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Deputy carrier air wing commander relieved
Capt. Brent Blackmer was relieved as second in command of Carrier Air Wing 1 after some inappropriate behavior while out on liberty in February.
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Lawmakers chide Navy for failing to share details of Growler mishap
A Navy admiral did not bring up a harrowing Jan. 29 Growler mishap during a Feb. 6 House Armed Services Committee hearing on physiological episodes.
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Former Fitzgerald XO: Navy crew members battling PTSD after fatal collision
Cmdr. Sean Babbitt said the Fitz’s sailors need to get help from the Navy to deal with the trauma of the June 17 collision, which killed seven of their shipmates.
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‘Fat Leonard’ admiral keeps high-level security clearance
Rear Adm. Adrian Jansen was found guilty last year of taking thousands in wine and private dinners from “Fat Leonard” Glenn Francis and failing to report the interactions while serving as Naval Attaché in Indonesia.
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100 years later, the question remains: What happened to the USS Cyclops?
The coal hauler ship disappeared 100 years ago this month. What happened to the massive ship and its 309-man crew remains an unsolved mystery.
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Sailor booted after racist attack on his own rack, Navy says
Marquie Little posted photos of his vandalized rack to Facebook last year, but the Navy says he made it up “to get off the ship before its next underway.”
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Naval Academy midshipmen busted for drug use
Five students at the storied school were busted for using cocaine, mushrooms and other drugs, while four others were faulted for failing to report the drug use.
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Head of Navy recruiting in Houston fired
Cmdr. Steven Rodriguez was relieved on Feb. 21 due to loss of confidence.
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Helo squadron command master chief fired
Master Chief Douglas Steinmetz was relieved after an inquiry revealed allegations of an “unduly familiar relationship” with a subordinate, Naval Air Forces Pacific officials said.
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Lawmakers express concerns over Navy’s aging surge sealift fleet
The average age of the supply fleet’s ships is 43 years, and Virginia Rep. Rob Wittman said this week that such ships would be vital should a conventional war break out.
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Deputy carrier air wing commander relieved
Capt. Brent Blackmer was relieved as second in command of Carrier Air Wing 1 after some inappropriate behavior while out on liberty in February.
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Lawmakers chide Navy for failing to share details of Growler mishap
A Navy admiral did not bring up a harrowing Jan. 29 Growler mishap during a Feb. 6 House Armed Services Committee hearing on physiological episodes.
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Former Fitzgerald XO: Navy crew members battling PTSD after fatal collision
Cmdr. Sean Babbitt said the Fitz’s sailors need to get help from the Navy to deal with the trauma of the June 17 collision, which killed seven of their shipmates.
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‘Fat Leonard’ admiral keeps high-level security clearance
Rear Adm. Adrian Jansen was found guilty last year of taking thousands in wine and private dinners from “Fat Leonard” Glenn Francis and failing to report the interactions while serving as Naval Attaché in Indonesia.
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100 years later, the question remains: What happened to the USS Cyclops?
The coal hauler ship disappeared 100 years ago this month. What happened to the massive ship and its 309-man crew remains an unsolved mystery.
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Sailor booted after racist attack on his own rack, Navy says
Marquie Little posted photos of his vandalized rack to Facebook last year, but the Navy says he made it up “to get off the ship before its next underway.”
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Naval Academy midshipmen busted for drug use
Five students at the storied school were busted for using cocaine, mushrooms and other drugs, while four others were faulted for failing to report the drug use.
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Head of Navy recruiting in Houston fired
Cmdr. Steven Rodriguez was relieved on Feb. 21 due to loss of confidence.
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Helo squadron command master chief fired
Master Chief Douglas Steinmetz was relieved after an inquiry revealed allegations of an “unduly familiar relationship” with a subordinate, Naval Air Forces Pacific officials said.
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Lawmakers express concerns over Navy’s aging surge sealift fleet
The average age of the supply fleet’s ships is 43 years, and Virginia Rep. Rob Wittman said this week that such ships would be vital should a conventional war break out.
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Deputy carrier air wing commander relieved
Capt. Brent Blackmer was relieved as second in command of Carrier Air Wing 1 after some inappropriate behavior while out on liberty in February.
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Lawmakers chide Navy for failing to share details of Growler mishap
A Navy admiral did not bring up a harrowing Jan. 29 Growler mishap during a Feb. 6 House Armed Services Committee hearing on physiological episodes.
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Former Fitzgerald XO: Navy crew members battling PTSD after fatal collision
Cmdr. Sean Babbitt said the Fitz’s sailors need to get help from the Navy to deal with the trauma of the June 17 collision, which killed seven of their shipmates.
-
‘Fat Leonard’ admiral keeps high-level security clearance
Rear Adm. Adrian Jansen was found guilty last year of taking thousands in wine and private dinners from “Fat Leonard” Glenn Francis and failing to report the interactions while serving as Naval Attaché in Indonesia.
-
100 years later, the question remains: What happened to the USS Cyclops?
The coal hauler ship disappeared 100 years ago this month. What happened to the massive ship and its 309-man crew remains an unsolved mystery.
-
Sailor booted after racist attack on his own rack, Navy says
Marquie Little posted photos of his vandalized rack to Facebook last year, but the Navy says he made it up “to get off the ship before its next underway.”
-
Naval Academy midshipmen busted for drug use
Five students at the storied school were busted for using cocaine, mushrooms and other drugs, while four others were faulted for failing to report the drug use.
-
Head of Navy recruiting in Houston fired
Cmdr. Steven Rodriguez was relieved on Feb. 21 due to loss of confidence.
-
Helo squadron command master chief fired
Master Chief Douglas Steinmetz was relieved after an inquiry revealed allegations of an “unduly familiar relationship” with a subordinate, Naval Air Forces Pacific officials said.
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Lawmakers express concerns over Navy’s aging surge sealift fleet
The average age of the supply fleet’s ships is 43 years, and Virginia Rep. Rob Wittman said this week that such ships would be vital should a conventional war break out.
