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Here’s what led to the Navy national chief recruiter’s firing last year
Navy Counselor Master Chief Franklin Tiongco was relieved in May 2020.
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Naval Air Station Sigonella takes in hundreds of Afghan evacuees
The Italian base is being used as a transit point for the evacuees, according to the Navy.
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U.S. Naval Academy expels 18 midshipmen for cheating on exam
An investigation has determined that 105 second-year midshipmen likely cheated on a physics exam in December, which was administered remotely due to COVID.
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What discipline could you face for refusing the COVID vaccine when it becomes mandatory?
The Navy’s top medical officer shared his thoughts on sailors and Marines’ who might refuse the mandate.
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USS Ronald Reagan’s Super Hornets providing air support over Kabul
Pentagon officials said Thursday that U.S. jets had been providing overwatch throughout the withdrawal from Afghanistan, and called recent reports of low passes over Kabul “erroneous.”
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New SECNAV lays out his priorities for the Navy and Marine Corps
In a message to sailors and Marines, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro laid out the “four C’s” that the former Navy officer sees as vital challenges for the department: China, culture, climate and COVID.
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Some sailors’ pay and benefits messed up by ‘unanticipated errors’ this summer
The issues arose last month as Big Navy transitions over to a new personnel system.
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Proposed Naval Audit Service budget cuts are not justified by internal records, lawmakers say
Former acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker had insisted the draconian cuts were necessary to free up funds for shipbuilding.
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Audit: Some Navy sub cybersecurity inspections were neglected in recent years
Submarines of Naval Submarine Force Pacific and their tenders did not receive the required internal and external cybersecurity inspections in recent years, raising the specter of cyber vulnerability among some of the sea service’s most potent platforms.
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SWO community would see unprecedented changes if this bill becomes law
Under the SWOLE Act, surface warfare officers would be assigned to specialized career paths.
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Here’s what led to the Navy national chief recruiter’s firing last year
Navy Counselor Master Chief Franklin Tiongco was relieved in May 2020.
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Naval Air Station Sigonella takes in hundreds of Afghan evacuees
The Italian base is being used as a transit point for the evacuees, according to the Navy.
-
U.S. Naval Academy expels 18 midshipmen for cheating on exam
An investigation has determined that 105 second-year midshipmen likely cheated on a physics exam in December, which was administered remotely due to COVID.
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What discipline could you face for refusing the COVID vaccine when it becomes mandatory?
The Navy’s top medical officer shared his thoughts on sailors and Marines’ who might refuse the mandate.
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USS Ronald Reagan’s Super Hornets providing air support over Kabul
Pentagon officials said Thursday that U.S. jets had been providing overwatch throughout the withdrawal from Afghanistan, and called recent reports of low passes over Kabul “erroneous.”
-
New SECNAV lays out his priorities for the Navy and Marine Corps
In a message to sailors and Marines, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro laid out the “four C’s” that the former Navy officer sees as vital challenges for the department: China, culture, climate and COVID.
-
Some sailors’ pay and benefits messed up by ‘unanticipated errors’ this summer
The issues arose last month as Big Navy transitions over to a new personnel system.
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Proposed Naval Audit Service budget cuts are not justified by internal records, lawmakers say
Former acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker had insisted the draconian cuts were necessary to free up funds for shipbuilding.
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Audit: Some Navy sub cybersecurity inspections were neglected in recent years
Submarines of Naval Submarine Force Pacific and their tenders did not receive the required internal and external cybersecurity inspections in recent years, raising the specter of cyber vulnerability among some of the sea service’s most potent platforms.
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SWO community would see unprecedented changes if this bill becomes law
Under the SWOLE Act, surface warfare officers would be assigned to specialized career paths.
-
Here’s what led to the Navy national chief recruiter’s firing last year
Navy Counselor Master Chief Franklin Tiongco was relieved in May 2020.
-
Naval Air Station Sigonella takes in hundreds of Afghan evacuees
The Italian base is being used as a transit point for the evacuees, according to the Navy.
-
U.S. Naval Academy expels 18 midshipmen for cheating on exam
An investigation has determined that 105 second-year midshipmen likely cheated on a physics exam in December, which was administered remotely due to COVID.
-
What discipline could you face for refusing the COVID vaccine when it becomes mandatory?
The Navy’s top medical officer shared his thoughts on sailors and Marines’ who might refuse the mandate.
-
USS Ronald Reagan’s Super Hornets providing air support over Kabul
Pentagon officials said Thursday that U.S. jets had been providing overwatch throughout the withdrawal from Afghanistan, and called recent reports of low passes over Kabul “erroneous.”
-
New SECNAV lays out his priorities for the Navy and Marine Corps
In a message to sailors and Marines, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro laid out the “four C’s” that the former Navy officer sees as vital challenges for the department: China, culture, climate and COVID.
-
Some sailors’ pay and benefits messed up by ‘unanticipated errors’ this summer
The issues arose last month as Big Navy transitions over to a new personnel system.
-
Proposed Naval Audit Service budget cuts are not justified by internal records, lawmakers say
Former acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker had insisted the draconian cuts were necessary to free up funds for shipbuilding.
-
Audit: Some Navy sub cybersecurity inspections were neglected in recent years
Submarines of Naval Submarine Force Pacific and their tenders did not receive the required internal and external cybersecurity inspections in recent years, raising the specter of cyber vulnerability among some of the sea service’s most potent platforms.
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SWO community would see unprecedented changes if this bill becomes law
Under the SWOLE Act, surface warfare officers would be assigned to specialized career paths.
