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Navy sub head eyes great power competition
“Prepare for battle!” Vice Adm. Charles Richard said Friday as he assumed command of U.S. Submarine Forces.
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How underwater drones will change the Navy’s sub game
In Keyport, Washington, the Navy’s first-ever Unmanned Underwater Vehicle squadron is moving to push such technology forward.
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Navy swapping home ports for three aircraft carriers
The move will affect the John C. Stennis, Abraham Lincoln and Carl Vinson carriers.
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Marine Corps pilot receives Distinguished Flying Cross, 52 years after the fact
Retired Lt. Col. John Jennings received the award in late July at a ceremony in Tennessee.
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Guam-based sailor receives medal for heroism
Electrician’s Mate 2nd Class Andrew Pluss received the Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medal last month for providing CPR at a car crash scene.
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Sailor who shot himself had been taken off submarine’s gun list a few months earlier
The petty officer shot himself with what officials said was a service rifle on Jan. 12, while the submarine North Dakota was underway.
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Navy’s longest-serving sub heads into retirement
The submarine Bremerton entered the ranks back in 1981, where a very different Navy operated in a very different world.
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How one family honored their fallen Fitzgerald sailor
When it came time to choose Tan Huynh’s tombstone, his family opted to pay homage to his video game geekdom.
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Pentagon report slams new US Strategic Command headquarters construction
Mold, fires and poor planning have led to delays and extra costs for construction of a new HQ for the command that oversees America’s nukes.
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Here’s why a Navy command master chief got fired in May
Jeremy Embree was relieved as command master chief of Naval Air Facility El Centro in California in May.
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Navy sub head eyes great power competition
“Prepare for battle!” Vice Adm. Charles Richard said Friday as he assumed command of U.S. Submarine Forces.
-
How underwater drones will change the Navy’s sub game
In Keyport, Washington, the Navy’s first-ever Unmanned Underwater Vehicle squadron is moving to push such technology forward.
-
Navy swapping home ports for three aircraft carriers
The move will affect the John C. Stennis, Abraham Lincoln and Carl Vinson carriers.
-
Marine Corps pilot receives Distinguished Flying Cross, 52 years after the fact
Retired Lt. Col. John Jennings received the award in late July at a ceremony in Tennessee.
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Guam-based sailor receives medal for heroism
Electrician’s Mate 2nd Class Andrew Pluss received the Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medal last month for providing CPR at a car crash scene.
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Sailor who shot himself had been taken off submarine’s gun list a few months earlier
The petty officer shot himself with what officials said was a service rifle on Jan. 12, while the submarine North Dakota was underway.
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Navy’s longest-serving sub heads into retirement
The submarine Bremerton entered the ranks back in 1981, where a very different Navy operated in a very different world.
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How one family honored their fallen Fitzgerald sailor
When it came time to choose Tan Huynh’s tombstone, his family opted to pay homage to his video game geekdom.
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Pentagon report slams new US Strategic Command headquarters construction
Mold, fires and poor planning have led to delays and extra costs for construction of a new HQ for the command that oversees America’s nukes.
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Here’s why a Navy command master chief got fired in May
Jeremy Embree was relieved as command master chief of Naval Air Facility El Centro in California in May.
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Navy sub head eyes great power competition
“Prepare for battle!” Vice Adm. Charles Richard said Friday as he assumed command of U.S. Submarine Forces.
-
How underwater drones will change the Navy’s sub game
In Keyport, Washington, the Navy’s first-ever Unmanned Underwater Vehicle squadron is moving to push such technology forward.
-
Navy swapping home ports for three aircraft carriers
The move will affect the John C. Stennis, Abraham Lincoln and Carl Vinson carriers.
-
Marine Corps pilot receives Distinguished Flying Cross, 52 years after the fact
Retired Lt. Col. John Jennings received the award in late July at a ceremony in Tennessee.
-
Guam-based sailor receives medal for heroism
Electrician’s Mate 2nd Class Andrew Pluss received the Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medal last month for providing CPR at a car crash scene.
-
Sailor who shot himself had been taken off submarine’s gun list a few months earlier
The petty officer shot himself with what officials said was a service rifle on Jan. 12, while the submarine North Dakota was underway.
-
Navy’s longest-serving sub heads into retirement
The submarine Bremerton entered the ranks back in 1981, where a very different Navy operated in a very different world.
-
How one family honored their fallen Fitzgerald sailor
When it came time to choose Tan Huynh’s tombstone, his family opted to pay homage to his video game geekdom.
-
Pentagon report slams new US Strategic Command headquarters construction
Mold, fires and poor planning have led to delays and extra costs for construction of a new HQ for the command that oversees America’s nukes.
-
Here’s why a Navy command master chief got fired in May
Jeremy Embree was relieved as command master chief of Naval Air Facility El Centro in California in May.
