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Theodore Roosevelt sailor dies after ‘medical emergency’
The Navy has not yet identified the sailor who died Thursday.
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Official photos may again be removed from officer selection boards
“We want to ensure that biases, conscious or unconscious, do not have any role in this important decision-making process,” the chief of naval personnel said in a statement to Navy Times.
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Former sailor and two former Marines plead guilty to role in massive Tricare scam
Prosecutors say the scheme cost Tricare $65 million in bogus reimbursements.
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Here’s how Big Navy plans to study racism in the ranks
Task Force One Navy was stood up this week and is expected to make recommendations on everything from career advancement to military justice.
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CNO to stand up Navy task force on race and inclusion
The move comes in the wake of similar Pentagon-level initiatives
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Two carrier strike groups operating together in 7th Fleet waters
June saw three carrier strike groups operating at once in the Philippine Sea.
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NCIS: Bahrain prostitutes are trying to get intel off U.S. sailors
An NCIS agent claims that most foreign women on Bahrain are trafficked there, and they are looking to get intel they can sell.
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U.S. Navy conducts FONOP off Venezuelan coast
The move comes amid heightened tensions between the countries.
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John C. Stennis was an ardent segregationist. Is it time to change the carrier’s name?
Back in the 1950s, the Mississippi Democrat was a signer of the so-called “Southern Manifesto,” which opposed civil rights efforts. Three decades later, he was the only Southern Democrat to oppose a national holiday in remembrance of the Rev. Martin Luther King.
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Report: ‘Breakdowns’ in vetting let in Saudi gunman who killed three sailors at NAS Pensacola
Saudi air force 2nd Lt. Mohammed Alshamrani fatally shot three sailors on Dec. 6.
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Theodore Roosevelt sailor dies after ‘medical emergency’
The Navy has not yet identified the sailor who died Thursday.
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Official photos may again be removed from officer selection boards
“We want to ensure that biases, conscious or unconscious, do not have any role in this important decision-making process,” the chief of naval personnel said in a statement to Navy Times.
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Former sailor and two former Marines plead guilty to role in massive Tricare scam
Prosecutors say the scheme cost Tricare $65 million in bogus reimbursements.
-
Here’s how Big Navy plans to study racism in the ranks
Task Force One Navy was stood up this week and is expected to make recommendations on everything from career advancement to military justice.
-
CNO to stand up Navy task force on race and inclusion
The move comes in the wake of similar Pentagon-level initiatives
-
Two carrier strike groups operating together in 7th Fleet waters
June saw three carrier strike groups operating at once in the Philippine Sea.
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NCIS: Bahrain prostitutes are trying to get intel off U.S. sailors
An NCIS agent claims that most foreign women on Bahrain are trafficked there, and they are looking to get intel they can sell.
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U.S. Navy conducts FONOP off Venezuelan coast
The move comes amid heightened tensions between the countries.
-
John C. Stennis was an ardent segregationist. Is it time to change the carrier’s name?
Back in the 1950s, the Mississippi Democrat was a signer of the so-called “Southern Manifesto,” which opposed civil rights efforts. Three decades later, he was the only Southern Democrat to oppose a national holiday in remembrance of the Rev. Martin Luther King.
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Report: ‘Breakdowns’ in vetting let in Saudi gunman who killed three sailors at NAS Pensacola
Saudi air force 2nd Lt. Mohammed Alshamrani fatally shot three sailors on Dec. 6.
-
Theodore Roosevelt sailor dies after ‘medical emergency’
The Navy has not yet identified the sailor who died Thursday.
-
Official photos may again be removed from officer selection boards
“We want to ensure that biases, conscious or unconscious, do not have any role in this important decision-making process,” the chief of naval personnel said in a statement to Navy Times.
-
Former sailor and two former Marines plead guilty to role in massive Tricare scam
Prosecutors say the scheme cost Tricare $65 million in bogus reimbursements.
-
Here’s how Big Navy plans to study racism in the ranks
Task Force One Navy was stood up this week and is expected to make recommendations on everything from career advancement to military justice.
-
CNO to stand up Navy task force on race and inclusion
The move comes in the wake of similar Pentagon-level initiatives
-
Two carrier strike groups operating together in 7th Fleet waters
June saw three carrier strike groups operating at once in the Philippine Sea.
-
NCIS: Bahrain prostitutes are trying to get intel off U.S. sailors
An NCIS agent claims that most foreign women on Bahrain are trafficked there, and they are looking to get intel they can sell.
-
U.S. Navy conducts FONOP off Venezuelan coast
The move comes amid heightened tensions between the countries.
-
John C. Stennis was an ardent segregationist. Is it time to change the carrier’s name?
Back in the 1950s, the Mississippi Democrat was a signer of the so-called “Southern Manifesto,” which opposed civil rights efforts. Three decades later, he was the only Southern Democrat to oppose a national holiday in remembrance of the Rev. Martin Luther King.
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Report: ‘Breakdowns’ in vetting let in Saudi gunman who killed three sailors at NAS Pensacola
Saudi air force 2nd Lt. Mohammed Alshamrani fatally shot three sailors on Dec. 6.
