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Shiloh sailor Peter Mims charged with dereliction, faces possible discharge
The guided-missile cruiser Shiloh sailor who was presumed lost at sea only to be found a week later in the ship’s engine room was charged with abandoning watch and dereliction of duty after admitting that he intentionally hid from his fellow sailors, Navy officials say.
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MCPON says rating and NEC overhaul will create new opportunities
The Navy’s top enlisted sailor said the new reorganization of the Navy’s enlisted ratings will ultimately give sailors more career opportunities and allow the Navy to better match individual sailors to job assignments that best fit their skills and training.
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Navy Overhauls Enlisted Rating structure and NEC codes
Navy officials announced the initial results of the promised overhaul to the Navy Enlisted Rating Structure today, as well as a new system of Navy enlisted classification codes.
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Making chief: What the quotas don’t tell you
This year, about one in four E-6 sailors across the Navy will be selected for chief. But within individual ratings, the competition varies a lot.
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Making chief — One CMC’s view
To those on the outside looking in, making chief petty officer can seem like voodoo science. But there are several clear-cut ways for ambitious sailors to get ahead.
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Navy Times’ Sailor of the Year is an Afghanistan vet and an all-star volunteer
IT1 (IW/EXW) Justin Sullivan has served for 10 years, and hopes to make chief in 2017.
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Chance to make chief increases
The chief of naval personnel convened the fiscal 2018 chief petty officer selection board June 26 in Millington, Tennessee.
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More sailors needed now: The Navy prepares to meet Trump’s goal of 355 ships
The Navy is quietly setting in motion plans to dramatically expand the size of the fleet by adding thousands of sailors who would be needed to meet the Trump administrations goal of a 355-ship Navy.
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Half-mast honors Tuesday for sailors who died on the Fitzgerald
Acting Secretary of the Navy of the Navy Sean J. Stackley has ordered that the “National Ensign of the United States” be flown at half-staff from dawn to dusk June 27 on all Navy and Marine Corps buildings and installations as well as on all naval vessels. The order comes in honor of the seven…
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Two master chiefs punished for E-9 board misconduct
Two master chief petty officers pleaded guilty and will be reduced in rate and reprimanded as part of the first disciplinary actions handed down for misconduct that caused the early termination and rescheduling of April’s E-9 selection board.
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Shiloh sailor Peter Mims charged with dereliction, faces possible discharge
The guided-missile cruiser Shiloh sailor who was presumed lost at sea only to be found a week later in the ship’s engine room was charged with abandoning watch and dereliction of duty after admitting that he intentionally hid from his fellow sailors, Navy officials say.
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MCPON says rating and NEC overhaul will create new opportunities
The Navy’s top enlisted sailor said the new reorganization of the Navy’s enlisted ratings will ultimately give sailors more career opportunities and allow the Navy to better match individual sailors to job assignments that best fit their skills and training.
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Navy Overhauls Enlisted Rating structure and NEC codes
Navy officials announced the initial results of the promised overhaul to the Navy Enlisted Rating Structure today, as well as a new system of Navy enlisted classification codes.
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Making chief: What the quotas don’t tell you
This year, about one in four E-6 sailors across the Navy will be selected for chief. But within individual ratings, the competition varies a lot.
-
Making chief — One CMC’s view
To those on the outside looking in, making chief petty officer can seem like voodoo science. But there are several clear-cut ways for ambitious sailors to get ahead.
-
Navy Times’ Sailor of the Year is an Afghanistan vet and an all-star volunteer
IT1 (IW/EXW) Justin Sullivan has served for 10 years, and hopes to make chief in 2017.
-
Chance to make chief increases
The chief of naval personnel convened the fiscal 2018 chief petty officer selection board June 26 in Millington, Tennessee.
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More sailors needed now: The Navy prepares to meet Trump’s goal of 355 ships
The Navy is quietly setting in motion plans to dramatically expand the size of the fleet by adding thousands of sailors who would be needed to meet the Trump administrations goal of a 355-ship Navy.
-
Half-mast honors Tuesday for sailors who died on the Fitzgerald
Acting Secretary of the Navy of the Navy Sean J. Stackley has ordered that the “National Ensign of the United States” be flown at half-staff from dawn to dusk June 27 on all Navy and Marine Corps buildings and installations as well as on all naval vessels. The order comes in honor of the seven…
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Two master chiefs punished for E-9 board misconduct
Two master chief petty officers pleaded guilty and will be reduced in rate and reprimanded as part of the first disciplinary actions handed down for misconduct that caused the early termination and rescheduling of April’s E-9 selection board.
-
Shiloh sailor Peter Mims charged with dereliction, faces possible discharge
The guided-missile cruiser Shiloh sailor who was presumed lost at sea only to be found a week later in the ship’s engine room was charged with abandoning watch and dereliction of duty after admitting that he intentionally hid from his fellow sailors, Navy officials say.
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MCPON says rating and NEC overhaul will create new opportunities
The Navy’s top enlisted sailor said the new reorganization of the Navy’s enlisted ratings will ultimately give sailors more career opportunities and allow the Navy to better match individual sailors to job assignments that best fit their skills and training.
-
Navy Overhauls Enlisted Rating structure and NEC codes
Navy officials announced the initial results of the promised overhaul to the Navy Enlisted Rating Structure today, as well as a new system of Navy enlisted classification codes.
-
Making chief: What the quotas don’t tell you
This year, about one in four E-6 sailors across the Navy will be selected for chief. But within individual ratings, the competition varies a lot.
-
Making chief — One CMC’s view
To those on the outside looking in, making chief petty officer can seem like voodoo science. But there are several clear-cut ways for ambitious sailors to get ahead.
-
Navy Times’ Sailor of the Year is an Afghanistan vet and an all-star volunteer
IT1 (IW/EXW) Justin Sullivan has served for 10 years, and hopes to make chief in 2017.
-
Chance to make chief increases
The chief of naval personnel convened the fiscal 2018 chief petty officer selection board June 26 in Millington, Tennessee.
-
More sailors needed now: The Navy prepares to meet Trump’s goal of 355 ships
The Navy is quietly setting in motion plans to dramatically expand the size of the fleet by adding thousands of sailors who would be needed to meet the Trump administrations goal of a 355-ship Navy.
-
Half-mast honors Tuesday for sailors who died on the Fitzgerald
Acting Secretary of the Navy of the Navy Sean J. Stackley has ordered that the “National Ensign of the United States” be flown at half-staff from dawn to dusk June 27 on all Navy and Marine Corps buildings and installations as well as on all naval vessels. The order comes in honor of the seven…
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Two master chiefs punished for E-9 board misconduct
Two master chief petty officers pleaded guilty and will be reduced in rate and reprimanded as part of the first disciplinary actions handed down for misconduct that caused the early termination and rescheduling of April’s E-9 selection board.
