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Here’s how the Navy is revolutionizing officer career paths
Testifying before the Senate Armed Service Committee’s Personnel Subcommittee, the Navy’s chief of personnel, Vice Adm. Bob Burke, updated lawmakers on how far and fast the sea service has come in revamping the Defense Officer Personnel Management Act, the landmark 1980 legislation that’s come to be known as simply “DOPMA.”
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CNO and MCPON want you to start taking care of your people
Leadership begins with taking care of sailors and their families, advocating for your personnel and helping to solve their problems, they say.
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This strike group is still waiting for its COMPTUEX grades
The carrier strike group is prepping to deploy overseas.
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SEALs revive stealthy submarine delivery team in Virginia
The move is designed to boost SEAL operations on the East Coast and in Europe.
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Why the Donald Cook is still sailing the Black Sea
Adm. James Foggo, commander of Naval Forces-Europe, announced last week that the Spain-based Arleigh Burke-class destroyer also is slated to visit the Ukrainian port of Odessa.
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New uniforms revealed! Fashionable and FREE!
Another round of wear-testing is slated for July, but if it pans out this two-piece uniform could become optional issued clothing when you report on board ship — no trips to Navy Exchange, no money out of your annual uniform allowance.
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What Big Navy will do to fix its housing problem
Navy leaders order officers and chiefs to reach out to every sailor in government or public/private partnership housing to find and fix housing problems.
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Here’s why the Union Jack is back
In a move that wasn’t supposed to happen until the Global War on Terrorism ended, the U.S. Navy will return to flying the Union Jack.
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Reporter’s Notebook: Goodbye to a pair of American icons
A reporter recollects meeting the pair of participants in one of the 20th century’s most famous photos.
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Meet the nominee fleeting up to become the Navy’s top personnel officer
Rear Adm. John Nowell has been tapped to become the next chief of naval personnel, according to media reports.
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Here’s how the Navy is revolutionizing officer career paths
Testifying before the Senate Armed Service Committee’s Personnel Subcommittee, the Navy’s chief of personnel, Vice Adm. Bob Burke, updated lawmakers on how far and fast the sea service has come in revamping the Defense Officer Personnel Management Act, the landmark 1980 legislation that’s come to be known as simply “DOPMA.”
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CNO and MCPON want you to start taking care of your people
Leadership begins with taking care of sailors and their families, advocating for your personnel and helping to solve their problems, they say.
-
This strike group is still waiting for its COMPTUEX grades
The carrier strike group is prepping to deploy overseas.
-
SEALs revive stealthy submarine delivery team in Virginia
The move is designed to boost SEAL operations on the East Coast and in Europe.
-
Why the Donald Cook is still sailing the Black Sea
Adm. James Foggo, commander of Naval Forces-Europe, announced last week that the Spain-based Arleigh Burke-class destroyer also is slated to visit the Ukrainian port of Odessa.
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New uniforms revealed! Fashionable and FREE!
Another round of wear-testing is slated for July, but if it pans out this two-piece uniform could become optional issued clothing when you report on board ship — no trips to Navy Exchange, no money out of your annual uniform allowance.
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What Big Navy will do to fix its housing problem
Navy leaders order officers and chiefs to reach out to every sailor in government or public/private partnership housing to find and fix housing problems.
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Here’s why the Union Jack is back
In a move that wasn’t supposed to happen until the Global War on Terrorism ended, the U.S. Navy will return to flying the Union Jack.
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Reporter’s Notebook: Goodbye to a pair of American icons
A reporter recollects meeting the pair of participants in one of the 20th century’s most famous photos.
-
Meet the nominee fleeting up to become the Navy’s top personnel officer
Rear Adm. John Nowell has been tapped to become the next chief of naval personnel, according to media reports.
-
Here’s how the Navy is revolutionizing officer career paths
Testifying before the Senate Armed Service Committee’s Personnel Subcommittee, the Navy’s chief of personnel, Vice Adm. Bob Burke, updated lawmakers on how far and fast the sea service has come in revamping the Defense Officer Personnel Management Act, the landmark 1980 legislation that’s come to be known as simply “DOPMA.”
-
CNO and MCPON want you to start taking care of your people
Leadership begins with taking care of sailors and their families, advocating for your personnel and helping to solve their problems, they say.
-
This strike group is still waiting for its COMPTUEX grades
The carrier strike group is prepping to deploy overseas.
-
SEALs revive stealthy submarine delivery team in Virginia
The move is designed to boost SEAL operations on the East Coast and in Europe.
-
Why the Donald Cook is still sailing the Black Sea
Adm. James Foggo, commander of Naval Forces-Europe, announced last week that the Spain-based Arleigh Burke-class destroyer also is slated to visit the Ukrainian port of Odessa.
-
New uniforms revealed! Fashionable and FREE!
Another round of wear-testing is slated for July, but if it pans out this two-piece uniform could become optional issued clothing when you report on board ship — no trips to Navy Exchange, no money out of your annual uniform allowance.
-
What Big Navy will do to fix its housing problem
Navy leaders order officers and chiefs to reach out to every sailor in government or public/private partnership housing to find and fix housing problems.
-
Here’s why the Union Jack is back
In a move that wasn’t supposed to happen until the Global War on Terrorism ended, the U.S. Navy will return to flying the Union Jack.
-
Reporter’s Notebook: Goodbye to a pair of American icons
A reporter recollects meeting the pair of participants in one of the 20th century’s most famous photos.
-
Meet the nominee fleeting up to become the Navy’s top personnel officer
Rear Adm. John Nowell has been tapped to become the next chief of naval personnel, according to media reports.
