb by more than 5% in 2022, and a lot more for some
Your housing allowance increase will depend on your rank, location, dependent status and other factors.
-
Man held after lockdown at NSA Naples, no injuries
No injuries were reported, and one person was detained.
-
Navy personnel rescue five drug smugglers from burning ship in the Gulf of Oman
The coastal patrol ship Sirocco ultimately seized approximately $14.7 million worth of hashish, methamphetamine and heroin from the vessel.
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Federal judge says Navy jets impacting Whidbey Island
Those involved in the lawsuit have until Jan. 7 to file objections to the judge’s findings.
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Top DoD official visits Hawaii base amid contaminated water crisis
Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks visited the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility Dec. 14, speaking with military families and facility workers about the water issue.
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US Navy Triton UAV returns from Guam, ahead of transition to more capable variant
One UAV will remain in the Pacific, as the second returns to Florida to support intensive training ahead of the squadron moving into a multi-intelligence variant in 2022 and preparing for initial operational capability in 2023.
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Navy officer sues DOD, Navy leaders over COVID vaccine exemption denial
Lt. Cmdr. Graham Fletterich’s lawsuit notes concerns about getting vaccinated after infection, but experts say those who have been infected in the past should still get the jabs.
-
Dishonorable discharges for COVID vaccine refusal off the table as military separations begin
Only discharges of honorable or general under honorable conditions will be allowed under the new defense authorization bill.
-
Across services, troops face discipline for refusing vaccine
As many as 20,000 unvaccinated service members are at risk of being removed from service.
-
Disciplinary hearings held for USS Bonhomme Richard fire
Dozens of officials face potential discipline for failing to stop last year’s fatal inferno.
-
Housing allowances, on average, will climb by more than 5% in 2022, and a lot more for some
Your housing allowance increase will depend on your rank, location, dependent status and other factors.
-
Man held after lockdown at NSA Naples, no injuries
No injuries were reported, and one person was detained.
-
Navy personnel rescue five drug smugglers from burning ship in the Gulf of Oman
The coastal patrol ship Sirocco ultimately seized approximately $14.7 million worth of hashish, methamphetamine and heroin from the vessel.
-
Federal judge says Navy jets impacting Whidbey Island
Those involved in the lawsuit have until Jan. 7 to file objections to the judge’s findings.
-
Top DoD official visits Hawaii base amid contaminated water crisis
Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks visited the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility Dec. 14, speaking with military families and facility workers about the water issue.
-
US Navy Triton UAV returns from Guam, ahead of transition to more capable variant
One UAV will remain in the Pacific, as the second returns to Florida to support intensive training ahead of the squadron moving into a multi-intelligence variant in 2022 and preparing for initial operational capability in 2023.
