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Meet the civilian nurse trying to become the first pre-service amputee to join the Navy
Her effort has a raft of support from inside and outside the military, as well as physical readiness test results that many sailors would envy.
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This Navy officer’s name tag invention is now available for purchase
Lt. Mitchell Kempisty spent years inventing his solution for sloppy looking name tags.
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Military anti-hazing efforts need work, watchdog says
Hazing complaints submitted to Congress largely came from the U.S Marine Corps in recent fiscal years, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Four-star: 98 percent of US Special Operations Command has received COVID vaccine
SOCOM’s commander, Army Gen. Richard D. Clarke, shared the statistic during the annual Military Reporters and Editors Conference.
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USS Bonhomme Richard fire spread wildly due to ‘repeated failures,’ investigation finds
While the Navy has charged a junior sailor with starting the fire last summer, a command investigation lays blame for the botched response at all levels of command.
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Fat Leonard is poised to spill the beans in this new podcast
The portly magnate at the center of the Navy’s massive bribery scandal is about to sound off.
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Watchdog: DoD getting better at tracking military justice demographics, but work remains
The recent Government Accountability Office update followed a 2019 report highlighting disparities in who gets investigated and charged in the military justice system.
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Retired Marine Corps colonel pleads guilty for role in ‘Fat Leonard’ scandal
Enrico DeGuzman’s plea signals the latest uniformed domino to fall in the far-reaching scandal.
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Unvaccinated active-duty sailors and Marines have 90 days to get the COVID-19 vaccine
This week’s guidance follows a memo mandating vaccines that was signed Aug. 24 by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
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U.S. Naval Academy expels 18 midshipmen for cheating on exam
An investigation has determined that 105 second-year midshipmen likely cheated on a physics exam in December, which was administered remotely due to COVID.
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Meet the civilian nurse trying to become the first pre-service amputee to join the Navy
Her effort has a raft of support from inside and outside the military, as well as physical readiness test results that many sailors would envy.
-
This Navy officer’s name tag invention is now available for purchase
Lt. Mitchell Kempisty spent years inventing his solution for sloppy looking name tags.
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Military anti-hazing efforts need work, watchdog says
Hazing complaints submitted to Congress largely came from the U.S Marine Corps in recent fiscal years, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Four-star: 98 percent of US Special Operations Command has received COVID vaccine
SOCOM’s commander, Army Gen. Richard D. Clarke, shared the statistic during the annual Military Reporters and Editors Conference.
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USS Bonhomme Richard fire spread wildly due to ‘repeated failures,’ investigation finds
While the Navy has charged a junior sailor with starting the fire last summer, a command investigation lays blame for the botched response at all levels of command.
-
Fat Leonard is poised to spill the beans in this new podcast
The portly magnate at the center of the Navy’s massive bribery scandal is about to sound off.
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Watchdog: DoD getting better at tracking military justice demographics, but work remains
The recent Government Accountability Office update followed a 2019 report highlighting disparities in who gets investigated and charged in the military justice system.
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Retired Marine Corps colonel pleads guilty for role in ‘Fat Leonard’ scandal
Enrico DeGuzman’s plea signals the latest uniformed domino to fall in the far-reaching scandal.
-
Unvaccinated active-duty sailors and Marines have 90 days to get the COVID-19 vaccine
This week’s guidance follows a memo mandating vaccines that was signed Aug. 24 by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
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U.S. Naval Academy expels 18 midshipmen for cheating on exam
An investigation has determined that 105 second-year midshipmen likely cheated on a physics exam in December, which was administered remotely due to COVID.
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Meet the civilian nurse trying to become the first pre-service amputee to join the Navy
Her effort has a raft of support from inside and outside the military, as well as physical readiness test results that many sailors would envy.
-
This Navy officer’s name tag invention is now available for purchase
Lt. Mitchell Kempisty spent years inventing his solution for sloppy looking name tags.
-
Military anti-hazing efforts need work, watchdog says
Hazing complaints submitted to Congress largely came from the U.S Marine Corps in recent fiscal years, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Four-star: 98 percent of US Special Operations Command has received COVID vaccine
SOCOM’s commander, Army Gen. Richard D. Clarke, shared the statistic during the annual Military Reporters and Editors Conference.
-
USS Bonhomme Richard fire spread wildly due to ‘repeated failures,’ investigation finds
While the Navy has charged a junior sailor with starting the fire last summer, a command investigation lays blame for the botched response at all levels of command.
-
Fat Leonard is poised to spill the beans in this new podcast
The portly magnate at the center of the Navy’s massive bribery scandal is about to sound off.
-
Watchdog: DoD getting better at tracking military justice demographics, but work remains
The recent Government Accountability Office update followed a 2019 report highlighting disparities in who gets investigated and charged in the military justice system.
-
Retired Marine Corps colonel pleads guilty for role in ‘Fat Leonard’ scandal
Enrico DeGuzman’s plea signals the latest uniformed domino to fall in the far-reaching scandal.
-
Unvaccinated active-duty sailors and Marines have 90 days to get the COVID-19 vaccine
This week’s guidance follows a memo mandating vaccines that was signed Aug. 24 by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
-
U.S. Naval Academy expels 18 midshipmen for cheating on exam
An investigation has determined that 105 second-year midshipmen likely cheated on a physics exam in December, which was administered remotely due to COVID.
