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New in 2017: End strength, advancement and reenlistment
As 2016 draws to a close, the Navy’s personnel picture isn’t exactly what the leadership wanted for 2017. But overall the service is in good shape, officials say.
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Ratings restored: Effective immediately, sailors will get their job titles back
Navy leaders are reversing their controversial decision to eliminate sailors’ ratings and will restore job titles across the fleet, according to a Navy message set for release Wednesday.
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Top Seabee command master chief fired
The top enlisted sailor at the California-based 30th Naval Construction Regiment has been relieved of command because of professional misconduct, Navy officials said.
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Navy reports decline in medical malpractice
From a high of 46 medical malpractice claims each in 2006 and 2007, totals have dropped to 16 and now 15 in 2014 and 2015.
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New in 2017: Navy ratings title elimination, revisit
When the White House responded to a sailor petition to restore rating titles, and sided with the Navy, the sailor who started the effort vowed to try again under a Trump Administration.
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Lead time for PCS moves shrinks
Sailors expecting orders to transfer to a new permanent duty station this spring will get far less lead time than usual because of Congress’s short-term budget agreement.
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Destroyer Cole kicks off deployment to Persian Gulf
The guided-missile destroyer Cole steamed out of Hampton Roads this morning, kicking off a deployment to the Persian Gulf and Naval Forces Europe-Africa.
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Recruiting District Atlanta XO sacked for poor performance
The executive officer of Navy Recruiting District, Atlanta was fired on Dec. 13 “due to loss of confidence in his ability to command and substandard performance over an extended period of time,” Navy officials said.
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How military medicine is preparing for the next war: An interview with the Navy’s Surgeon General
Navy medicine faces a long list of challenges: Preparing for the next war. Keeping up with health care technology. Fighting outside pressure to privatize. And these days the big decisions fall to Vice Adm. C. Forrest Faison.
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Surgeon general: Navy Medicine ready to assist transgender sailors, Marines
The Navy and Marine Corps surgeon general says his organization is ready and willing to help service members navigate gender transition.
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New in 2017: End strength, advancement and reenlistment
As 2016 draws to a close, the Navy’s personnel picture isn’t exactly what the leadership wanted for 2017. But overall the service is in good shape, officials say.
-
Ratings restored: Effective immediately, sailors will get their job titles back
Navy leaders are reversing their controversial decision to eliminate sailors’ ratings and will restore job titles across the fleet, according to a Navy message set for release Wednesday.
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Top Seabee command master chief fired
The top enlisted sailor at the California-based 30th Naval Construction Regiment has been relieved of command because of professional misconduct, Navy officials said.
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Navy reports decline in medical malpractice
From a high of 46 medical malpractice claims each in 2006 and 2007, totals have dropped to 16 and now 15 in 2014 and 2015.
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New in 2017: Navy ratings title elimination, revisit
When the White House responded to a sailor petition to restore rating titles, and sided with the Navy, the sailor who started the effort vowed to try again under a Trump Administration.
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Lead time for PCS moves shrinks
Sailors expecting orders to transfer to a new permanent duty station this spring will get far less lead time than usual because of Congress’s short-term budget agreement.
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Destroyer Cole kicks off deployment to Persian Gulf
The guided-missile destroyer Cole steamed out of Hampton Roads this morning, kicking off a deployment to the Persian Gulf and Naval Forces Europe-Africa.
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Recruiting District Atlanta XO sacked for poor performance
The executive officer of Navy Recruiting District, Atlanta was fired on Dec. 13 “due to loss of confidence in his ability to command and substandard performance over an extended period of time,” Navy officials said.
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How military medicine is preparing for the next war: An interview with the Navy’s Surgeon General
Navy medicine faces a long list of challenges: Preparing for the next war. Keeping up with health care technology. Fighting outside pressure to privatize. And these days the big decisions fall to Vice Adm. C. Forrest Faison.
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Surgeon general: Navy Medicine ready to assist transgender sailors, Marines
The Navy and Marine Corps surgeon general says his organization is ready and willing to help service members navigate gender transition.
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New in 2017: End strength, advancement and reenlistment
As 2016 draws to a close, the Navy’s personnel picture isn’t exactly what the leadership wanted for 2017. But overall the service is in good shape, officials say.
-
Ratings restored: Effective immediately, sailors will get their job titles back
Navy leaders are reversing their controversial decision to eliminate sailors’ ratings and will restore job titles across the fleet, according to a Navy message set for release Wednesday.
-
Top Seabee command master chief fired
The top enlisted sailor at the California-based 30th Naval Construction Regiment has been relieved of command because of professional misconduct, Navy officials said.
-
Navy reports decline in medical malpractice
From a high of 46 medical malpractice claims each in 2006 and 2007, totals have dropped to 16 and now 15 in 2014 and 2015.
-
New in 2017: Navy ratings title elimination, revisit
When the White House responded to a sailor petition to restore rating titles, and sided with the Navy, the sailor who started the effort vowed to try again under a Trump Administration.
-
Lead time for PCS moves shrinks
Sailors expecting orders to transfer to a new permanent duty station this spring will get far less lead time than usual because of Congress’s short-term budget agreement.
-
Destroyer Cole kicks off deployment to Persian Gulf
The guided-missile destroyer Cole steamed out of Hampton Roads this morning, kicking off a deployment to the Persian Gulf and Naval Forces Europe-Africa.
-
Recruiting District Atlanta XO sacked for poor performance
The executive officer of Navy Recruiting District, Atlanta was fired on Dec. 13 “due to loss of confidence in his ability to command and substandard performance over an extended period of time,” Navy officials said.
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How military medicine is preparing for the next war: An interview with the Navy’s Surgeon General
Navy medicine faces a long list of challenges: Preparing for the next war. Keeping up with health care technology. Fighting outside pressure to privatize. And these days the big decisions fall to Vice Adm. C. Forrest Faison.
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Surgeon general: Navy Medicine ready to assist transgender sailors, Marines
The Navy and Marine Corps surgeon general says his organization is ready and willing to help service members navigate gender transition.
