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Iranian drone flies too close to U.S. forces for second time in a week
For the second time in a week, an Iranian drone got too close to the aircraft carrier Nimitz and its jets in the Arabian Gulf, Navy officials said Monday.
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Inside the Hue City chiefs mess meltdown
A drunken Lithuanian port call in February led to a disciplinary decimation of the cruiser Hue City’s chiefs’ mess this spring. For the first time, the Navy Times goes inside the senior enlisted ranks to show how seven chiefs got busted.
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Hornet squadron suspended flights last month after latest cockpit problems
A F/A-18C squadron attached to the carrier George H.W. Bush suspended flights for a week last month after two jet cabin pressure fluctuations.
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Targeting Guam: Will Kim Jong Un do it?
North Korea’s is threatening to attack Guam. But experts say the regime’s missiles lack the precision and its leaders lack the political will needed for a successful strike.
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Navy identifies missing Stethem sailor
The Japan-based Stethem was underway in the South China Sea when the sailor was reporting missing at about 9 a.m. local time Tuesday.
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Fired submarine commander to face charges
A one-time blue crew commander on the submarine Pennsylvania who was fired in June is facing disciplinary actions after a Navy investigation resulted in charges of adultery and conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Navy planning to bring back at-sea missile reload capability
The Navy is planning to bring back its at-sea missile reloading capability — a move analysts say reflects the growing conventional threats facing the sea service.
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Navy admiral: Business as usual for now with transgender sailors
The Navy won’t change its transgender policy until the White House provides further guidance, according to an email obtained by the Navy Times from Deputy Chief of Naval Operations Vice Adm. Robert Burke
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Alaska blue crew XO fired
Lt. Cmdr. Bryan P. Watson has been fired as the blue crew executive officer of the ballistic missile submarine Alaska, Navy officials said Tuesday.
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What should the Navy’s future carrier fleet look like?
Does the sea service need more Goliaths like the Ford, or would smaller, cheaper “light carriers” be better able respond to the geopolitical realities of today?
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Iranian drone flies too close to U.S. forces for second time in a week
For the second time in a week, an Iranian drone got too close to the aircraft carrier Nimitz and its jets in the Arabian Gulf, Navy officials said Monday.
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Inside the Hue City chiefs mess meltdown
A drunken Lithuanian port call in February led to a disciplinary decimation of the cruiser Hue City’s chiefs’ mess this spring. For the first time, the Navy Times goes inside the senior enlisted ranks to show how seven chiefs got busted.
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Hornet squadron suspended flights last month after latest cockpit problems
A F/A-18C squadron attached to the carrier George H.W. Bush suspended flights for a week last month after two jet cabin pressure fluctuations.
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Targeting Guam: Will Kim Jong Un do it?
North Korea’s is threatening to attack Guam. But experts say the regime’s missiles lack the precision and its leaders lack the political will needed for a successful strike.
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Navy identifies missing Stethem sailor
The Japan-based Stethem was underway in the South China Sea when the sailor was reporting missing at about 9 a.m. local time Tuesday.
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Fired submarine commander to face charges
A one-time blue crew commander on the submarine Pennsylvania who was fired in June is facing disciplinary actions after a Navy investigation resulted in charges of adultery and conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Navy planning to bring back at-sea missile reload capability
The Navy is planning to bring back its at-sea missile reloading capability — a move analysts say reflects the growing conventional threats facing the sea service.
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Navy admiral: Business as usual for now with transgender sailors
The Navy won’t change its transgender policy until the White House provides further guidance, according to an email obtained by the Navy Times from Deputy Chief of Naval Operations Vice Adm. Robert Burke
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Alaska blue crew XO fired
Lt. Cmdr. Bryan P. Watson has been fired as the blue crew executive officer of the ballistic missile submarine Alaska, Navy officials said Tuesday.
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What should the Navy’s future carrier fleet look like?
Does the sea service need more Goliaths like the Ford, or would smaller, cheaper “light carriers” be better able respond to the geopolitical realities of today?
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Iranian drone flies too close to U.S. forces for second time in a week
For the second time in a week, an Iranian drone got too close to the aircraft carrier Nimitz and its jets in the Arabian Gulf, Navy officials said Monday.
-
Inside the Hue City chiefs mess meltdown
A drunken Lithuanian port call in February led to a disciplinary decimation of the cruiser Hue City’s chiefs’ mess this spring. For the first time, the Navy Times goes inside the senior enlisted ranks to show how seven chiefs got busted.
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Hornet squadron suspended flights last month after latest cockpit problems
A F/A-18C squadron attached to the carrier George H.W. Bush suspended flights for a week last month after two jet cabin pressure fluctuations.
-
Targeting Guam: Will Kim Jong Un do it?
North Korea’s is threatening to attack Guam. But experts say the regime’s missiles lack the precision and its leaders lack the political will needed for a successful strike.
-
Navy identifies missing Stethem sailor
The Japan-based Stethem was underway in the South China Sea when the sailor was reporting missing at about 9 a.m. local time Tuesday.
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Fired submarine commander to face charges
A one-time blue crew commander on the submarine Pennsylvania who was fired in June is facing disciplinary actions after a Navy investigation resulted in charges of adultery and conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Navy planning to bring back at-sea missile reload capability
The Navy is planning to bring back its at-sea missile reloading capability — a move analysts say reflects the growing conventional threats facing the sea service.
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Navy admiral: Business as usual for now with transgender sailors
The Navy won’t change its transgender policy until the White House provides further guidance, according to an email obtained by the Navy Times from Deputy Chief of Naval Operations Vice Adm. Robert Burke
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Alaska blue crew XO fired
Lt. Cmdr. Bryan P. Watson has been fired as the blue crew executive officer of the ballistic missile submarine Alaska, Navy officials said Tuesday.
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What should the Navy’s future carrier fleet look like?
Does the sea service need more Goliaths like the Ford, or would smaller, cheaper “light carriers” be better able respond to the geopolitical realities of today?
