On newsstands this week

In this week’s Navy Times, service members say how they think President Trump is doing on issues that matter to them

Also in this week’s edition:

• Why 11 sailors have been left wondering when they will pin on anchors.
• Why sailors complained about the Shiloh’s readiness.
• Man admits to lying about SEAL service.

You’ll find these stories and much more, this week at your local exchange or commissary.

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