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No reports of transgender troops affecting unit cohesion, Marine Corps and Navy leaders say
As President Trump’s transgender troop ban is challenged in court, the Navy’s Chief of Operations and the Marine Corps Commandant told lawmakers that they had heard of no issues affecting unit cohesion.
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‘Bad Santa’ case could have been handled better, Navy’s top officer says
The top Navy admiral told senators that an incident involving a former staffer accused of sexual misconduct could have been handled differently.
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SUBLANT’s Facebook claps back at the trolls
Commander, Submarine Forces calmly shot down several commenters who were outraged over more opportunities for female submariners.
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Southwest pilot who landed crippled plane was a Navy aviation pioneer
Tammie Jo Shults was among the first cohort of women pilots to transfer to Navy tactical aircraft in the early 1990s.
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Somerset CO fired after command climate investigation
Capt. William Sherrod was relieved of command on April 12.
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Navy’s new West Pacific command to oversee maintenance of Japan-based ships
Naval Surface Group Western Pacific will work to get 7th Fleet ships on a more regular maintenance and readiness certification schedule.
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As Arctic waters open, nations plant their flags
The Arctic panel at the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space exposition comes at a time when the sea ice on top of the world continues to retreat, presenting billions of dollars in new economic potential that is surfacing alongside new environmental and security challenges.
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Chinese flotilla transits South China Sea, satellite imagery shows
Satellite images from this week showed a Chinese carrier group steaming with dozens of other ships, according to a Reuters report.
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Navy conducts F-35C qualifications aboard aircraft carrier
It was the latest milestone for the carrier variant of the Joint Strike Fighter, which the Navy expects to reach initial operational capacity this year.
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Sailor faces deployment and immigrant wife’s deportation
As Juan Quiroz readies to get underway aboard the amphibious assault ship Essex, his wife faces a deportation order and could be kicked out of the country while he’s gone, leaving behind their two boys.
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No reports of transgender troops affecting unit cohesion, Marine Corps and Navy leaders say
As President Trump’s transgender troop ban is challenged in court, the Navy’s Chief of Operations and the Marine Corps Commandant told lawmakers that they had heard of no issues affecting unit cohesion.
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‘Bad Santa’ case could have been handled better, Navy’s top officer says
The top Navy admiral told senators that an incident involving a former staffer accused of sexual misconduct could have been handled differently.
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SUBLANT’s Facebook claps back at the trolls
Commander, Submarine Forces calmly shot down several commenters who were outraged over more opportunities for female submariners.
-
Southwest pilot who landed crippled plane was a Navy aviation pioneer
Tammie Jo Shults was among the first cohort of women pilots to transfer to Navy tactical aircraft in the early 1990s.
-
Somerset CO fired after command climate investigation
Capt. William Sherrod was relieved of command on April 12.
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Navy’s new West Pacific command to oversee maintenance of Japan-based ships
Naval Surface Group Western Pacific will work to get 7th Fleet ships on a more regular maintenance and readiness certification schedule.
-
As Arctic waters open, nations plant their flags
The Arctic panel at the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space exposition comes at a time when the sea ice on top of the world continues to retreat, presenting billions of dollars in new economic potential that is surfacing alongside new environmental and security challenges.
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Chinese flotilla transits South China Sea, satellite imagery shows
Satellite images from this week showed a Chinese carrier group steaming with dozens of other ships, according to a Reuters report.
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Navy conducts F-35C qualifications aboard aircraft carrier
It was the latest milestone for the carrier variant of the Joint Strike Fighter, which the Navy expects to reach initial operational capacity this year.
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Sailor faces deployment and immigrant wife’s deportation
As Juan Quiroz readies to get underway aboard the amphibious assault ship Essex, his wife faces a deportation order and could be kicked out of the country while he’s gone, leaving behind their two boys.
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No reports of transgender troops affecting unit cohesion, Marine Corps and Navy leaders say
As President Trump’s transgender troop ban is challenged in court, the Navy’s Chief of Operations and the Marine Corps Commandant told lawmakers that they had heard of no issues affecting unit cohesion.
-
‘Bad Santa’ case could have been handled better, Navy’s top officer says
The top Navy admiral told senators that an incident involving a former staffer accused of sexual misconduct could have been handled differently.
-
SUBLANT’s Facebook claps back at the trolls
Commander, Submarine Forces calmly shot down several commenters who were outraged over more opportunities for female submariners.
-
Southwest pilot who landed crippled plane was a Navy aviation pioneer
Tammie Jo Shults was among the first cohort of women pilots to transfer to Navy tactical aircraft in the early 1990s.
-
Somerset CO fired after command climate investigation
Capt. William Sherrod was relieved of command on April 12.
-
Navy’s new West Pacific command to oversee maintenance of Japan-based ships
Naval Surface Group Western Pacific will work to get 7th Fleet ships on a more regular maintenance and readiness certification schedule.
-
As Arctic waters open, nations plant their flags
The Arctic panel at the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space exposition comes at a time when the sea ice on top of the world continues to retreat, presenting billions of dollars in new economic potential that is surfacing alongside new environmental and security challenges.
-
Chinese flotilla transits South China Sea, satellite imagery shows
Satellite images from this week showed a Chinese carrier group steaming with dozens of other ships, according to a Reuters report.
-
Navy conducts F-35C qualifications aboard aircraft carrier
It was the latest milestone for the carrier variant of the Joint Strike Fighter, which the Navy expects to reach initial operational capacity this year.
-
Sailor faces deployment and immigrant wife’s deportation
As Juan Quiroz readies to get underway aboard the amphibious assault ship Essex, his wife faces a deportation order and could be kicked out of the country while he’s gone, leaving behind their two boys.
