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House panel votes to halt planned funding cuts to Navy oversight agency
The Navy had sought to cut the Naval Audit Service’s budget by 70 percent in the coming years.
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Two US sailors died of COVID-19 in the past week
They are believed to be the eighth and ninth COVID deaths in the fleet, but the Navy stopped publishing a tally of COVID infections and deaths.
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Coasties prevent ‘Revenant’ sequel, rescue man stalked for days by grizzly bear
Coasties rescued a man who appeared to be engaged in mortal combat with the meanest of the bears.
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U.S. Coast Guard Academy permanently relieves former command master chief
Master Chief Brett VerHulst abruptly resigned from the position in April.
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How did Fat Leonard attend this former CNO’s change of command? He was on the VIP list
Records show “Leonard G. Francis” was on former CNO Adm. Gary Roughead’s “Personal A-list” of guests for his change-of-command ceremony in 2011.
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Here’s what the Navy says it’s doing to prevent another Bonhomme Richard-style shipyard fire
The sea service has yet to release any of its investigation into last summer’s fire, which sent the amphib to the scrapheap.
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U.S. Pacific Fleet admiral’s barge went to the scrapyard following 2019 fire
The vessel had been used to ferry high-level visitors for decades.
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Four sailors treated and released following suspected hot-work fire aboard USS Gettysburg
The guided-missile cruiser was undergoing a maintenance and modernization availability in Norfolk, Virginia, when “a small fire” broke out Wednesday.
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Here are the ships the Navy wants to inactivate in fiscal 2022
The final list will be dictated by the defense bill lawmakers pass in the coming months.
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House panel votes to halt planned funding cuts to Navy oversight agency
The Navy had sought to cut the Naval Audit Service’s budget by 70 percent in the coming years.
-
Two US sailors died of COVID-19 in the past week
They are believed to be the eighth and ninth COVID deaths in the fleet, but the Navy stopped publishing a tally of COVID infections and deaths.
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Coasties prevent ‘Revenant’ sequel, rescue man stalked for days by grizzly bear
Coasties rescued a man who appeared to be engaged in mortal combat with the meanest of the bears.
-
U.S. Coast Guard Academy permanently relieves former command master chief
Master Chief Brett VerHulst abruptly resigned from the position in April.
-
How did Fat Leonard attend this former CNO’s change of command? He was on the VIP list
Records show “Leonard G. Francis” was on former CNO Adm. Gary Roughead’s “Personal A-list” of guests for his change-of-command ceremony in 2011.
-
Here’s what the Navy says it’s doing to prevent another Bonhomme Richard-style shipyard fire
The sea service has yet to release any of its investigation into last summer’s fire, which sent the amphib to the scrapheap.
-
U.S. Pacific Fleet admiral’s barge went to the scrapyard following 2019 fire
The vessel had been used to ferry high-level visitors for decades.
-
‘Apparent bird strike’ hobbles Super Hornet jet
No one was injured in last week’s mishap.
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Four sailors treated and released following suspected hot-work fire aboard USS Gettysburg
The guided-missile cruiser was undergoing a maintenance and modernization availability in Norfolk, Virginia, when “a small fire” broke out Wednesday.
-
Here are the ships the Navy wants to inactivate in fiscal 2022
The final list will be dictated by the defense bill lawmakers pass in the coming months.
-
House panel votes to halt planned funding cuts to Navy oversight agency
The Navy had sought to cut the Naval Audit Service’s budget by 70 percent in the coming years.
-
Two US sailors died of COVID-19 in the past week
They are believed to be the eighth and ninth COVID deaths in the fleet, but the Navy stopped publishing a tally of COVID infections and deaths.
-
Coasties prevent ‘Revenant’ sequel, rescue man stalked for days by grizzly bear
Coasties rescued a man who appeared to be engaged in mortal combat with the meanest of the bears.
-
U.S. Coast Guard Academy permanently relieves former command master chief
Master Chief Brett VerHulst abruptly resigned from the position in April.
-
How did Fat Leonard attend this former CNO’s change of command? He was on the VIP list
Records show “Leonard G. Francis” was on former CNO Adm. Gary Roughead’s “Personal A-list” of guests for his change-of-command ceremony in 2011.
-
Here’s what the Navy says it’s doing to prevent another Bonhomme Richard-style shipyard fire
The sea service has yet to release any of its investigation into last summer’s fire, which sent the amphib to the scrapheap.
-
U.S. Pacific Fleet admiral’s barge went to the scrapyard following 2019 fire
The vessel had been used to ferry high-level visitors for decades.
-
‘Apparent bird strike’ hobbles Super Hornet jet
No one was injured in last week’s mishap.
-
Four sailors treated and released following suspected hot-work fire aboard USS Gettysburg
The guided-missile cruiser was undergoing a maintenance and modernization availability in Norfolk, Virginia, when “a small fire” broke out Wednesday.
-
Here are the ships the Navy wants to inactivate in fiscal 2022
The final list will be dictated by the defense bill lawmakers pass in the coming months.
