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Why the Navy will deactivate an F-35 Squadron next year
More than 200 officers and sailors are coming to California.
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Guess who’s coming back to Norfolk?
The Wasp likely will be replaced by the revolutionary amphibious warship America in May.
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Good news for the LCS program
This week’s announcement was a positive step for LCS mission module programs, which have have been plagued with development delays and certification snafus.
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Why the Navy thinks the carrier Gerald R. Ford will work after all
The combination punch of good news at the Senate Armed Services’ Seapower Subcommittee included testimony that the Navy has recorded significant cost savings during the building of the John F. Kennedy, the next Ford-class carrier, and is prepping to purchase two similar flattops in Fiscal Year 2020.
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Why the Navy is helping out 400 senior chiefs
With next year’s master chief selection boards just four months away, Navy officials have put a one-year hold on a mandate that would have prevented roughly 400 senior chiefs’ records from being reviewed for advancement.
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Not your daddy’s boot camp — why Great Lakes got tougher
Over the past 14 months, Navy leaders have made recruit training tougher. Senior leaders told Navy Times that they’ve revamped more than 60 percent of the eight-week curriculum to return the enlisted rite of passage to the gritty fundamentals of physical fitness, standing watch and waging war at sea.
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Carrier Lincoln hosts the Royal Navy’s Queen Elizabeth crew for Thanksgiving
Although it’s celebrated widely by Americans on this side of the Atlantic Ocean, the British sailors were delighted to learn that its roots began with pilgrims from their country who gave thanks for their survival in a new world.
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Fall petty officer advancements are out — did you make rate?
The 22,221 total advancements made it nearly a one in four chance to move up — the same opportunity during the spring advancements.
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Meet the new ‘Fleet’ — submariner surfaces as N1′s top enlisted sailor
Koshoffer will fill the spot vacated on Aug. 29 by Russ Smith when he became the 15th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy.
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Why this cycle’s petty officer advancements didn’t increase
More than 22,000 active, drilling reserve and reserve full-time support sailors will learn they’ve been advanced to the next pay grade in time for their Thanksgiving dinners.
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Why the Navy will deactivate an F-35 Squadron next year
More than 200 officers and sailors are coming to California.
-
Guess who’s coming back to Norfolk?
The Wasp likely will be replaced by the revolutionary amphibious warship America in May.
-
Good news for the LCS program
This week’s announcement was a positive step for LCS mission module programs, which have have been plagued with development delays and certification snafus.
-
Why the Navy thinks the carrier Gerald R. Ford will work after all
The combination punch of good news at the Senate Armed Services’ Seapower Subcommittee included testimony that the Navy has recorded significant cost savings during the building of the John F. Kennedy, the next Ford-class carrier, and is prepping to purchase two similar flattops in Fiscal Year 2020.
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Why the Navy is helping out 400 senior chiefs
With next year’s master chief selection boards just four months away, Navy officials have put a one-year hold on a mandate that would have prevented roughly 400 senior chiefs’ records from being reviewed for advancement.
-
Not your daddy’s boot camp — why Great Lakes got tougher
Over the past 14 months, Navy leaders have made recruit training tougher. Senior leaders told Navy Times that they’ve revamped more than 60 percent of the eight-week curriculum to return the enlisted rite of passage to the gritty fundamentals of physical fitness, standing watch and waging war at sea.
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Carrier Lincoln hosts the Royal Navy’s Queen Elizabeth crew for Thanksgiving
Although it’s celebrated widely by Americans on this side of the Atlantic Ocean, the British sailors were delighted to learn that its roots began with pilgrims from their country who gave thanks for their survival in a new world.
-
Fall petty officer advancements are out — did you make rate?
The 22,221 total advancements made it nearly a one in four chance to move up — the same opportunity during the spring advancements.
-
Meet the new ‘Fleet’ — submariner surfaces as N1′s top enlisted sailor
Koshoffer will fill the spot vacated on Aug. 29 by Russ Smith when he became the 15th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy.
-
Why this cycle’s petty officer advancements didn’t increase
More than 22,000 active, drilling reserve and reserve full-time support sailors will learn they’ve been advanced to the next pay grade in time for their Thanksgiving dinners.
-
Why the Navy will deactivate an F-35 Squadron next year
More than 200 officers and sailors are coming to California.
-
Guess who’s coming back to Norfolk?
The Wasp likely will be replaced by the revolutionary amphibious warship America in May.
-
Good news for the LCS program
This week’s announcement was a positive step for LCS mission module programs, which have have been plagued with development delays and certification snafus.
-
Why the Navy thinks the carrier Gerald R. Ford will work after all
The combination punch of good news at the Senate Armed Services’ Seapower Subcommittee included testimony that the Navy has recorded significant cost savings during the building of the John F. Kennedy, the next Ford-class carrier, and is prepping to purchase two similar flattops in Fiscal Year 2020.
-
Why the Navy is helping out 400 senior chiefs
With next year’s master chief selection boards just four months away, Navy officials have put a one-year hold on a mandate that would have prevented roughly 400 senior chiefs’ records from being reviewed for advancement.
-
Not your daddy’s boot camp — why Great Lakes got tougher
Over the past 14 months, Navy leaders have made recruit training tougher. Senior leaders told Navy Times that they’ve revamped more than 60 percent of the eight-week curriculum to return the enlisted rite of passage to the gritty fundamentals of physical fitness, standing watch and waging war at sea.
-
Carrier Lincoln hosts the Royal Navy’s Queen Elizabeth crew for Thanksgiving
Although it’s celebrated widely by Americans on this side of the Atlantic Ocean, the British sailors were delighted to learn that its roots began with pilgrims from their country who gave thanks for their survival in a new world.
-
Fall petty officer advancements are out — did you make rate?
The 22,221 total advancements made it nearly a one in four chance to move up — the same opportunity during the spring advancements.
-
Meet the new ‘Fleet’ — submariner surfaces as N1′s top enlisted sailor
Koshoffer will fill the spot vacated on Aug. 29 by Russ Smith when he became the 15th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy.
-
Why this cycle’s petty officer advancements didn’t increase
More than 22,000 active, drilling reserve and reserve full-time support sailors will learn they’ve been advanced to the next pay grade in time for their Thanksgiving dinners.
