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Navy SEAL killed in Yemen raid to be posthumously promoted
The Navy SEAL killed in a Yemen raid on Jan. 29, will be posthumously advanced to senior chief petty officer, officials announced Thursday.
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Steve Bannon and the National Security Council: What we can learn from his Navy career
Chief White House strategist Stephen Bannon’s seven-year stint in the Navy helped shape the views he’ll bring to the table as a full member of President Donald Trump’s National Security Council.
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Pentagon identifies Navy SEAL killed in Yemen raid
The Department of Defense identified Chief Special Warfare Operator William “Ryan” Owens as the first American war casualty of the President Donald Trump era.
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Sailors can keep NWU Type IIIs after deployment
Consider it a parting gift. An action memo approved by former Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus officially allows sailors to retain the Navy Working Uniform Type IIIs once their tours are over.
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New fitness suit rollout delayed
The Navy’s long awaited fitness suit has been delayed yet again, but this time there’s a light at the end of the tunnel, officials say. A new Navy message cites “unforeseen technical production issues” in announcing a slip in the rollout of the new uniform at boot camp, which was pushed out six months from…
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Naval Air Station Lemoore gets its first F-35C fighters
It’s a major step in the Navy’s journey to get the Joint Strike Fighter into carrier air wings, currently slated to happen in February 2019.
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Green cammies are coming to the Navy this fall
The Navy’s ramp up to putting every sailor in the green Navy Working Uniform Type III is on track, officials announced today.
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Carrier George H.W. Bush, strike group departs Norfolk for seven-month deployment
Heavy fog shrouded the three Norfolk-based ships of the George H.W. Bush Carrier Strike Group as they left Norfolk on Jan. 21 for a scheduled, seven-month deployment that will see them operate in both the 5th and 6th Fleets.
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An exclusive first look at the Navy’s new fire-retardant coveralls
The Navy has approved a new underway uniform that may be issued by afloat commands later this year and would end a four-year effort to put shipboard sailors in high-quality fire-retardant clothing.
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The military’s massive valor awards review will result in fewer than 100 upgrades
More than 1,300 medal citations were examined for battlefield heroics since 9/11.
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Navy SEAL killed in Yemen raid to be posthumously promoted
The Navy SEAL killed in a Yemen raid on Jan. 29, will be posthumously advanced to senior chief petty officer, officials announced Thursday.
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Steve Bannon and the National Security Council: What we can learn from his Navy career
Chief White House strategist Stephen Bannon’s seven-year stint in the Navy helped shape the views he’ll bring to the table as a full member of President Donald Trump’s National Security Council.
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Pentagon identifies Navy SEAL killed in Yemen raid
The Department of Defense identified Chief Special Warfare Operator William “Ryan” Owens as the first American war casualty of the President Donald Trump era.
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Sailors can keep NWU Type IIIs after deployment
Consider it a parting gift. An action memo approved by former Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus officially allows sailors to retain the Navy Working Uniform Type IIIs once their tours are over.
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New fitness suit rollout delayed
The Navy’s long awaited fitness suit has been delayed yet again, but this time there’s a light at the end of the tunnel, officials say. A new Navy message cites “unforeseen technical production issues” in announcing a slip in the rollout of the new uniform at boot camp, which was pushed out six months from…
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Naval Air Station Lemoore gets its first F-35C fighters
It’s a major step in the Navy’s journey to get the Joint Strike Fighter into carrier air wings, currently slated to happen in February 2019.
-
Green cammies are coming to the Navy this fall
The Navy’s ramp up to putting every sailor in the green Navy Working Uniform Type III is on track, officials announced today.
-
Carrier George H.W. Bush, strike group departs Norfolk for seven-month deployment
Heavy fog shrouded the three Norfolk-based ships of the George H.W. Bush Carrier Strike Group as they left Norfolk on Jan. 21 for a scheduled, seven-month deployment that will see them operate in both the 5th and 6th Fleets.
-
An exclusive first look at the Navy’s new fire-retardant coveralls
The Navy has approved a new underway uniform that may be issued by afloat commands later this year and would end a four-year effort to put shipboard sailors in high-quality fire-retardant clothing.
-
The military’s massive valor awards review will result in fewer than 100 upgrades
More than 1,300 medal citations were examined for battlefield heroics since 9/11.
-
Navy SEAL killed in Yemen raid to be posthumously promoted
The Navy SEAL killed in a Yemen raid on Jan. 29, will be posthumously advanced to senior chief petty officer, officials announced Thursday.
-
Steve Bannon and the National Security Council: What we can learn from his Navy career
Chief White House strategist Stephen Bannon’s seven-year stint in the Navy helped shape the views he’ll bring to the table as a full member of President Donald Trump’s National Security Council.
-
Pentagon identifies Navy SEAL killed in Yemen raid
The Department of Defense identified Chief Special Warfare Operator William “Ryan” Owens as the first American war casualty of the President Donald Trump era.
-
Sailors can keep NWU Type IIIs after deployment
Consider it a parting gift. An action memo approved by former Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus officially allows sailors to retain the Navy Working Uniform Type IIIs once their tours are over.
-
New fitness suit rollout delayed
The Navy’s long awaited fitness suit has been delayed yet again, but this time there’s a light at the end of the tunnel, officials say. A new Navy message cites “unforeseen technical production issues” in announcing a slip in the rollout of the new uniform at boot camp, which was pushed out six months from…
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Naval Air Station Lemoore gets its first F-35C fighters
It’s a major step in the Navy’s journey to get the Joint Strike Fighter into carrier air wings, currently slated to happen in February 2019.
-
Green cammies are coming to the Navy this fall
The Navy’s ramp up to putting every sailor in the green Navy Working Uniform Type III is on track, officials announced today.
-
Carrier George H.W. Bush, strike group departs Norfolk for seven-month deployment
Heavy fog shrouded the three Norfolk-based ships of the George H.W. Bush Carrier Strike Group as they left Norfolk on Jan. 21 for a scheduled, seven-month deployment that will see them operate in both the 5th and 6th Fleets.
-
An exclusive first look at the Navy’s new fire-retardant coveralls
The Navy has approved a new underway uniform that may be issued by afloat commands later this year and would end a four-year effort to put shipboard sailors in high-quality fire-retardant clothing.
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The military’s massive valor awards review will result in fewer than 100 upgrades
More than 1,300 medal citations were examined for battlefield heroics since 9/11.
