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New Navy secretary report criticizes service culture and top brass decisions
Too much bureaucracy, too few ships and a culture that can’t say no to a mission were cited as key shortcomings.
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Only one-third of Super Hornets ready to ‘fight tonight’ as of October, admiral says
Vice Adm. Troy Shoemaker’s comments came during House testimony on Navy aviation readiness.
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Three carrier strike groups to unite for west Pacific exercise
The convergence of the Reagan, Roosevelt and Nimitz carrier strike groups in 7th Fleet waters this weekend will be the first such exercise in a decade.
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Crushed in their racks: Inside the John S. McCain disaster
Living quarters rapidly flooded after the McCain collided with an oil tanker on Aug. 21. The 10 sailors who drowned never had a chance to escape.
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Trump’s armada: Navy assembles 3 carriers in Asia for the president’s visit
The Navy’s rare move to simultaneously surge to three aircraft carriers in the Pacific will create a major display of American sea power.
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Pacific Fleet admiral says he’ll retire
Adm. Scott Swift said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson told him he won’t be the next head of Pacific Command, prompting the four-star’s retirement.
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McCain: 20 sailors reprimanded in wake of 7th Fleet at-sea incidents
Lawmakers grilled Navy leaders during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing Tuesday on Navy readiness issues.
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Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
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Navy secretary: Service to reach out to private sector as part of strategic review
Spencer’s comments spoke to the current and future state of the Navy at a time of change and uncertainty.
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Stricken destroyer John S. McCain arrives in Singapore, 10 crew still missing
The accident occurred near the Strait of Malacca.
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New Navy secretary report criticizes service culture and top brass decisions
Too much bureaucracy, too few ships and a culture that can’t say no to a mission were cited as key shortcomings.
-
Only one-third of Super Hornets ready to ‘fight tonight’ as of October, admiral says
Vice Adm. Troy Shoemaker’s comments came during House testimony on Navy aviation readiness.
-
Three carrier strike groups to unite for west Pacific exercise
The convergence of the Reagan, Roosevelt and Nimitz carrier strike groups in 7th Fleet waters this weekend will be the first such exercise in a decade.
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Crushed in their racks: Inside the John S. McCain disaster
Living quarters rapidly flooded after the McCain collided with an oil tanker on Aug. 21. The 10 sailors who drowned never had a chance to escape.
-
Trump’s armada: Navy assembles 3 carriers in Asia for the president’s visit
The Navy’s rare move to simultaneously surge to three aircraft carriers in the Pacific will create a major display of American sea power.
-
Pacific Fleet admiral says he’ll retire
Adm. Scott Swift said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson told him he won’t be the next head of Pacific Command, prompting the four-star’s retirement.
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McCain: 20 sailors reprimanded in wake of 7th Fleet at-sea incidents
Lawmakers grilled Navy leaders during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing Tuesday on Navy readiness issues.
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Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
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Navy secretary: Service to reach out to private sector as part of strategic review
Spencer’s comments spoke to the current and future state of the Navy at a time of change and uncertainty.
-
Stricken destroyer John S. McCain arrives in Singapore, 10 crew still missing
The accident occurred near the Strait of Malacca.
-
New Navy secretary report criticizes service culture and top brass decisions
Too much bureaucracy, too few ships and a culture that can’t say no to a mission were cited as key shortcomings.
-
Only one-third of Super Hornets ready to ‘fight tonight’ as of October, admiral says
Vice Adm. Troy Shoemaker’s comments came during House testimony on Navy aviation readiness.
-
Three carrier strike groups to unite for west Pacific exercise
The convergence of the Reagan, Roosevelt and Nimitz carrier strike groups in 7th Fleet waters this weekend will be the first such exercise in a decade.
-
Crushed in their racks: Inside the John S. McCain disaster
Living quarters rapidly flooded after the McCain collided with an oil tanker on Aug. 21. The 10 sailors who drowned never had a chance to escape.
-
Trump’s armada: Navy assembles 3 carriers in Asia for the president’s visit
The Navy’s rare move to simultaneously surge to three aircraft carriers in the Pacific will create a major display of American sea power.
-
Pacific Fleet admiral says he’ll retire
Adm. Scott Swift said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson told him he won’t be the next head of Pacific Command, prompting the four-star’s retirement.
-
McCain: 20 sailors reprimanded in wake of 7th Fleet at-sea incidents
Lawmakers grilled Navy leaders during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing Tuesday on Navy readiness issues.
-
Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
-
Navy secretary: Service to reach out to private sector as part of strategic review
Spencer’s comments spoke to the current and future state of the Navy at a time of change and uncertainty.
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Stricken destroyer John S. McCain arrives in Singapore, 10 crew still missing
The accident occurred near the Strait of Malacca.
