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Lockheed unveils pared-down F-35 trainer with same software capability but a 90% reduced footprint
Lockheed Martin spent its own money developing this LITE trainer over the last 18 months after hearing signals from F-35 customers that they needed more training capacity for less cost.
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Navy announces weekly COVID-19 testing for most unvaccinated sailors
Testing for unvaccinated active duty sailors started Nov. 28. For sailors in the Navy Reserve, testing will commence Dec. 28, once the command has the appropriate testing supplies.
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US Navy wants to create more lethal pilots for less money with simulators
The Navy wants to create better pilots for less cost, relying on simulators for more basic-level training and preserving the expensive live-flight hours for high-end tactics.
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Family of sailor who died by suicide in brig appeals Navy’s denial of medical negligence claim
Attorneys for the parents of Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Handling) Airman Macoy Hicks, 20, contend the Navy failed to follow the letter and spirit of the law in its “arbitrary and capricious” denial.
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Despite reports of rashes, sickness after fuel leak, Hawaii base water is safe, Navy says
According to a Nov. 29 post from the official Joint Base Pearl Harbor- Hickam Facebook page, the Hawaii Department of Health and the Navy have tested the water and found no measurable quantities of fuel contaminants.
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US Navy, Marines look for training systems with accurate adversaries, ability to track individual performance
The Navy and Marine Corps want a Peloton-like training system that lets individual service members see their physical and occupational history, strive to demonstrate improvements — and be able to log in from anywhere in the globe as they move from assignment to assignment.
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Navy Reserve sailor from Texas dies of COVID-19 complications
Electronics Technician 1st Class William E. Matthews, 47, died on Nov. 24 after battling COVID-19 at the Lewisville Medical Hospital in Texas since Nov. 6.
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Navy gears up for single physical fitness assessment cycle, and scored planks, in 2022
The 2022 PFA cycle will be conducted from April 1 to Sept. 30.
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U.S. Navy ship rescues Iranian mariners lost at sea
The mariners had been adrift in the Gulf of Oman for more than a week, according to the Navy.
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The household goods contract is protested — again — with military families caught in the middle
It’s not clear whether the protest will alter the timeline for service members to begin using the new moving process, which is now expected in late 2022.
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Lockheed unveils pared-down F-35 trainer with same software capability but a 90% reduced footprint
Lockheed Martin spent its own money developing this LITE trainer over the last 18 months after hearing signals from F-35 customers that they needed more training capacity for less cost.
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Navy announces weekly COVID-19 testing for most unvaccinated sailors
Testing for unvaccinated active duty sailors started Nov. 28. For sailors in the Navy Reserve, testing will commence Dec. 28, once the command has the appropriate testing supplies.
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US Navy wants to create more lethal pilots for less money with simulators
The Navy wants to create better pilots for less cost, relying on simulators for more basic-level training and preserving the expensive live-flight hours for high-end tactics.
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Family of sailor who died by suicide in brig appeals Navy’s denial of medical negligence claim
Attorneys for the parents of Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Handling) Airman Macoy Hicks, 20, contend the Navy failed to follow the letter and spirit of the law in its “arbitrary and capricious” denial.
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Despite reports of rashes, sickness after fuel leak, Hawaii base water is safe, Navy says
According to a Nov. 29 post from the official Joint Base Pearl Harbor- Hickam Facebook page, the Hawaii Department of Health and the Navy have tested the water and found no measurable quantities of fuel contaminants.
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US Navy, Marines look for training systems with accurate adversaries, ability to track individual performance
The Navy and Marine Corps want a Peloton-like training system that lets individual service members see their physical and occupational history, strive to demonstrate improvements — and be able to log in from anywhere in the globe as they move from assignment to assignment.
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Navy Reserve sailor from Texas dies of COVID-19 complications
Electronics Technician 1st Class William E. Matthews, 47, died on Nov. 24 after battling COVID-19 at the Lewisville Medical Hospital in Texas since Nov. 6.
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Navy gears up for single physical fitness assessment cycle, and scored planks, in 2022
The 2022 PFA cycle will be conducted from April 1 to Sept. 30.
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U.S. Navy ship rescues Iranian mariners lost at sea
The mariners had been adrift in the Gulf of Oman for more than a week, according to the Navy.
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The household goods contract is protested — again — with military families caught in the middle
It’s not clear whether the protest will alter the timeline for service members to begin using the new moving process, which is now expected in late 2022.
-
Lockheed unveils pared-down F-35 trainer with same software capability but a 90% reduced footprint
Lockheed Martin spent its own money developing this LITE trainer over the last 18 months after hearing signals from F-35 customers that they needed more training capacity for less cost.
-
Navy announces weekly COVID-19 testing for most unvaccinated sailors
Testing for unvaccinated active duty sailors started Nov. 28. For sailors in the Navy Reserve, testing will commence Dec. 28, once the command has the appropriate testing supplies.
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US Navy wants to create more lethal pilots for less money with simulators
The Navy wants to create better pilots for less cost, relying on simulators for more basic-level training and preserving the expensive live-flight hours for high-end tactics.
-
Family of sailor who died by suicide in brig appeals Navy’s denial of medical negligence claim
Attorneys for the parents of Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Handling) Airman Macoy Hicks, 20, contend the Navy failed to follow the letter and spirit of the law in its “arbitrary and capricious” denial.
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Despite reports of rashes, sickness after fuel leak, Hawaii base water is safe, Navy says
According to a Nov. 29 post from the official Joint Base Pearl Harbor- Hickam Facebook page, the Hawaii Department of Health and the Navy have tested the water and found no measurable quantities of fuel contaminants.
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US Navy, Marines look for training systems with accurate adversaries, ability to track individual performance
The Navy and Marine Corps want a Peloton-like training system that lets individual service members see their physical and occupational history, strive to demonstrate improvements — and be able to log in from anywhere in the globe as they move from assignment to assignment.
-
Navy Reserve sailor from Texas dies of COVID-19 complications
Electronics Technician 1st Class William E. Matthews, 47, died on Nov. 24 after battling COVID-19 at the Lewisville Medical Hospital in Texas since Nov. 6.
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Navy gears up for single physical fitness assessment cycle, and scored planks, in 2022
The 2022 PFA cycle will be conducted from April 1 to Sept. 30.
-
U.S. Navy ship rescues Iranian mariners lost at sea
The mariners had been adrift in the Gulf of Oman for more than a week, according to the Navy.
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The household goods contract is protested — again — with military families caught in the middle
It’s not clear whether the protest will alter the timeline for service members to begin using the new moving process, which is now expected in late 2022.
