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CNO: North Korea ‘an unprecedented and urgent threat’
Adm. John Richardson stressed economic and diplomatic means to rein in North Korea’s nuclear ambitions, but said the military option must remain at the ready.
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New Navy secretary report criticizes service culture and top brass decisions
Too much bureaucracy, too few ships and a culture that can’t say no to a mission were cited as key shortcomings.
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Navy to resume role in SOUTHCOM anti-drug mission
The Navy hasn’t provided ships for anti-drug effort since 2015.
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Special dive team to search for sailors killed in November plane crash
Salvage experts will look for the aircraft that crashed en route to the carrier Ronald Reagan on Nov. 22 in the Philippine Sea, killing three sailors.
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Boyle to take command of naval forces in Korea
Rear Adm. Michael E. Boyle was named this week as the next Navy leader on the contentious peninsula.
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Sailor staged racist vandalism, Navy says
An African American sailor maintained Friday that he did not write racial slurs on his own rack.
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Sailor discharged for NAS Oceana fuel spill
The May incident sent 94,000 gallons of jet fuel spilling out from the Virginia base and into nearby streams.
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After a long wait, Navy unveils a new slogan
The Navy has lifted the curtain on its long-awaited new slogan: “Forged by the Sea”
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Navy disciplines aviators who drew penis in the sky
The two Navy lieutenants set the internet ablaze last month after they drew a phallus in the sky, outraging some Washington State locals.
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Navy cites another failure of the basics in Lake Champlain collision
A report on the cruiser’s May collision with a Korean fishing vessel blamed the Navy for the same kind of shortcomings that led to fatal collisions this summer.
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CNO: North Korea ‘an unprecedented and urgent threat’
Adm. John Richardson stressed economic and diplomatic means to rein in North Korea’s nuclear ambitions, but said the military option must remain at the ready.
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New Navy secretary report criticizes service culture and top brass decisions
Too much bureaucracy, too few ships and a culture that can’t say no to a mission were cited as key shortcomings.
-
Navy to resume role in SOUTHCOM anti-drug mission
The Navy hasn’t provided ships for anti-drug effort since 2015.
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Special dive team to search for sailors killed in November plane crash
Salvage experts will look for the aircraft that crashed en route to the carrier Ronald Reagan on Nov. 22 in the Philippine Sea, killing three sailors.
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Boyle to take command of naval forces in Korea
Rear Adm. Michael E. Boyle was named this week as the next Navy leader on the contentious peninsula.
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Sailor staged racist vandalism, Navy says
An African American sailor maintained Friday that he did not write racial slurs on his own rack.
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Sailor discharged for NAS Oceana fuel spill
The May incident sent 94,000 gallons of jet fuel spilling out from the Virginia base and into nearby streams.
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After a long wait, Navy unveils a new slogan
The Navy has lifted the curtain on its long-awaited new slogan: “Forged by the Sea”
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Navy disciplines aviators who drew penis in the sky
The two Navy lieutenants set the internet ablaze last month after they drew a phallus in the sky, outraging some Washington State locals.
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Navy cites another failure of the basics in Lake Champlain collision
A report on the cruiser’s May collision with a Korean fishing vessel blamed the Navy for the same kind of shortcomings that led to fatal collisions this summer.
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CNO: North Korea ‘an unprecedented and urgent threat’
Adm. John Richardson stressed economic and diplomatic means to rein in North Korea’s nuclear ambitions, but said the military option must remain at the ready.
-
New Navy secretary report criticizes service culture and top brass decisions
Too much bureaucracy, too few ships and a culture that can’t say no to a mission were cited as key shortcomings.
-
Navy to resume role in SOUTHCOM anti-drug mission
The Navy hasn’t provided ships for anti-drug effort since 2015.
-
Special dive team to search for sailors killed in November plane crash
Salvage experts will look for the aircraft that crashed en route to the carrier Ronald Reagan on Nov. 22 in the Philippine Sea, killing three sailors.
-
Boyle to take command of naval forces in Korea
Rear Adm. Michael E. Boyle was named this week as the next Navy leader on the contentious peninsula.
-
Sailor staged racist vandalism, Navy says
An African American sailor maintained Friday that he did not write racial slurs on his own rack.
-
Sailor discharged for NAS Oceana fuel spill
The May incident sent 94,000 gallons of jet fuel spilling out from the Virginia base and into nearby streams.
-
After a long wait, Navy unveils a new slogan
The Navy has lifted the curtain on its long-awaited new slogan: “Forged by the Sea”
-
Navy disciplines aviators who drew penis in the sky
The two Navy lieutenants set the internet ablaze last month after they drew a phallus in the sky, outraging some Washington State locals.
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Navy cites another failure of the basics in Lake Champlain collision
A report on the cruiser’s May collision with a Korean fishing vessel blamed the Navy for the same kind of shortcomings that led to fatal collisions this summer.
