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What is the military doing about UFOs? The Pentagon’s internal watchdog wants to know
The IG evaluation comes as the deadline nears for a report to Congress about such phenomena.
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Cannibalized parts, systems that sailors can’t fix: LCS maintenance woes could get worse, watchdog warns
A Government Accountability Office report raises questions about the Navy’s LCS maintenance strategy.
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Despite littoral combat ship’s myriad issues, the CNO is ‘bullish’ on their future
Issues with the combining gear of the Freedom-class LCS variants have forced the Navy to halt further acceptance of new ships. The CNO called that a “big problem.”
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The Navy’s saddest fast-attack sub will finally get the tender loving maintenance it needs
The Boise last returned from a patrol in October 2015, and it’s been waiting on maintenance ever since.
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Navy fires submarine CO after probe reveals ‘leadership and command climate problems’
Cmdr. Joseph G. Lautenslager was relieved Tuesday after higher ups lost confidence in his ability to command.
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Former Coast Guard Academy command master chief faces allegations of ‘inappropriate conduct’
The academy’s senior enlisted leader, Brett VerHulst, abruptly resigned Tuesday.
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Unmanned helicopter crashes into LCS after taking off from the ship
The Fire Scout drone mishap happened Tuesday morning in the eastern Pacific.
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US Coast Guard Academy command master chief resigns
The reasons for former Command Master Chief Brett VerHulst’s resignation remain unclear.
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Navy shipbuilding plan would require ‘unprecedented’ funding levels, watchdog agency says
The shipbuilding plan released in December would give the fleet more than 400 ships by 2051, at a cost of $1 trillion, and would require annual funding “unprecedented since World War II,” the CBO said.
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Navy’s first-ever unmanned fleet exercise launches off West Coast
This week’s exercise comes as the sea service continues to face questions about whether it can shepherd unmanned capabilities to fruition.
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What is the military doing about UFOs? The Pentagon’s internal watchdog wants to know
The IG evaluation comes as the deadline nears for a report to Congress about such phenomena.
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Cannibalized parts, systems that sailors can’t fix: LCS maintenance woes could get worse, watchdog warns
A Government Accountability Office report raises questions about the Navy’s LCS maintenance strategy.
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Despite littoral combat ship’s myriad issues, the CNO is ‘bullish’ on their future
Issues with the combining gear of the Freedom-class LCS variants have forced the Navy to halt further acceptance of new ships. The CNO called that a “big problem.”
-
The Navy’s saddest fast-attack sub will finally get the tender loving maintenance it needs
The Boise last returned from a patrol in October 2015, and it’s been waiting on maintenance ever since.
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Navy fires submarine CO after probe reveals ‘leadership and command climate problems’
Cmdr. Joseph G. Lautenslager was relieved Tuesday after higher ups lost confidence in his ability to command.
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Former Coast Guard Academy command master chief faces allegations of ‘inappropriate conduct’
The academy’s senior enlisted leader, Brett VerHulst, abruptly resigned Tuesday.
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Unmanned helicopter crashes into LCS after taking off from the ship
The Fire Scout drone mishap happened Tuesday morning in the eastern Pacific.
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US Coast Guard Academy command master chief resigns
The reasons for former Command Master Chief Brett VerHulst’s resignation remain unclear.
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Navy shipbuilding plan would require ‘unprecedented’ funding levels, watchdog agency says
The shipbuilding plan released in December would give the fleet more than 400 ships by 2051, at a cost of $1 trillion, and would require annual funding “unprecedented since World War II,” the CBO said.
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Navy’s first-ever unmanned fleet exercise launches off West Coast
This week’s exercise comes as the sea service continues to face questions about whether it can shepherd unmanned capabilities to fruition.
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What is the military doing about UFOs? The Pentagon’s internal watchdog wants to know
The IG evaluation comes as the deadline nears for a report to Congress about such phenomena.
-
Cannibalized parts, systems that sailors can’t fix: LCS maintenance woes could get worse, watchdog warns
A Government Accountability Office report raises questions about the Navy’s LCS maintenance strategy.
-
Despite littoral combat ship’s myriad issues, the CNO is ‘bullish’ on their future
Issues with the combining gear of the Freedom-class LCS variants have forced the Navy to halt further acceptance of new ships. The CNO called that a “big problem.”
-
The Navy’s saddest fast-attack sub will finally get the tender loving maintenance it needs
The Boise last returned from a patrol in October 2015, and it’s been waiting on maintenance ever since.
-
Navy fires submarine CO after probe reveals ‘leadership and command climate problems’
Cmdr. Joseph G. Lautenslager was relieved Tuesday after higher ups lost confidence in his ability to command.
-
Former Coast Guard Academy command master chief faces allegations of ‘inappropriate conduct’
The academy’s senior enlisted leader, Brett VerHulst, abruptly resigned Tuesday.
-
Unmanned helicopter crashes into LCS after taking off from the ship
The Fire Scout drone mishap happened Tuesday morning in the eastern Pacific.
-
US Coast Guard Academy command master chief resigns
The reasons for former Command Master Chief Brett VerHulst’s resignation remain unclear.
-
Navy shipbuilding plan would require ‘unprecedented’ funding levels, watchdog agency says
The shipbuilding plan released in December would give the fleet more than 400 ships by 2051, at a cost of $1 trillion, and would require annual funding “unprecedented since World War II,” the CBO said.
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Navy’s first-ever unmanned fleet exercise launches off West Coast
This week’s exercise comes as the sea service continues to face questions about whether it can shepherd unmanned capabilities to fruition.
