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Marine Corps issues service guidance for transgender troops
The Marine Corps released service specific transgender rules and procedures, Dec. 5, publishing both a MarAdmin and a Marine Corps Bulletin with guidance for transgender service for individual Marines as implementation details and rules for unit commanders.
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Five things you need to know about flu season
It’s an enemy that can make your unit ineffective faster than any human adversary — it’s flu season.
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How to supercharge your Navy career by going full-time support
Navy officials are opening up opportunity for sailors in select ratings to switch from the regular Navy into the reserve full-time support community — that means better re-up and advancement chances.
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Sailors rallied to overturn the Navy’s unpopular ratings decision. Here’s how the White House responded.
An official response from the White House regarding a sailor petition to overturn the elimination of ratings:
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Stout returns to Norfolk after 183-day deployment
The guided-missile destroyer Stout steamed into Norfolk Naval Station on Sunday, 183 days since departing on a regularly deployment to the 5th and 6th Fleet areas of operation, which include the Middle East and Europe.
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Here are the new rules for sailors and Marines seeking gender-reassignment surgery
New rules allow transgender people to join without fear of discrimination and sailors and Marines to receive gender transition treatment and surgery.
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Navy’s MQ-4C Triton community gets its very first squadron
The Navy’s first MQ-4C Triton squadron, VUP-19, will operate and maintain the MQ-4C Triton to support overseas operations beginning in 2018.
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Navy to test crowd-sourcing safety app in Hampton Roads, Spain
The six-month test is expected to be done by 45,000 sailors at a cost to the Navy of $150,000. If successful, it could be adopted Navy-wide.
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These are the 4 uniform changes the Navy’s top officer wants now
Adm. John Richardson is pledging more uniform changes to improve comfort and slim sailors’ seabags.
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Sailor petition forces White House review of Navy’s unpopular ratings elimination
A petition to the White House demanding the restoration of Navy rating titles has reached the 100,000 mark, the threshold required to get a response, nearly two days before the deadline.
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Marine Corps issues service guidance for transgender troops
The Marine Corps released service specific transgender rules and procedures, Dec. 5, publishing both a MarAdmin and a Marine Corps Bulletin with guidance for transgender service for individual Marines as implementation details and rules for unit commanders.
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Five things you need to know about flu season
It’s an enemy that can make your unit ineffective faster than any human adversary — it’s flu season.
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How to supercharge your Navy career by going full-time support
Navy officials are opening up opportunity for sailors in select ratings to switch from the regular Navy into the reserve full-time support community — that means better re-up and advancement chances.
-
Sailors rallied to overturn the Navy’s unpopular ratings decision. Here’s how the White House responded.
An official response from the White House regarding a sailor petition to overturn the elimination of ratings:
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Stout returns to Norfolk after 183-day deployment
The guided-missile destroyer Stout steamed into Norfolk Naval Station on Sunday, 183 days since departing on a regularly deployment to the 5th and 6th Fleet areas of operation, which include the Middle East and Europe.
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Here are the new rules for sailors and Marines seeking gender-reassignment surgery
New rules allow transgender people to join without fear of discrimination and sailors and Marines to receive gender transition treatment and surgery.
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Navy’s MQ-4C Triton community gets its very first squadron
The Navy’s first MQ-4C Triton squadron, VUP-19, will operate and maintain the MQ-4C Triton to support overseas operations beginning in 2018.
-
Navy to test crowd-sourcing safety app in Hampton Roads, Spain
The six-month test is expected to be done by 45,000 sailors at a cost to the Navy of $150,000. If successful, it could be adopted Navy-wide.
-
These are the 4 uniform changes the Navy’s top officer wants now
Adm. John Richardson is pledging more uniform changes to improve comfort and slim sailors’ seabags.
-
Sailor petition forces White House review of Navy’s unpopular ratings elimination
A petition to the White House demanding the restoration of Navy rating titles has reached the 100,000 mark, the threshold required to get a response, nearly two days before the deadline.
-
Marine Corps issues service guidance for transgender troops
The Marine Corps released service specific transgender rules and procedures, Dec. 5, publishing both a MarAdmin and a Marine Corps Bulletin with guidance for transgender service for individual Marines as implementation details and rules for unit commanders.
-
Five things you need to know about flu season
It’s an enemy that can make your unit ineffective faster than any human adversary — it’s flu season.
-
How to supercharge your Navy career by going full-time support
Navy officials are opening up opportunity for sailors in select ratings to switch from the regular Navy into the reserve full-time support community — that means better re-up and advancement chances.
-
Sailors rallied to overturn the Navy’s unpopular ratings decision. Here’s how the White House responded.
An official response from the White House regarding a sailor petition to overturn the elimination of ratings:
-
Stout returns to Norfolk after 183-day deployment
The guided-missile destroyer Stout steamed into Norfolk Naval Station on Sunday, 183 days since departing on a regularly deployment to the 5th and 6th Fleet areas of operation, which include the Middle East and Europe.
-
Here are the new rules for sailors and Marines seeking gender-reassignment surgery
New rules allow transgender people to join without fear of discrimination and sailors and Marines to receive gender transition treatment and surgery.
-
Navy’s MQ-4C Triton community gets its very first squadron
The Navy’s first MQ-4C Triton squadron, VUP-19, will operate and maintain the MQ-4C Triton to support overseas operations beginning in 2018.
-
Navy to test crowd-sourcing safety app in Hampton Roads, Spain
The six-month test is expected to be done by 45,000 sailors at a cost to the Navy of $150,000. If successful, it could be adopted Navy-wide.
-
These are the 4 uniform changes the Navy’s top officer wants now
Adm. John Richardson is pledging more uniform changes to improve comfort and slim sailors’ seabags.
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Sailor petition forces White House review of Navy’s unpopular ratings elimination
A petition to the White House demanding the restoration of Navy rating titles has reached the 100,000 mark, the threshold required to get a response, nearly two days before the deadline.
