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Shiloh sailors voiced concerns about safety and readiness
Crew surveys obtained by Navy Times show recurring worries about the Shiloh’s CO pushing the cruiser on missions as vital maintenance remained unfinished.
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‘I now hate my ship’: Surveys reveal disastrous morale on cruiser Shiloh
Morale aboard the cruiser Shiloh plummeted during the command of Navy Capt. Adam Aycock, making the ship the butt of jokes on the waterfront in Yokosuka, Japan.
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‘USS Bread and Water’: Old and rare punishment loomed over a demoralized crew
Sailors aboard the cruiser Shiloh often worried about the commanding officer’s use of an antiquated punishment: Three days in the brig with nothing to eat but bread and water.
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Pacific Fleet admiral says he’ll retire
Adm. Scott Swift said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson told him he won’t be the next head of Pacific Command, prompting the four-star’s retirement.
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Navy issues new sleep and watch schedule rules for the surface fleet
The plan for new sleep guidelines was included in an array of other reforms announced by Naval Surface Force commander Vice Adm. Thomas Rowden.
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New Navy command will oversee Japan-based ships’ training and certification
The top Navy officer announces the new oversight after two fatal at-sea collisions this summer and mounting questions about the readiness of 7th fleet ships and crews.
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McCain: 20 sailors reprimanded in wake of 7th Fleet at-sea incidents
Lawmakers grilled Navy leaders during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing Tuesday on Navy readiness issues.
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No rest for the weary: Lack of sleep threatens safety and readiness
Work days on a deployed ship often involve lengthy periods of exertion with long watch shifts stacked throughout.
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New 7th Fleet boss fires rear admiral and captain, citing loss of confidence
They are the latest high-level firings in the troubled 7th Fleet in recent weeks following the deaths of 17 sailors on the destroyers John S. McCain and Fitzgerald this summer.
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Eight Navy ships, other assets mobilized after hurricanes Harvey and Irma
Marines and sailors were sent to help those stricken by the historic storms in recent weeks.
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Shiloh sailors voiced concerns about safety and readiness
Crew surveys obtained by Navy Times show recurring worries about the Shiloh’s CO pushing the cruiser on missions as vital maintenance remained unfinished.
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‘I now hate my ship’: Surveys reveal disastrous morale on cruiser Shiloh
Morale aboard the cruiser Shiloh plummeted during the command of Navy Capt. Adam Aycock, making the ship the butt of jokes on the waterfront in Yokosuka, Japan.
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‘USS Bread and Water’: Old and rare punishment loomed over a demoralized crew
Sailors aboard the cruiser Shiloh often worried about the commanding officer’s use of an antiquated punishment: Three days in the brig with nothing to eat but bread and water.
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Pacific Fleet admiral says he’ll retire
Adm. Scott Swift said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson told him he won’t be the next head of Pacific Command, prompting the four-star’s retirement.
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Navy issues new sleep and watch schedule rules for the surface fleet
The plan for new sleep guidelines was included in an array of other reforms announced by Naval Surface Force commander Vice Adm. Thomas Rowden.
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New Navy command will oversee Japan-based ships’ training and certification
The top Navy officer announces the new oversight after two fatal at-sea collisions this summer and mounting questions about the readiness of 7th fleet ships and crews.
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McCain: 20 sailors reprimanded in wake of 7th Fleet at-sea incidents
Lawmakers grilled Navy leaders during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing Tuesday on Navy readiness issues.
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No rest for the weary: Lack of sleep threatens safety and readiness
Work days on a deployed ship often involve lengthy periods of exertion with long watch shifts stacked throughout.
-
New 7th Fleet boss fires rear admiral and captain, citing loss of confidence
They are the latest high-level firings in the troubled 7th Fleet in recent weeks following the deaths of 17 sailors on the destroyers John S. McCain and Fitzgerald this summer.
-
Eight Navy ships, other assets mobilized after hurricanes Harvey and Irma
Marines and sailors were sent to help those stricken by the historic storms in recent weeks.
-
Shiloh sailors voiced concerns about safety and readiness
Crew surveys obtained by Navy Times show recurring worries about the Shiloh’s CO pushing the cruiser on missions as vital maintenance remained unfinished.
-
‘I now hate my ship’: Surveys reveal disastrous morale on cruiser Shiloh
Morale aboard the cruiser Shiloh plummeted during the command of Navy Capt. Adam Aycock, making the ship the butt of jokes on the waterfront in Yokosuka, Japan.
-
‘USS Bread and Water’: Old and rare punishment loomed over a demoralized crew
Sailors aboard the cruiser Shiloh often worried about the commanding officer’s use of an antiquated punishment: Three days in the brig with nothing to eat but bread and water.
-
Pacific Fleet admiral says he’ll retire
Adm. Scott Swift said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson told him he won’t be the next head of Pacific Command, prompting the four-star’s retirement.
-
Navy issues new sleep and watch schedule rules for the surface fleet
The plan for new sleep guidelines was included in an array of other reforms announced by Naval Surface Force commander Vice Adm. Thomas Rowden.
-
New Navy command will oversee Japan-based ships’ training and certification
The top Navy officer announces the new oversight after two fatal at-sea collisions this summer and mounting questions about the readiness of 7th fleet ships and crews.
-
McCain: 20 sailors reprimanded in wake of 7th Fleet at-sea incidents
Lawmakers grilled Navy leaders during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing Tuesday on Navy readiness issues.
-
No rest for the weary: Lack of sleep threatens safety and readiness
Work days on a deployed ship often involve lengthy periods of exertion with long watch shifts stacked throughout.
-
New 7th Fleet boss fires rear admiral and captain, citing loss of confidence
They are the latest high-level firings in the troubled 7th Fleet in recent weeks following the deaths of 17 sailors on the destroyers John S. McCain and Fitzgerald this summer.
-
Eight Navy ships, other assets mobilized after hurricanes Harvey and Irma
Marines and sailors were sent to help those stricken by the historic storms in recent weeks.
