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‘Fat Leonard’ wrongdoing not a definite career killer for Navy officers
Disciplinary records show several officers found to have accepted gifts from “Fat Leonard” were recommended to retain command.
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Two carrier cooks plead guilty to secret video recording charges
Culinary Specialist 3rd Class Aniel Joseph pleaded guilty to recording other male shipmates aboard the carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower without their consent, while Culinary Specialist Seaman Bryce Haye pleaded guilty to trying to use a cell phone to record female sailors aboard the carrier George H.W. Bush.
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Top Navy and Marine Corps officials pan China’s expansion plans
Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and Marine Corps Commandant Richard Neller said advances by Beijing and Moscow vary but are both causes for concern.
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Fight night at the US Naval Academy
Midshipmen threw down Feb. 23 at the 77th annual Brigade Boxing Championships in Annapolis.
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Super Hornets and Growlers to get bigger fuel tanks
Conformal fuel tanks represent the U.S. military’s response to the evolving threat of rival conventional forces.
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Hearings delayed for Fitz and McCain skippers
Delays came after requests from defense attorneys for the five officers facing the charges.
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Seabee battalion command master chief fired
Master Chief Keith Lefebvre was relieved of his position with the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133 on Jan. 26.
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Officers of the deck to undergo competency tests
Forty OOD-qualified first tour division officers recently underwent the skills assessment in San Diego.
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Inside the Navy’s fitful fight against cockpit oxygen loss
The Navy claims it is making progress in the battle against oxygen loss and other physiological episodes that threaten pilots, but critics say their effort has disappointed.
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Report: EMALS might not be ready for the fight
A January assessment from the Navy’s operational testing and evaluation arm warns that the new electromagnetic jet launch system aboard the Gerald R. Ford is having issues.
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‘Fat Leonard’ wrongdoing not a definite career killer for Navy officers
Disciplinary records show several officers found to have accepted gifts from “Fat Leonard” were recommended to retain command.
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Two carrier cooks plead guilty to secret video recording charges
Culinary Specialist 3rd Class Aniel Joseph pleaded guilty to recording other male shipmates aboard the carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower without their consent, while Culinary Specialist Seaman Bryce Haye pleaded guilty to trying to use a cell phone to record female sailors aboard the carrier George H.W. Bush.
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Top Navy and Marine Corps officials pan China’s expansion plans
Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and Marine Corps Commandant Richard Neller said advances by Beijing and Moscow vary but are both causes for concern.
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Fight night at the US Naval Academy
Midshipmen threw down Feb. 23 at the 77th annual Brigade Boxing Championships in Annapolis.
-
Super Hornets and Growlers to get bigger fuel tanks
Conformal fuel tanks represent the U.S. military’s response to the evolving threat of rival conventional forces.
-
Hearings delayed for Fitz and McCain skippers
Delays came after requests from defense attorneys for the five officers facing the charges.
-
Seabee battalion command master chief fired
Master Chief Keith Lefebvre was relieved of his position with the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133 on Jan. 26.
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Officers of the deck to undergo competency tests
Forty OOD-qualified first tour division officers recently underwent the skills assessment in San Diego.
-
Inside the Navy’s fitful fight against cockpit oxygen loss
The Navy claims it is making progress in the battle against oxygen loss and other physiological episodes that threaten pilots, but critics say their effort has disappointed.
-
Report: EMALS might not be ready for the fight
A January assessment from the Navy’s operational testing and evaluation arm warns that the new electromagnetic jet launch system aboard the Gerald R. Ford is having issues.
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‘Fat Leonard’ wrongdoing not a definite career killer for Navy officers
Disciplinary records show several officers found to have accepted gifts from “Fat Leonard” were recommended to retain command.
-
Two carrier cooks plead guilty to secret video recording charges
Culinary Specialist 3rd Class Aniel Joseph pleaded guilty to recording other male shipmates aboard the carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower without their consent, while Culinary Specialist Seaman Bryce Haye pleaded guilty to trying to use a cell phone to record female sailors aboard the carrier George H.W. Bush.
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Top Navy and Marine Corps officials pan China’s expansion plans
Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and Marine Corps Commandant Richard Neller said advances by Beijing and Moscow vary but are both causes for concern.
-
Fight night at the US Naval Academy
Midshipmen threw down Feb. 23 at the 77th annual Brigade Boxing Championships in Annapolis.
-
Super Hornets and Growlers to get bigger fuel tanks
Conformal fuel tanks represent the U.S. military’s response to the evolving threat of rival conventional forces.
-
Hearings delayed for Fitz and McCain skippers
Delays came after requests from defense attorneys for the five officers facing the charges.
-
Seabee battalion command master chief fired
Master Chief Keith Lefebvre was relieved of his position with the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133 on Jan. 26.
-
Officers of the deck to undergo competency tests
Forty OOD-qualified first tour division officers recently underwent the skills assessment in San Diego.
-
Inside the Navy’s fitful fight against cockpit oxygen loss
The Navy claims it is making progress in the battle against oxygen loss and other physiological episodes that threaten pilots, but critics say their effort has disappointed.
-
Report: EMALS might not be ready for the fight
A January assessment from the Navy’s operational testing and evaluation arm warns that the new electromagnetic jet launch system aboard the Gerald R. Ford is having issues.
