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The mistakes that led to a deadly Blue Angels crash — and how the Navy wants to prevent them
Something was not right with the Marine flier at the stick of Blue Angels jet No. 6 on June 2, the day he split off for a routine maneuver during an airshow practice.
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Pilot and flight officer promotion rates recover from historic lows
Naval aviation has come out on the other side after a 2014 O-4 selection rate that hit rock bottom at just over a 50 percent, prompting outcries from junior officers.
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How the Navy’s top skippers learned to lead millennials
The Stockdale award winners share an unsparing ability to assess themselves and a self-depreciating manner that helps them relate to junior enlisted and officers.
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Lawmaker: Coast Guard should fight for 2 new icebreakers
The Coast Guard must be more ambitious and aggressive in its acquisitions planning, the lawmaker’s office says.
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Official: 7 Iranian boats came after U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf
The patrol boat Firebolt faced seven Iranian Republican Guard Corps Navy fast in-shore attack craft before swerving to avoid crashing into one on Sunday, according to a 5th Fleet spokesman.
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Coast Guardsmen recall flood rescues in Louisiana
Lt. A.D. Wallace knew things were about to get bad as soon as he got his helicopter airborne the morning of Aug. 13.
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Blue Angels back up to six pilots after deadly June crash
After a month flying air shows with a piece missing from their six-jet delta formation, the Blue Angels are rounding out their squadron with a new pilot this weekend.
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Three southeast bases eyed for Navy’s surveillance drone
The Navy’s MQ-4C Triton intelligence, surveillance and reconaissance drone is on track to hit the fleet in 2018, so the question now is, where will they live?
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Submarine, EOD skippers chosen for Navy’s prestigious Stockdale award
The submarine and explosive ordnance disposal communities were recognized for producing the fleet’s two best skippers this year.
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Navy targets sailor bullies as hazing reports drop
The next front is cracking down on bullying, aboard ships and in cyberspace, where it’s becoming increasingly common.
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The mistakes that led to a deadly Blue Angels crash — and how the Navy wants to prevent them
Something was not right with the Marine flier at the stick of Blue Angels jet No. 6 on June 2, the day he split off for a routine maneuver during an airshow practice.
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Pilot and flight officer promotion rates recover from historic lows
Naval aviation has come out on the other side after a 2014 O-4 selection rate that hit rock bottom at just over a 50 percent, prompting outcries from junior officers.
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How the Navy’s top skippers learned to lead millennials
The Stockdale award winners share an unsparing ability to assess themselves and a self-depreciating manner that helps them relate to junior enlisted and officers.
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Lawmaker: Coast Guard should fight for 2 new icebreakers
The Coast Guard must be more ambitious and aggressive in its acquisitions planning, the lawmaker’s office says.
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Official: 7 Iranian boats came after U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf
The patrol boat Firebolt faced seven Iranian Republican Guard Corps Navy fast in-shore attack craft before swerving to avoid crashing into one on Sunday, according to a 5th Fleet spokesman.
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Coast Guardsmen recall flood rescues in Louisiana
Lt. A.D. Wallace knew things were about to get bad as soon as he got his helicopter airborne the morning of Aug. 13.
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Blue Angels back up to six pilots after deadly June crash
After a month flying air shows with a piece missing from their six-jet delta formation, the Blue Angels are rounding out their squadron with a new pilot this weekend.
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Three southeast bases eyed for Navy’s surveillance drone
The Navy’s MQ-4C Triton intelligence, surveillance and reconaissance drone is on track to hit the fleet in 2018, so the question now is, where will they live?
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Submarine, EOD skippers chosen for Navy’s prestigious Stockdale award
The submarine and explosive ordnance disposal communities were recognized for producing the fleet’s two best skippers this year.
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Navy targets sailor bullies as hazing reports drop
The next front is cracking down on bullying, aboard ships and in cyberspace, where it’s becoming increasingly common.
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The mistakes that led to a deadly Blue Angels crash — and how the Navy wants to prevent them
Something was not right with the Marine flier at the stick of Blue Angels jet No. 6 on June 2, the day he split off for a routine maneuver during an airshow practice.
-
Pilot and flight officer promotion rates recover from historic lows
Naval aviation has come out on the other side after a 2014 O-4 selection rate that hit rock bottom at just over a 50 percent, prompting outcries from junior officers.
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How the Navy’s top skippers learned to lead millennials
The Stockdale award winners share an unsparing ability to assess themselves and a self-depreciating manner that helps them relate to junior enlisted and officers.
-
Lawmaker: Coast Guard should fight for 2 new icebreakers
The Coast Guard must be more ambitious and aggressive in its acquisitions planning, the lawmaker’s office says.
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Official: 7 Iranian boats came after U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf
The patrol boat Firebolt faced seven Iranian Republican Guard Corps Navy fast in-shore attack craft before swerving to avoid crashing into one on Sunday, according to a 5th Fleet spokesman.
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Coast Guardsmen recall flood rescues in Louisiana
Lt. A.D. Wallace knew things were about to get bad as soon as he got his helicopter airborne the morning of Aug. 13.
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Blue Angels back up to six pilots after deadly June crash
After a month flying air shows with a piece missing from their six-jet delta formation, the Blue Angels are rounding out their squadron with a new pilot this weekend.
-
Three southeast bases eyed for Navy’s surveillance drone
The Navy’s MQ-4C Triton intelligence, surveillance and reconaissance drone is on track to hit the fleet in 2018, so the question now is, where will they live?
-
Submarine, EOD skippers chosen for Navy’s prestigious Stockdale award
The submarine and explosive ordnance disposal communities were recognized for producing the fleet’s two best skippers this year.
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Navy targets sailor bullies as hazing reports drop
The next front is cracking down on bullying, aboard ships and in cyberspace, where it’s becoming increasingly common.
