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E-9 board investigation still ongoing
The investigation into alleged misconduct which led to the fiscal year 2018 E-9 selection board’s early April 12 termination is still ongoing, but there will be no fallout that impacts this year’s E-8 and E-7 boards, officials say.
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First ‘A’ school shifts to new career-long training plan
The Navy’s radical training overhaul took a big step forward this week as the logistics specialist ‘A’ school got the go-ahead to begin training under the new concept of “block learning” — a key component of the Navy’s future manpower plans.
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Navy reveals new E-8 and E-9 selections for SELRES and FTS
Navy officials announced the advancement of more than 200 sailors to the ranks of senior chief and master chief for the reserve full-time support and selected reserve communities.
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Discharge panel votes to retain naval officer who apologized to Iran
The officer who was in charge of two riverine boats that strayed into Iranian waters in January 2016 scored a victory Tuesday before a separation board in Imperial Beach, California, allowing him to stay in the Navy.
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Sailors say meritorious advancements boost morale
“I’m a hands-on guy and I learn best by doing something, not reading about it.”
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Navy plans big expansion for instant advancements
The Navy is setting in motion a plan that will transform the enlisted advancement system by allowing more commanders to directly promote thousands of additional sailors who are tapped as top performers.
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First-in-class carrier Gerald R. Ford returns from builders trials
The first-in-its-class carrier Gerald R. Ford aircraft returned to Hampton Roads after a week at sea conducting builder’s trials, pulling into Norfolk Naval Station for the first time today
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Navy halts E-9 selection board amid reports of ‘wrong-doing by some board members’
The E-9 selection board’s work was invalidated and an investigation is underway.
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At last — carrier Ford tastes the sea to begin trials
After years of delays, billions of dollars and tons of sweat, the new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford finally got underway Saturday under her own power.
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Bye Bye NKO — After 14-year run, Navy pulls online portal
Navy officials will decommission the 14-year old online training, education and cyber gathering place replacing it with the recently launched My Navy Portal, currently undergoing beta testing.
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E-9 board investigation still ongoing
The investigation into alleged misconduct which led to the fiscal year 2018 E-9 selection board’s early April 12 termination is still ongoing, but there will be no fallout that impacts this year’s E-8 and E-7 boards, officials say.
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First ‘A’ school shifts to new career-long training plan
The Navy’s radical training overhaul took a big step forward this week as the logistics specialist ‘A’ school got the go-ahead to begin training under the new concept of “block learning” — a key component of the Navy’s future manpower plans.
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Navy reveals new E-8 and E-9 selections for SELRES and FTS
Navy officials announced the advancement of more than 200 sailors to the ranks of senior chief and master chief for the reserve full-time support and selected reserve communities.
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Discharge panel votes to retain naval officer who apologized to Iran
The officer who was in charge of two riverine boats that strayed into Iranian waters in January 2016 scored a victory Tuesday before a separation board in Imperial Beach, California, allowing him to stay in the Navy.
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Sailors say meritorious advancements boost morale
“I’m a hands-on guy and I learn best by doing something, not reading about it.”
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Navy plans big expansion for instant advancements
The Navy is setting in motion a plan that will transform the enlisted advancement system by allowing more commanders to directly promote thousands of additional sailors who are tapped as top performers.
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First-in-class carrier Gerald R. Ford returns from builders trials
The first-in-its-class carrier Gerald R. Ford aircraft returned to Hampton Roads after a week at sea conducting builder’s trials, pulling into Norfolk Naval Station for the first time today
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Navy halts E-9 selection board amid reports of ‘wrong-doing by some board members’
The E-9 selection board’s work was invalidated and an investigation is underway.
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At last — carrier Ford tastes the sea to begin trials
After years of delays, billions of dollars and tons of sweat, the new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford finally got underway Saturday under her own power.
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Bye Bye NKO — After 14-year run, Navy pulls online portal
Navy officials will decommission the 14-year old online training, education and cyber gathering place replacing it with the recently launched My Navy Portal, currently undergoing beta testing.
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E-9 board investigation still ongoing
The investigation into alleged misconduct which led to the fiscal year 2018 E-9 selection board’s early April 12 termination is still ongoing, but there will be no fallout that impacts this year’s E-8 and E-7 boards, officials say.
-
First ‘A’ school shifts to new career-long training plan
The Navy’s radical training overhaul took a big step forward this week as the logistics specialist ‘A’ school got the go-ahead to begin training under the new concept of “block learning” — a key component of the Navy’s future manpower plans.
-
Navy reveals new E-8 and E-9 selections for SELRES and FTS
Navy officials announced the advancement of more than 200 sailors to the ranks of senior chief and master chief for the reserve full-time support and selected reserve communities.
-
Discharge panel votes to retain naval officer who apologized to Iran
The officer who was in charge of two riverine boats that strayed into Iranian waters in January 2016 scored a victory Tuesday before a separation board in Imperial Beach, California, allowing him to stay in the Navy.
-
Sailors say meritorious advancements boost morale
“I’m a hands-on guy and I learn best by doing something, not reading about it.”
-
Navy plans big expansion for instant advancements
The Navy is setting in motion a plan that will transform the enlisted advancement system by allowing more commanders to directly promote thousands of additional sailors who are tapped as top performers.
-
First-in-class carrier Gerald R. Ford returns from builders trials
The first-in-its-class carrier Gerald R. Ford aircraft returned to Hampton Roads after a week at sea conducting builder’s trials, pulling into Norfolk Naval Station for the first time today
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Navy halts E-9 selection board amid reports of ‘wrong-doing by some board members’
The E-9 selection board’s work was invalidated and an investigation is underway.
-
At last — carrier Ford tastes the sea to begin trials
After years of delays, billions of dollars and tons of sweat, the new aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford finally got underway Saturday under her own power.
-
Bye Bye NKO — After 14-year run, Navy pulls online portal
Navy officials will decommission the 14-year old online training, education and cyber gathering place replacing it with the recently launched My Navy Portal, currently undergoing beta testing.
