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Navy doing away with combat camera
The Navy will cut its two combat camera units, eliminating over 50 billets.
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Paternity leave policy for service members still up in the air
The Navy and DoD appear to be at odds over how much leave should be authorized.
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Three people remain missing after Navy COD plane crashes in Pacific
A plane carrying 11 crew and passengers was transporting personnel from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni to the carrier Reagan.
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Sailors driving the McCain were not qualified to be on watch, Navy says
McCain’s bridge team was neither experienced nor qualified to the level they should have been.
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Navy to send destroyer to Far East to boost ballistic missile defense
Amid growing tension with North Korea, the U.S. Navy is surging a ballistic missile defense ship to the west Pacific after two catastrophic collisions this summer diminished the missile defense options there.
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These are the Navy hospitalmen accused of reprehensible behavior in the maternity ward
HN Allyson Jeanette Thompson and HN Joan Hunter Barrett Fender can be seen and heard laughing and joking as they mishandle an hours-old newborn baby.
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Entire Texas National Guard activated in wake of Hurricane Harvey
National Guard units from Arizona, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico, New York and Oklahoma are also helping those left in the storm’s wake.
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Discharge panel votes to retain naval officer who apologized to Iran
The officer who was in charge of two riverine boats that strayed into Iranian waters in January 2016 scored a victory Tuesday before a separation board in Imperial Beach, California, allowing him to stay in the Navy.
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Trump vows to build ’12-carrier Navy’ during visit to USS Gerald R. Ford
President Donald Trump told sailors and shipboard workers aboard the yet-to-be commissioned aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford that he would rebuild the U.S. Navy and give the service the all the resources it needs to fight and win — to include more aircraft carriers.
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Race riot at sea — 1972 Kitty Hawk incident fueled fleet-wide unrest
It was not a good time for the carrier Kitty Hawk as it steamed across the South China Sea toward Vietnam in October 1972. The ship already had been deployed for eight months, and was on track to spend a record number of days at sea with a grueling pace of flight operations to support…
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Navy doing away with combat camera
The Navy will cut its two combat camera units, eliminating over 50 billets.
-
Paternity leave policy for service members still up in the air
The Navy and DoD appear to be at odds over how much leave should be authorized.
-
Three people remain missing after Navy COD plane crashes in Pacific
A plane carrying 11 crew and passengers was transporting personnel from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni to the carrier Reagan.
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Sailors driving the McCain were not qualified to be on watch, Navy says
McCain’s bridge team was neither experienced nor qualified to the level they should have been.
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Navy to send destroyer to Far East to boost ballistic missile defense
Amid growing tension with North Korea, the U.S. Navy is surging a ballistic missile defense ship to the west Pacific after two catastrophic collisions this summer diminished the missile defense options there.
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These are the Navy hospitalmen accused of reprehensible behavior in the maternity ward
HN Allyson Jeanette Thompson and HN Joan Hunter Barrett Fender can be seen and heard laughing and joking as they mishandle an hours-old newborn baby.
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Entire Texas National Guard activated in wake of Hurricane Harvey
National Guard units from Arizona, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico, New York and Oklahoma are also helping those left in the storm’s wake.
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Discharge panel votes to retain naval officer who apologized to Iran
The officer who was in charge of two riverine boats that strayed into Iranian waters in January 2016 scored a victory Tuesday before a separation board in Imperial Beach, California, allowing him to stay in the Navy.
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Trump vows to build ’12-carrier Navy’ during visit to USS Gerald R. Ford
President Donald Trump told sailors and shipboard workers aboard the yet-to-be commissioned aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford that he would rebuild the U.S. Navy and give the service the all the resources it needs to fight and win — to include more aircraft carriers.
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Race riot at sea — 1972 Kitty Hawk incident fueled fleet-wide unrest
It was not a good time for the carrier Kitty Hawk as it steamed across the South China Sea toward Vietnam in October 1972. The ship already had been deployed for eight months, and was on track to spend a record number of days at sea with a grueling pace of flight operations to support…
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Navy doing away with combat camera
The Navy will cut its two combat camera units, eliminating over 50 billets.
-
Paternity leave policy for service members still up in the air
The Navy and DoD appear to be at odds over how much leave should be authorized.
-
Three people remain missing after Navy COD plane crashes in Pacific
A plane carrying 11 crew and passengers was transporting personnel from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni to the carrier Reagan.
-
Sailors driving the McCain were not qualified to be on watch, Navy says
McCain’s bridge team was neither experienced nor qualified to the level they should have been.
-
Navy to send destroyer to Far East to boost ballistic missile defense
Amid growing tension with North Korea, the U.S. Navy is surging a ballistic missile defense ship to the west Pacific after two catastrophic collisions this summer diminished the missile defense options there.
-
These are the Navy hospitalmen accused of reprehensible behavior in the maternity ward
HN Allyson Jeanette Thompson and HN Joan Hunter Barrett Fender can be seen and heard laughing and joking as they mishandle an hours-old newborn baby.
-
Entire Texas National Guard activated in wake of Hurricane Harvey
National Guard units from Arizona, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico, New York and Oklahoma are also helping those left in the storm’s wake.
-
Discharge panel votes to retain naval officer who apologized to Iran
The officer who was in charge of two riverine boats that strayed into Iranian waters in January 2016 scored a victory Tuesday before a separation board in Imperial Beach, California, allowing him to stay in the Navy.
-
Trump vows to build ’12-carrier Navy’ during visit to USS Gerald R. Ford
President Donald Trump told sailors and shipboard workers aboard the yet-to-be commissioned aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford that he would rebuild the U.S. Navy and give the service the all the resources it needs to fight and win — to include more aircraft carriers.
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Race riot at sea — 1972 Kitty Hawk incident fueled fleet-wide unrest
It was not a good time for the carrier Kitty Hawk as it steamed across the South China Sea toward Vietnam in October 1972. The ship already had been deployed for eight months, and was on track to spend a record number of days at sea with a grueling pace of flight operations to support…
