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Up to 1,100 chiefs face involuntary return to sea duty
Navy officials are reviewing every senior enlisted sailor’s job assignment and may issue involuntary orders back to sea. Here’s the details.
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Congratulations chief selects!
It’s the word that 22,000 active, full-time support and drilling reserve first class petty officers have been awaiting all year — the results of who will be putting on chief petty officer anchors in September.
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Norfolk Naval Shipyard investigating new bomb threat
A bomb threat note on a restroom wall at Norfolk Naval Shipyard is ninth bomb threat in a spate of Norfolk-area security scares this week.
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Chief lists to be released Friday
The wait is nearly over — this year’s chief selectees will be announced publicly on Friday following today’s command notifications.
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After bomb threat at Naval Station Norfolk, more called in to Little Creek
There was a series of bomb threats today made separate from this morning’s threat at a Naval Station Norfolk, as Joint Expeditionary Base-Little Creek received four calls directed at two ships and two shore-based commands.
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Naval Station Norfolk all clear after bomb threat
A bomb threat prompted Navy officials to lock down the piers and adjacent buildings on Naval Station, Norfolk Wednesday morning, a security alert that comes just two days after reports of a mysterious diver led to a similar lock down.
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Navy: Base back to normal after unfounded sighting of diver
Naval Station Norfolk’s piers and ships are on lockdown after reports this morning of a possible diver in the water.
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EMALS works! Carrier Ford completes first flight operations
Off the coast of Norfolk Friday, the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the Gerald R. Ford, conducted the first-ever at-sea test of the ship’s two new electromagnetic flight deck systems.
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Punishment for ‘missing’ Shiloh sailor likely capped at 30 days in the brig
The decision by top Navy officials not to seek a court-martial for Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) Fireman Peter Mims severely restricted their options for disciplining the sailor who was initially thought to be lost at sea in June but was found a week later hiding in an engine room on board his ship.
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Up to 1,100 chiefs face involuntary return to sea duty
Navy officials are reviewing every senior enlisted sailor’s job assignment and may issue involuntary orders back to sea. Here’s the details.
-
Congratulations chief selects!
It’s the word that 22,000 active, full-time support and drilling reserve first class petty officers have been awaiting all year — the results of who will be putting on chief petty officer anchors in September.
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The carrier Ford’s first flight ops
Pilot of historic first says it “felt different.”
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Norfolk Naval Shipyard investigating new bomb threat
A bomb threat note on a restroom wall at Norfolk Naval Shipyard is ninth bomb threat in a spate of Norfolk-area security scares this week.
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Chief lists to be released Friday
The wait is nearly over — this year’s chief selectees will be announced publicly on Friday following today’s command notifications.
-
After bomb threat at Naval Station Norfolk, more called in to Little Creek
There was a series of bomb threats today made separate from this morning’s threat at a Naval Station Norfolk, as Joint Expeditionary Base-Little Creek received four calls directed at two ships and two shore-based commands.
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Naval Station Norfolk all clear after bomb threat
A bomb threat prompted Navy officials to lock down the piers and adjacent buildings on Naval Station, Norfolk Wednesday morning, a security alert that comes just two days after reports of a mysterious diver led to a similar lock down.
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Navy: Base back to normal after unfounded sighting of diver
Naval Station Norfolk’s piers and ships are on lockdown after reports this morning of a possible diver in the water.
-
EMALS works! Carrier Ford completes first flight operations
Off the coast of Norfolk Friday, the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the Gerald R. Ford, conducted the first-ever at-sea test of the ship’s two new electromagnetic flight deck systems.
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Punishment for ‘missing’ Shiloh sailor likely capped at 30 days in the brig
The decision by top Navy officials not to seek a court-martial for Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) Fireman Peter Mims severely restricted their options for disciplining the sailor who was initially thought to be lost at sea in June but was found a week later hiding in an engine room on board his ship.
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Up to 1,100 chiefs face involuntary return to sea duty
Navy officials are reviewing every senior enlisted sailor’s job assignment and may issue involuntary orders back to sea. Here’s the details.
-
Congratulations chief selects!
It’s the word that 22,000 active, full-time support and drilling reserve first class petty officers have been awaiting all year — the results of who will be putting on chief petty officer anchors in September.
-
The carrier Ford’s first flight ops
Pilot of historic first says it “felt different.”
-
Norfolk Naval Shipyard investigating new bomb threat
A bomb threat note on a restroom wall at Norfolk Naval Shipyard is ninth bomb threat in a spate of Norfolk-area security scares this week.
-
Chief lists to be released Friday
The wait is nearly over — this year’s chief selectees will be announced publicly on Friday following today’s command notifications.
-
After bomb threat at Naval Station Norfolk, more called in to Little Creek
There was a series of bomb threats today made separate from this morning’s threat at a Naval Station Norfolk, as Joint Expeditionary Base-Little Creek received four calls directed at two ships and two shore-based commands.
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Naval Station Norfolk all clear after bomb threat
A bomb threat prompted Navy officials to lock down the piers and adjacent buildings on Naval Station, Norfolk Wednesday morning, a security alert that comes just two days after reports of a mysterious diver led to a similar lock down.
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Navy: Base back to normal after unfounded sighting of diver
Naval Station Norfolk’s piers and ships are on lockdown after reports this morning of a possible diver in the water.
-
EMALS works! Carrier Ford completes first flight operations
Off the coast of Norfolk Friday, the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the Gerald R. Ford, conducted the first-ever at-sea test of the ship’s two new electromagnetic flight deck systems.
-
Punishment for ‘missing’ Shiloh sailor likely capped at 30 days in the brig
The decision by top Navy officials not to seek a court-martial for Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) Fireman Peter Mims severely restricted their options for disciplining the sailor who was initially thought to be lost at sea in June but was found a week later hiding in an engine room on board his ship.
