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New Fleet Forces boss: Readiness is our business
Promising to maintain readiness levels set by his predecessor, Adm. Chris Grady took the helm of U.S. Fleet Forces Command in a May 4 ceremony onboard the aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush in Norfolk
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The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
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Adm. Christopher Grady takes the helm at Fleet Forces Command
The skipper who led the destroyer Cole and its crew on their first overseas deployment after al-Qaida blew a gaping hole in the side of the ship, will assume command of Fleet Forces Command today.
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Naval aviation plagued by ‘disturbing’ trend of ground mishaps
The head of all Naval Air Forces says there has been a six-year rise in Class C mishaps caused by a drop in the experience of sailors.
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No-test advancements spike to record high
Navy officials are taking meritorious advancements to the next level, announcing that no-test advancements will account for 15 percent of all petty officer advancements this year.
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Navy implements longer sea duty tours for first-term FDNF sailors
Tour lengths for first-term FDNF sailors can now last up to 48 months, a year longer than previously allowed.
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Navy’s top enlisted offers support to transgender sailors
The Navy’s top enlisted sailor offered support for transgender sailors currently serving in the Navy.
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‘Push button’ captains in the Navy now one step closer to reality
The House Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee has included a proposal to allow military services the ability to directly commission highly skills cyber and scientific officers up to the rank of O-6.
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The 2019 E-8 quotas are here
This year’s opportunity to put on a senior chief star is the best in over two decades.
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Icebound no more, LCS Little Rock gets back to at-sea training
Less than a month removed from being marooned in Montreal, the Little Rock pulled into Norfolk to net the ship and crew an underway replenishment qualification.
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New Fleet Forces boss: Readiness is our business
Promising to maintain readiness levels set by his predecessor, Adm. Chris Grady took the helm of U.S. Fleet Forces Command in a May 4 ceremony onboard the aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush in Norfolk
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The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
-
Adm. Christopher Grady takes the helm at Fleet Forces Command
The skipper who led the destroyer Cole and its crew on their first overseas deployment after al-Qaida blew a gaping hole in the side of the ship, will assume command of Fleet Forces Command today.
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Naval aviation plagued by ‘disturbing’ trend of ground mishaps
The head of all Naval Air Forces says there has been a six-year rise in Class C mishaps caused by a drop in the experience of sailors.
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No-test advancements spike to record high
Navy officials are taking meritorious advancements to the next level, announcing that no-test advancements will account for 15 percent of all petty officer advancements this year.
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Navy implements longer sea duty tours for first-term FDNF sailors
Tour lengths for first-term FDNF sailors can now last up to 48 months, a year longer than previously allowed.
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Navy’s top enlisted offers support to transgender sailors
The Navy’s top enlisted sailor offered support for transgender sailors currently serving in the Navy.
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‘Push button’ captains in the Navy now one step closer to reality
The House Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee has included a proposal to allow military services the ability to directly commission highly skills cyber and scientific officers up to the rank of O-6.
-
The 2019 E-8 quotas are here
This year’s opportunity to put on a senior chief star is the best in over two decades.
-
Icebound no more, LCS Little Rock gets back to at-sea training
Less than a month removed from being marooned in Montreal, the Little Rock pulled into Norfolk to net the ship and crew an underway replenishment qualification.
-
New Fleet Forces boss: Readiness is our business
Promising to maintain readiness levels set by his predecessor, Adm. Chris Grady took the helm of U.S. Fleet Forces Command in a May 4 ceremony onboard the aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush in Norfolk
-
The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
-
Adm. Christopher Grady takes the helm at Fleet Forces Command
The skipper who led the destroyer Cole and its crew on their first overseas deployment after al-Qaida blew a gaping hole in the side of the ship, will assume command of Fleet Forces Command today.
-
Naval aviation plagued by ‘disturbing’ trend of ground mishaps
The head of all Naval Air Forces says there has been a six-year rise in Class C mishaps caused by a drop in the experience of sailors.
-
No-test advancements spike to record high
Navy officials are taking meritorious advancements to the next level, announcing that no-test advancements will account for 15 percent of all petty officer advancements this year.
-
Navy implements longer sea duty tours for first-term FDNF sailors
Tour lengths for first-term FDNF sailors can now last up to 48 months, a year longer than previously allowed.
-
Navy’s top enlisted offers support to transgender sailors
The Navy’s top enlisted sailor offered support for transgender sailors currently serving in the Navy.
-
‘Push button’ captains in the Navy now one step closer to reality
The House Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee has included a proposal to allow military services the ability to directly commission highly skills cyber and scientific officers up to the rank of O-6.
-
The 2019 E-8 quotas are here
This year’s opportunity to put on a senior chief star is the best in over two decades.
-
Icebound no more, LCS Little Rock gets back to at-sea training
Less than a month removed from being marooned in Montreal, the Little Rock pulled into Norfolk to net the ship and crew an underway replenishment qualification.
