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Officer of the deck during fatal Fitzgerald collision pleads guilty at court-martial
Lt. j.g. Sarah Coppock pleaded guilty to a dereliction of duty charge. She was sentenced to a pay forfeiture, a punitive letter and waived her right to an administrative separation board.
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Navy ROTC unit commander at SUNY Maritime College fired
Capt. Heedong Choi was fired as head of the State University of New York’s Maritime College due to personal misconduct allegations, Navy officials said.
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US sailor loses hand in submarine accident, has it reattached by Spanish surgeon
A 21-year-old sailor lost his right hand during an industrial accident aboard the submarine Georgia in March, according to U.S. and Spanish authorities.
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Navy SEAL to receive Medal of Honor for 2002’s Operation Anaconda
Retired Master Chief Britt Slabinski will receive the honor later this month, the White House announced Monday.
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Fitzgerald’s officer of the deck faces court-martial Tuesday for fatal collision
The Navy has released the first details regarding three junior officers charged for their alleged roles in the destroyer Fitzgerald’s collision with a merchant vessel last summer, an incident that killed seven sailors.
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Warship sailor takes part in his great-grandfather’s burial at sea
A twist of fate allowed a deployed sailor to take part in his great-grandfather’s burial-at-sea ceremony late last month.
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Navy establishes aerial drone squadron
Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Two Four will come online this fall and oversee all research, development and evaluation of Navy aerial drones.
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10 SEALs face separation after testing positive for drugs
Ten East Coast-based SEALs and one support sailor tested positive during tests in March and April, Naval Special Warfare Command officials confirmed Friday.
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Navy secretary, other US officials increasingly sounding alarm over Chinese smartphone maker Huawei
The Navy’s top civilian recently warned that the service needs to keep the telecom behemoth out of U.S. military projects due to fears the company could allow Beijing to steal U.S. national security secrets.
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Bill could require Pentagon to report opioid prescription rates among TRICARE beneficiaries
Lawmakers say the Pentagon needs to ensure that opioid prescriptions are reported to state monitoring programs.
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Officer of the deck during fatal Fitzgerald collision pleads guilty at court-martial
Lt. j.g. Sarah Coppock pleaded guilty to a dereliction of duty charge. She was sentenced to a pay forfeiture, a punitive letter and waived her right to an administrative separation board.
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Navy ROTC unit commander at SUNY Maritime College fired
Capt. Heedong Choi was fired as head of the State University of New York’s Maritime College due to personal misconduct allegations, Navy officials said.
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US sailor loses hand in submarine accident, has it reattached by Spanish surgeon
A 21-year-old sailor lost his right hand during an industrial accident aboard the submarine Georgia in March, according to U.S. and Spanish authorities.
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Navy SEAL to receive Medal of Honor for 2002’s Operation Anaconda
Retired Master Chief Britt Slabinski will receive the honor later this month, the White House announced Monday.
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Fitzgerald’s officer of the deck faces court-martial Tuesday for fatal collision
The Navy has released the first details regarding three junior officers charged for their alleged roles in the destroyer Fitzgerald’s collision with a merchant vessel last summer, an incident that killed seven sailors.
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Warship sailor takes part in his great-grandfather’s burial at sea
A twist of fate allowed a deployed sailor to take part in his great-grandfather’s burial-at-sea ceremony late last month.
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Navy establishes aerial drone squadron
Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Two Four will come online this fall and oversee all research, development and evaluation of Navy aerial drones.
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10 SEALs face separation after testing positive for drugs
Ten East Coast-based SEALs and one support sailor tested positive during tests in March and April, Naval Special Warfare Command officials confirmed Friday.
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Navy secretary, other US officials increasingly sounding alarm over Chinese smartphone maker Huawei
The Navy’s top civilian recently warned that the service needs to keep the telecom behemoth out of U.S. military projects due to fears the company could allow Beijing to steal U.S. national security secrets.
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Bill could require Pentagon to report opioid prescription rates among TRICARE beneficiaries
Lawmakers say the Pentagon needs to ensure that opioid prescriptions are reported to state monitoring programs.
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Officer of the deck during fatal Fitzgerald collision pleads guilty at court-martial
Lt. j.g. Sarah Coppock pleaded guilty to a dereliction of duty charge. She was sentenced to a pay forfeiture, a punitive letter and waived her right to an administrative separation board.
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Navy ROTC unit commander at SUNY Maritime College fired
Capt. Heedong Choi was fired as head of the State University of New York’s Maritime College due to personal misconduct allegations, Navy officials said.
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US sailor loses hand in submarine accident, has it reattached by Spanish surgeon
A 21-year-old sailor lost his right hand during an industrial accident aboard the submarine Georgia in March, according to U.S. and Spanish authorities.
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Navy SEAL to receive Medal of Honor for 2002’s Operation Anaconda
Retired Master Chief Britt Slabinski will receive the honor later this month, the White House announced Monday.
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Fitzgerald’s officer of the deck faces court-martial Tuesday for fatal collision
The Navy has released the first details regarding three junior officers charged for their alleged roles in the destroyer Fitzgerald’s collision with a merchant vessel last summer, an incident that killed seven sailors.
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Warship sailor takes part in his great-grandfather’s burial at sea
A twist of fate allowed a deployed sailor to take part in his great-grandfather’s burial-at-sea ceremony late last month.
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Navy establishes aerial drone squadron
Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Two Four will come online this fall and oversee all research, development and evaluation of Navy aerial drones.
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10 SEALs face separation after testing positive for drugs
Ten East Coast-based SEALs and one support sailor tested positive during tests in March and April, Naval Special Warfare Command officials confirmed Friday.
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Navy secretary, other US officials increasingly sounding alarm over Chinese smartphone maker Huawei
The Navy’s top civilian recently warned that the service needs to keep the telecom behemoth out of U.S. military projects due to fears the company could allow Beijing to steal U.S. national security secrets.
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Bill could require Pentagon to report opioid prescription rates among TRICARE beneficiaries
Lawmakers say the Pentagon needs to ensure that opioid prescriptions are reported to state monitoring programs.
