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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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Eight Navy ships, other assets mobilized after hurricanes Harvey and Irma
Marines and sailors were sent to help those stricken by the historic storms in recent weeks.
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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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At-sea disasters came during ‘the most basic of operations,’ Pacific Fleet CO says
Recent at-sea disasters that led to sailor deaths occurred while conducting basic duties like anchoring, navigation, surface ship contact management and carrier qualifications, Pacific Fleet commander Adm. Scott Swift said Tuesday, according to an internal message obtained by the Navy Times.
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Navy’s 7th Fleet no stranger to high ops tempo
As Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson orders a fleet-wide review in the wake of the John S. McCain collision, ships operating in 7th Fleet waters are no stranger to high ops tempo.
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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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Navy official: Ship name honoring Confederate victory unlikely to change
The Navy is unlikely to change the name of a cruiser named after a Confederate Civil War victory.
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Mattis to sailors: ‘You’re not some pu–y sitting on the sidelines’
Mattis told sailors they would experience the best and worst life has to offer while in the Navy, a sign they are living life to the fullest.
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Iranian drone flies too close to U.S. forces for second time in a week
For the second time in a week, an Iranian drone got too close to the aircraft carrier Nimitz and its jets in the Arabian Gulf, Navy officials said Monday.
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Targeting Guam: Will Kim Jong Un do it?
North Korea’s is threatening to attack Guam. But experts say the regime’s missiles lack the precision and its leaders lack the political will needed for a successful strike.
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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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Eight Navy ships, other assets mobilized after hurricanes Harvey and Irma
Marines and sailors were sent to help those stricken by the historic storms in recent weeks.
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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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At-sea disasters came during ‘the most basic of operations,’ Pacific Fleet CO says
Recent at-sea disasters that led to sailor deaths occurred while conducting basic duties like anchoring, navigation, surface ship contact management and carrier qualifications, Pacific Fleet commander Adm. Scott Swift said Tuesday, according to an internal message obtained by the Navy Times.
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Navy’s 7th Fleet no stranger to high ops tempo
As Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson orders a fleet-wide review in the wake of the John S. McCain collision, ships operating in 7th Fleet waters are no stranger to high ops tempo.
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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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Navy official: Ship name honoring Confederate victory unlikely to change
The Navy is unlikely to change the name of a cruiser named after a Confederate Civil War victory.
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Mattis to sailors: ‘You’re not some pu–y sitting on the sidelines’
Mattis told sailors they would experience the best and worst life has to offer while in the Navy, a sign they are living life to the fullest.
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Iranian drone flies too close to U.S. forces for second time in a week
For the second time in a week, an Iranian drone got too close to the aircraft carrier Nimitz and its jets in the Arabian Gulf, Navy officials said Monday.
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Targeting Guam: Will Kim Jong Un do it?
North Korea’s is threatening to attack Guam. But experts say the regime’s missiles lack the precision and its leaders lack the political will needed for a successful strike.
-
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.
-
Eight Navy ships, other assets mobilized after hurricanes Harvey and Irma
Marines and sailors were sent to help those stricken by the historic storms in recent weeks.
-
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.
-
At-sea disasters came during ‘the most basic of operations,’ Pacific Fleet CO says
Recent at-sea disasters that led to sailor deaths occurred while conducting basic duties like anchoring, navigation, surface ship contact management and carrier qualifications, Pacific Fleet commander Adm. Scott Swift said Tuesday, according to an internal message obtained by the Navy Times.
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Navy’s 7th Fleet no stranger to high ops tempo
As Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson orders a fleet-wide review in the wake of the John S. McCain collision, ships operating in 7th Fleet waters are no stranger to high ops tempo.
-
Stricken destroyer John S. McCain arrives in Singapore, 10 crew still missing
The accident occurred near the Strait of Malacca.
-
Navy official: Ship name honoring Confederate victory unlikely to change
The Navy is unlikely to change the name of a cruiser named after a Confederate Civil War victory.
-
Mattis to sailors: ‘You’re not some pu–y sitting on the sidelines’
Mattis told sailors they would experience the best and worst life has to offer while in the Navy, a sign they are living life to the fullest.
-
Iranian drone flies too close to U.S. forces for second time in a week
For the second time in a week, an Iranian drone got too close to the aircraft carrier Nimitz and its jets in the Arabian Gulf, Navy officials said Monday.
-
Targeting Guam: Will Kim Jong Un do it?
North Korea’s is threatening to attack Guam. But experts say the regime’s missiles lack the precision and its leaders lack the political will needed for a successful strike.
