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USS Bonhomme Richard fire emails raise questions about criminal charges
While no one has been charged in connection with the Bonhomme Richard fire, emails indicate a Navy prosecutor’s involvement.
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Why can’t the Navy keep its surface warfare officers?
The Navy commissions nearly twice as many SWOs each year as it needs to fill positions on ships, leaving these newbies to compete for ship driving time and other hands-on experience needed to become a good surface warfare officer.
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Navy has yet to explain cause of Bonhomme Richard fire, nearly a year later
A command investigation is expected to be completed later this summer, officials said.
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Maritime service chiefs push back on criticism that the military is becoming ‘too woke’
The comments came as Americans remain divided on whether the services are focusing on racial issues too much.
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Navy won’t investigate Eddie Gallagher’s podcast comments about Islamic State detainee’s death
The former SEAL aroused renewed scrutiny following comments he made on a podcast episode released last month.
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Naval Academy midshipman dies while on leave
The death comes as the academy prepares to welcome 1,200 members with the Class of 2025.
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‘Passion bordering on anger’: The inside story behind the CO’s firing on the destroyer Forrest Sherman
Cmdr. Frank Azzarello was regarded as an officer destined for major command. Then the complaints started flooding in.
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Betrayal and death: Former allies fear the fate of Afghans facing US abandonment
Like the Afghans today, anti-communist Hmong allies of America faced a similarly uncertain fate following the end of the Vietnam War.
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CNP: COVID vaccines likely to become mandatory soon
The Chief of Naval Personnel also reassured sailors that getting or declining the COVID vaccine won’t affect future VA benefits.
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USS Bonhomme Richard fire emails raise questions about criminal charges
While no one has been charged in connection with the Bonhomme Richard fire, emails indicate a Navy prosecutor’s involvement.
-
Why can’t the Navy keep its surface warfare officers?
The Navy commissions nearly twice as many SWOs each year as it needs to fill positions on ships, leaving these newbies to compete for ship driving time and other hands-on experience needed to become a good surface warfare officer.
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Navy has yet to explain cause of Bonhomme Richard fire, nearly a year later
A command investigation is expected to be completed later this summer, officials said.
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Maritime service chiefs push back on criticism that the military is becoming ‘too woke’
The comments came as Americans remain divided on whether the services are focusing on racial issues too much.
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Navy won’t investigate Eddie Gallagher’s podcast comments about Islamic State detainee’s death
The former SEAL aroused renewed scrutiny following comments he made on a podcast episode released last month.
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Naval Academy identifies midshipman who died on leave
“Someone who always had your back.”
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Naval Academy midshipman dies while on leave
The death comes as the academy prepares to welcome 1,200 members with the Class of 2025.
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‘Passion bordering on anger’: The inside story behind the CO’s firing on the destroyer Forrest Sherman
Cmdr. Frank Azzarello was regarded as an officer destined for major command. Then the complaints started flooding in.
-
Betrayal and death: Former allies fear the fate of Afghans facing US abandonment
Like the Afghans today, anti-communist Hmong allies of America faced a similarly uncertain fate following the end of the Vietnam War.
-
CNP: COVID vaccines likely to become mandatory soon
The Chief of Naval Personnel also reassured sailors that getting or declining the COVID vaccine won’t affect future VA benefits.
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USS Bonhomme Richard fire emails raise questions about criminal charges
While no one has been charged in connection with the Bonhomme Richard fire, emails indicate a Navy prosecutor’s involvement.
-
Why can’t the Navy keep its surface warfare officers?
The Navy commissions nearly twice as many SWOs each year as it needs to fill positions on ships, leaving these newbies to compete for ship driving time and other hands-on experience needed to become a good surface warfare officer.
-
Navy has yet to explain cause of Bonhomme Richard fire, nearly a year later
A command investigation is expected to be completed later this summer, officials said.
-
Maritime service chiefs push back on criticism that the military is becoming ‘too woke’
The comments came as Americans remain divided on whether the services are focusing on racial issues too much.
-
Navy won’t investigate Eddie Gallagher’s podcast comments about Islamic State detainee’s death
The former SEAL aroused renewed scrutiny following comments he made on a podcast episode released last month.
-
Naval Academy identifies midshipman who died on leave
“Someone who always had your back.”
-
Naval Academy midshipman dies while on leave
The death comes as the academy prepares to welcome 1,200 members with the Class of 2025.
-
‘Passion bordering on anger’: The inside story behind the CO’s firing on the destroyer Forrest Sherman
Cmdr. Frank Azzarello was regarded as an officer destined for major command. Then the complaints started flooding in.
-
Betrayal and death: Former allies fear the fate of Afghans facing US abandonment
Like the Afghans today, anti-communist Hmong allies of America faced a similarly uncertain fate following the end of the Vietnam War.
-
CNP: COVID vaccines likely to become mandatory soon
The Chief of Naval Personnel also reassured sailors that getting or declining the COVID vaccine won’t affect future VA benefits.
