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Norfolk Naval Shipyard lifts lockdown after failing to find ‘active shooter’
The lockdown ended before 11 a.m. on Thursday.
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Why SECNAV is launching Naval University
The Pentagon hopes to combine the education efforts for both enlisted and officer personnel under a single Department of the Navy university that’s accredited to grant diplomas, from associate degrees up to advanced post-graduate work.
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Cruiser Monterey receives bomb threat
The Navy guided-missile cruiser Monterey is being overhauled at a Marine Hydraulics Ship Repair in Norfolk.
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MCPON’s marching orders
The 15th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy dishes on what he wants to do at his post: no uniform changes but focusing again on what sailors need to know to fight and win wars at sea.
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Retirement Board will send 120 CPOs home this year — the details you need to know
The Navy’s Fiscal Year 2019 Senior Enlisted Continuation Board’s results have been released.
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More meritorious advancements loom in 2019 — what you need to know to get ahead
Officially known as the “Meritorious Advancement Program,” or MAP, the program has steadily increased in scope since it was plucked from the personnel system scrap heap in 2015.
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MCPON debuts on Capitol Hill, urges help for sailors and their families
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Russ Smith testified about child care shortfalls, infrastructure needs, personnel system modernization, military housing and service’s battle against sexual harassment.
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Cruiser, dry cargo vessel involved in collision sail to Florida
Both vessels are undergoing damage assessments while a probe into the mishap continues.
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A fighting Ford prepares to join the fleet
The Navy’s top officer says the troubles plaguing the Navy’s newest flattop have been solved and he expects that it soon will terrorize foes and fascinate friends.
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Why the Abraham Lincoln is waging a (virtual) war at sea
The Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group is now at sea, proving the newly refit aircraft carrier and her strike group are ready for a deployment that will end later this year in San Diego.
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Norfolk Naval Shipyard lifts lockdown after failing to find ‘active shooter’
The lockdown ended before 11 a.m. on Thursday.
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Why SECNAV is launching Naval University
The Pentagon hopes to combine the education efforts for both enlisted and officer personnel under a single Department of the Navy university that’s accredited to grant diplomas, from associate degrees up to advanced post-graduate work.
-
Cruiser Monterey receives bomb threat
The Navy guided-missile cruiser Monterey is being overhauled at a Marine Hydraulics Ship Repair in Norfolk.
-
MCPON’s marching orders
The 15th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy dishes on what he wants to do at his post: no uniform changes but focusing again on what sailors need to know to fight and win wars at sea.
-
Retirement Board will send 120 CPOs home this year — the details you need to know
The Navy’s Fiscal Year 2019 Senior Enlisted Continuation Board’s results have been released.
-
More meritorious advancements loom in 2019 — what you need to know to get ahead
Officially known as the “Meritorious Advancement Program,” or MAP, the program has steadily increased in scope since it was plucked from the personnel system scrap heap in 2015.
-
MCPON debuts on Capitol Hill, urges help for sailors and their families
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Russ Smith testified about child care shortfalls, infrastructure needs, personnel system modernization, military housing and service’s battle against sexual harassment.
-
Cruiser, dry cargo vessel involved in collision sail to Florida
Both vessels are undergoing damage assessments while a probe into the mishap continues.
-
A fighting Ford prepares to join the fleet
The Navy’s top officer says the troubles plaguing the Navy’s newest flattop have been solved and he expects that it soon will terrorize foes and fascinate friends.
-
Why the Abraham Lincoln is waging a (virtual) war at sea
The Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group is now at sea, proving the newly refit aircraft carrier and her strike group are ready for a deployment that will end later this year in San Diego.
-
Norfolk Naval Shipyard lifts lockdown after failing to find ‘active shooter’
The lockdown ended before 11 a.m. on Thursday.
-
Why SECNAV is launching Naval University
The Pentagon hopes to combine the education efforts for both enlisted and officer personnel under a single Department of the Navy university that’s accredited to grant diplomas, from associate degrees up to advanced post-graduate work.
-
Cruiser Monterey receives bomb threat
The Navy guided-missile cruiser Monterey is being overhauled at a Marine Hydraulics Ship Repair in Norfolk.
-
MCPON’s marching orders
The 15th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy dishes on what he wants to do at his post: no uniform changes but focusing again on what sailors need to know to fight and win wars at sea.
-
Retirement Board will send 120 CPOs home this year — the details you need to know
The Navy’s Fiscal Year 2019 Senior Enlisted Continuation Board’s results have been released.
-
More meritorious advancements loom in 2019 — what you need to know to get ahead
Officially known as the “Meritorious Advancement Program,” or MAP, the program has steadily increased in scope since it was plucked from the personnel system scrap heap in 2015.
-
MCPON debuts on Capitol Hill, urges help for sailors and their families
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Russ Smith testified about child care shortfalls, infrastructure needs, personnel system modernization, military housing and service’s battle against sexual harassment.
-
Cruiser, dry cargo vessel involved in collision sail to Florida
Both vessels are undergoing damage assessments while a probe into the mishap continues.
-
A fighting Ford prepares to join the fleet
The Navy’s top officer says the troubles plaguing the Navy’s newest flattop have been solved and he expects that it soon will terrorize foes and fascinate friends.
-
Why the Abraham Lincoln is waging a (virtual) war at sea
The Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group is now at sea, proving the newly refit aircraft carrier and her strike group are ready for a deployment that will end later this year in San Diego.
