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China’s navy has more ships than the US. Does that matter?
“Who wins when part of one force goes up against all of a hostile force? That’s the question we may see put to the test. The answer is far from obvious.”
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Naval Audit Service cuts still pushed by Navy Department, despite lawmaker opposition
Navy leaders say oversight remains important, but some on Capitol Hill want to know more about the rationale for such cuts.
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One of two sailors shot Tuesday released from hospital
The sailor who shot them, Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Fantahun G. Woldesenbet, was killed by police at Maryland’s Fort Detrick.
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Navy fires Hopper CO
The relief was based on the commander’s overall performance, a Navy official said.
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Navy corpsman who opened fire Tuesday morning in Maryland shot two other sailors: officials
The shooting happened in Frederick, Maryland.
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Former Navy chief acquitted on rape and other charges
A military jury found Calvin Halfacre not guilty earlier this week.
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Bird strike takes out Navy Super Hornet
The jet, assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 106 out of NAS Oceana in Virginia, was part of a detachment training on the Westy Coast.
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Junior officer not guilty of child pornography-related charges
Lt. j.g. Maximiliano A. Herrera was acquitted on all charges earlier this month.
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How changes made during the pandemic will stay with the Navy after COVID subsides
The chaos of the past year forced the Navy to alter how it does business.
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Lawmakers call on Biden to make COVID vaccines mandatory for the military
It remains unclear whether the White House or Pentagon is considering such a move.
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China’s navy has more ships than the US. Does that matter?
“Who wins when part of one force goes up against all of a hostile force? That’s the question we may see put to the test. The answer is far from obvious.”
-
Naval Audit Service cuts still pushed by Navy Department, despite lawmaker opposition
Navy leaders say oversight remains important, but some on Capitol Hill want to know more about the rationale for such cuts.
-
One of two sailors shot Tuesday released from hospital
The sailor who shot them, Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Fantahun G. Woldesenbet, was killed by police at Maryland’s Fort Detrick.
-
Navy fires Hopper CO
The relief was based on the commander’s overall performance, a Navy official said.
-
Navy corpsman who opened fire Tuesday morning in Maryland shot two other sailors: officials
The shooting happened in Frederick, Maryland.
-
Former Navy chief acquitted on rape and other charges
A military jury found Calvin Halfacre not guilty earlier this week.
-
Bird strike takes out Navy Super Hornet
The jet, assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 106 out of NAS Oceana in Virginia, was part of a detachment training on the Westy Coast.
-
Junior officer not guilty of child pornography-related charges
Lt. j.g. Maximiliano A. Herrera was acquitted on all charges earlier this month.
-
How changes made during the pandemic will stay with the Navy after COVID subsides
The chaos of the past year forced the Navy to alter how it does business.
-
Lawmakers call on Biden to make COVID vaccines mandatory for the military
It remains unclear whether the White House or Pentagon is considering such a move.
-
China’s navy has more ships than the US. Does that matter?
“Who wins when part of one force goes up against all of a hostile force? That’s the question we may see put to the test. The answer is far from obvious.”
-
Naval Audit Service cuts still pushed by Navy Department, despite lawmaker opposition
Navy leaders say oversight remains important, but some on Capitol Hill want to know more about the rationale for such cuts.
-
One of two sailors shot Tuesday released from hospital
The sailor who shot them, Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Fantahun G. Woldesenbet, was killed by police at Maryland’s Fort Detrick.
-
Navy fires Hopper CO
The relief was based on the commander’s overall performance, a Navy official said.
-
Navy corpsman who opened fire Tuesday morning in Maryland shot two other sailors: officials
The shooting happened in Frederick, Maryland.
-
Former Navy chief acquitted on rape and other charges
A military jury found Calvin Halfacre not guilty earlier this week.
-
Bird strike takes out Navy Super Hornet
The jet, assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 106 out of NAS Oceana in Virginia, was part of a detachment training on the Westy Coast.
-
Junior officer not guilty of child pornography-related charges
Lt. j.g. Maximiliano A. Herrera was acquitted on all charges earlier this month.
-
How changes made during the pandemic will stay with the Navy after COVID subsides
The chaos of the past year forced the Navy to alter how it does business.
-
Lawmakers call on Biden to make COVID vaccines mandatory for the military
It remains unclear whether the White House or Pentagon is considering such a move.
