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Here are the latest Navy retention numbers
A booming economy creates challenges for all the services.
By Courtney Mabeus
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Nearly a year later, success at Navy call center
It opened to great fanfare, promising a tiered system that linked sailors to the online self-service MyNavy Portal, front line customer service representatives who could help with other inquiries and, in the background, subject matter experts who could get to the heart of any problem and solve it.
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Senate confirms Moran and Burke for Navy’s top posts
The Navy's new top two officers will join MCPON Russ Smith at the Pentagon.
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Trump picks next chief of naval operations
The nomination has been forwarded to Congress.
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This is why Big Navy is getting bigger
More pay, more enlistment and retention bonuses, more chances to advance.
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Navy leaders to junior enlisted: Sound off!
As the Pentagon tries to build a 355-ship Navy in an era of great power competition at sea, leaders know they need to recruit, train and retain the best sailors, and part of that means fostering a environment up and down the rank structure where troops want to stay, both for their careers and for their family’s welfare.
By Mark D. Faram