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New Navy fitness suit goes on sale in July
A decade in the making, the Navy’s new fitness suit will now be be available for purchase in July in fleet concentration area Navy Exchange Uniform Stores.
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Reserve chief quotas are down for FY18
It’s going to be another tough year for making chief petty officer in the drilling reserve, according to the official board quotas released by the Navy Monday.
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Advancement rates for petty officers rise
The Navy announced today that just over 25,000 sailors will be advanced Navy-wide to pay grades E-4 through E-6.
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Carrier Abraham Lincoln redelivered after a four-year overhaul
Following four years of servicing and four days of sea trials, the Nimitz-class carrier Abraham Lincoln returns to the Navy.
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Sailor who attacked his girlfriend in a hotel room gets four years in the brig
A sailor who slammed his girlfriend’s head into a wall and then tried to suffocate her with a pillow in a Hampton Roads hotel room was sentenced Wednesday at a court-martial to four years in the brig.
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Carrier Lincoln rejoins the fleet in first underway since 2013
The aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln rejoined the fleet today, leaving the Huntington Ingalls Newport News Shipyard and heading into the Atlantic for sea trials.
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All new evals and fitreps coming soon
Navy officials are kicking off the one of the most radical overhaul of performance evaluations and fitness reports in service history and are planning to field the new approach within a year. The aim is to eliminate the unwritten rules that reward seniority over merit
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Navy PC Zephyr and Coast Guard make $22.5M bust in Caribbean
In the Navy’s version of the popular TV show, “Deadliest Catch,” the coastal patrol vessel Zephyr and its embarked Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment have made a large haul of illicit drugs.
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Pacific Fleet commander to investigate T-45 and F/A-18 incidents
The commander of the Pacific Fleet, Adm. Scott Swift, will lead a month-long review of the recent physiological episodes experienced by pilots flying in the T-45 and F/A-18 aircraft.
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Chances to make senior chief increase
The fiscal year 2018 E-8 selection board convened today, with 1,676 of 13,480 eligible chiefs set to receive a senior chief’s star.
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New Navy fitness suit goes on sale in July
A decade in the making, the Navy’s new fitness suit will now be be available for purchase in July in fleet concentration area Navy Exchange Uniform Stores.
-
Reserve chief quotas are down for FY18
It’s going to be another tough year for making chief petty officer in the drilling reserve, according to the official board quotas released by the Navy Monday.
-
Advancement rates for petty officers rise
The Navy announced today that just over 25,000 sailors will be advanced Navy-wide to pay grades E-4 through E-6.
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Carrier Abraham Lincoln redelivered after a four-year overhaul
Following four years of servicing and four days of sea trials, the Nimitz-class carrier Abraham Lincoln returns to the Navy.
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Sailor who attacked his girlfriend in a hotel room gets four years in the brig
A sailor who slammed his girlfriend’s head into a wall and then tried to suffocate her with a pillow in a Hampton Roads hotel room was sentenced Wednesday at a court-martial to four years in the brig.
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Carrier Lincoln rejoins the fleet in first underway since 2013
The aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln rejoined the fleet today, leaving the Huntington Ingalls Newport News Shipyard and heading into the Atlantic for sea trials.
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All new evals and fitreps coming soon
Navy officials are kicking off the one of the most radical overhaul of performance evaluations and fitness reports in service history and are planning to field the new approach within a year. The aim is to eliminate the unwritten rules that reward seniority over merit
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Navy PC Zephyr and Coast Guard make $22.5M bust in Caribbean
In the Navy’s version of the popular TV show, “Deadliest Catch,” the coastal patrol vessel Zephyr and its embarked Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment have made a large haul of illicit drugs.
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Pacific Fleet commander to investigate T-45 and F/A-18 incidents
The commander of the Pacific Fleet, Adm. Scott Swift, will lead a month-long review of the recent physiological episodes experienced by pilots flying in the T-45 and F/A-18 aircraft.
-
Chances to make senior chief increase
The fiscal year 2018 E-8 selection board convened today, with 1,676 of 13,480 eligible chiefs set to receive a senior chief’s star.
-
New Navy fitness suit goes on sale in July
A decade in the making, the Navy’s new fitness suit will now be be available for purchase in July in fleet concentration area Navy Exchange Uniform Stores.
-
Reserve chief quotas are down for FY18
It’s going to be another tough year for making chief petty officer in the drilling reserve, according to the official board quotas released by the Navy Monday.
-
Advancement rates for petty officers rise
The Navy announced today that just over 25,000 sailors will be advanced Navy-wide to pay grades E-4 through E-6.
-
Carrier Abraham Lincoln redelivered after a four-year overhaul
Following four years of servicing and four days of sea trials, the Nimitz-class carrier Abraham Lincoln returns to the Navy.
-
Sailor who attacked his girlfriend in a hotel room gets four years in the brig
A sailor who slammed his girlfriend’s head into a wall and then tried to suffocate her with a pillow in a Hampton Roads hotel room was sentenced Wednesday at a court-martial to four years in the brig.
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Carrier Lincoln rejoins the fleet in first underway since 2013
The aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln rejoined the fleet today, leaving the Huntington Ingalls Newport News Shipyard and heading into the Atlantic for sea trials.
-
All new evals and fitreps coming soon
Navy officials are kicking off the one of the most radical overhaul of performance evaluations and fitness reports in service history and are planning to field the new approach within a year. The aim is to eliminate the unwritten rules that reward seniority over merit
-
Navy PC Zephyr and Coast Guard make $22.5M bust in Caribbean
In the Navy’s version of the popular TV show, “Deadliest Catch,” the coastal patrol vessel Zephyr and its embarked Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment have made a large haul of illicit drugs.
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Pacific Fleet commander to investigate T-45 and F/A-18 incidents
The commander of the Pacific Fleet, Adm. Scott Swift, will lead a month-long review of the recent physiological episodes experienced by pilots flying in the T-45 and F/A-18 aircraft.
-
Chances to make senior chief increase
The fiscal year 2018 E-8 selection board convened today, with 1,676 of 13,480 eligible chiefs set to receive a senior chief’s star.
