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Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
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Aircraft carrier Lincoln, three more ships underway for Irma relief
Seven Navy vessels will be in the region assisting with hurricane recovery once the carrier and ships arrive.
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New evidence of dismal readiness among Navy’s Japan-based ships
In the Navy’s 7th Fleet, up to 40 percent of ship crew warfare qualifications are expired.
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Navy secretary: Service to reach out to private sector as part of strategic review
Spencer’s comments spoke to the current and future state of the Navy at a time of change and uncertainty.
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Top Navy officer: No indication cyber attack played role in McCain and Fitz disasters
The announcement came during a Facebook Live question-and-answer session with Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson and Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano.
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New 7th Fleet head arrives in Japan
The new leader of the Navy’s troubled 7th Fleet arrived in Yokosuka, Japan, after assuming command Wednesday.
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Report: Navy’s resupply and surge sealift ships facing readiness decline
Navy ships that provide at-sea resupply of fuel, ammo and other surface combatant essentials have seen a surge of readiness issues in the past five years.
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7th Fleet’s sloppy seamanship manifested in Antietam’s January grounding
Human error on the part of the cruiser Antietam’s commanding officer caused the ship to run aground on Jan. 31 in Tokyo Bay, according to a Navy investigation into the incident.
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Navy recovers remaining missing McCain sailors
The Navy’s 7th Fleet identified the 10 sailors who went missing Monday after the destroyer John S. McCain collided with an oil tanker near Singapore.
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At-sea disasters came during ‘the most basic of operations,’ Pacific Fleet CO says
Recent at-sea disasters that led to sailor deaths occurred while conducting basic duties like anchoring, navigation, surface ship contact management and carrier qualifications, Pacific Fleet commander Adm. Scott Swift said Tuesday, according to an internal message obtained by the Navy Times.
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Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
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Aircraft carrier Lincoln, three more ships underway for Irma relief
Seven Navy vessels will be in the region assisting with hurricane recovery once the carrier and ships arrive.
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New evidence of dismal readiness among Navy’s Japan-based ships
In the Navy’s 7th Fleet, up to 40 percent of ship crew warfare qualifications are expired.
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Navy secretary: Service to reach out to private sector as part of strategic review
Spencer’s comments spoke to the current and future state of the Navy at a time of change and uncertainty.
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Top Navy officer: No indication cyber attack played role in McCain and Fitz disasters
The announcement came during a Facebook Live question-and-answer session with Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson and Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano.
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New 7th Fleet head arrives in Japan
The new leader of the Navy’s troubled 7th Fleet arrived in Yokosuka, Japan, after assuming command Wednesday.
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Report: Navy’s resupply and surge sealift ships facing readiness decline
Navy ships that provide at-sea resupply of fuel, ammo and other surface combatant essentials have seen a surge of readiness issues in the past five years.
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7th Fleet’s sloppy seamanship manifested in Antietam’s January grounding
Human error on the part of the cruiser Antietam’s commanding officer caused the ship to run aground on Jan. 31 in Tokyo Bay, according to a Navy investigation into the incident.
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Navy recovers remaining missing McCain sailors
The Navy’s 7th Fleet identified the 10 sailors who went missing Monday after the destroyer John S. McCain collided with an oil tanker near Singapore.
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At-sea disasters came during ‘the most basic of operations,’ Pacific Fleet CO says
Recent at-sea disasters that led to sailor deaths occurred while conducting basic duties like anchoring, navigation, surface ship contact management and carrier qualifications, Pacific Fleet commander Adm. Scott Swift said Tuesday, according to an internal message obtained by the Navy Times.
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Navy’s nuclear fleet shipyards in bad shape, report finds
The four shipyards are critical to maintaining the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet — 10 carriers and 70 boats — but “their overall condition remains poor,” according to the report.
-
Aircraft carrier Lincoln, three more ships underway for Irma relief
Seven Navy vessels will be in the region assisting with hurricane recovery once the carrier and ships arrive.
-
New evidence of dismal readiness among Navy’s Japan-based ships
In the Navy’s 7th Fleet, up to 40 percent of ship crew warfare qualifications are expired.
-
Navy secretary: Service to reach out to private sector as part of strategic review
Spencer’s comments spoke to the current and future state of the Navy at a time of change and uncertainty.
-
Top Navy officer: No indication cyber attack played role in McCain and Fitz disasters
The announcement came during a Facebook Live question-and-answer session with Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson and Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano.
-
New 7th Fleet head arrives in Japan
The new leader of the Navy’s troubled 7th Fleet arrived in Yokosuka, Japan, after assuming command Wednesday.
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Report: Navy’s resupply and surge sealift ships facing readiness decline
Navy ships that provide at-sea resupply of fuel, ammo and other surface combatant essentials have seen a surge of readiness issues in the past five years.
-
7th Fleet’s sloppy seamanship manifested in Antietam’s January grounding
Human error on the part of the cruiser Antietam’s commanding officer caused the ship to run aground on Jan. 31 in Tokyo Bay, according to a Navy investigation into the incident.
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Navy recovers remaining missing McCain sailors
The Navy’s 7th Fleet identified the 10 sailors who went missing Monday after the destroyer John S. McCain collided with an oil tanker near Singapore.
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At-sea disasters came during ‘the most basic of operations,’ Pacific Fleet CO says
Recent at-sea disasters that led to sailor deaths occurred while conducting basic duties like anchoring, navigation, surface ship contact management and carrier qualifications, Pacific Fleet commander Adm. Scott Swift said Tuesday, according to an internal message obtained by the Navy Times.
