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Navy officer convicted of adultery gets chance to clear her name
A judge is ordering a review into the atypical case of Lt. Cmdr. Syneeda Penland, who was convicted of felony adultery.
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Coast Guard needs an aerial drone fleet now, lawmaker says
The service’s surveillance capacity is so limited that it must rely on another agency. Most requests go unfilled.
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Naval Academy instructor removed amid misconduct investigation
A Marine officer has lost his Academy job for allegedly having consensual sex with a midshipman years earlier.
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Former SOCOM boss blasts lawmakers who blocked top SEAL’s promotion
Retired Adm. William McRaven says that the head of the Navy SEALs is a victim of Washington politics.
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Congress moves to halt Navy’s gender-neutral uniform changes
The move would delay the requirement for women chiefs and officers to buy redesigned covers and choker whites.
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4-star: Women will excel in the military’s toughest jobs
The challenge will be in recruiting and retaining those top performing women, Gen. Paul Selva said.
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Lawmakers to block shutdown of Navy’s 10th air wing
Navy officials defended their plan to shutter the 10th carrier air wing to move planes to active squadrons.
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Navy’s top admiral wants to explore a radical new fitness test
The Navy is taking a look at the Marine Corps, which requires a combat fitness test once a year.
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The Navy SEALs are now open to women but no one has stepped forward
No women have applied since the pipeline for Navy SEALs and special warfare combat-craft crewmen opened in early March.
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The Coast Guard has badass lasers. They just can’t use them
A lawmaker wants to get rid of federal red tape that bars the Coast Guard from using its military lasers.
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Navy officer convicted of adultery gets chance to clear her name
A judge is ordering a review into the atypical case of Lt. Cmdr. Syneeda Penland, who was convicted of felony adultery.
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Coast Guard needs an aerial drone fleet now, lawmaker says
The service’s surveillance capacity is so limited that it must rely on another agency. Most requests go unfilled.
-
Naval Academy instructor removed amid misconduct investigation
A Marine officer has lost his Academy job for allegedly having consensual sex with a midshipman years earlier.
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Former SOCOM boss blasts lawmakers who blocked top SEAL’s promotion
Retired Adm. William McRaven says that the head of the Navy SEALs is a victim of Washington politics.
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Congress moves to halt Navy’s gender-neutral uniform changes
The move would delay the requirement for women chiefs and officers to buy redesigned covers and choker whites.
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4-star: Women will excel in the military’s toughest jobs
The challenge will be in recruiting and retaining those top performing women, Gen. Paul Selva said.
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Lawmakers to block shutdown of Navy’s 10th air wing
Navy officials defended their plan to shutter the 10th carrier air wing to move planes to active squadrons.
-
Navy’s top admiral wants to explore a radical new fitness test
The Navy is taking a look at the Marine Corps, which requires a combat fitness test once a year.
-
The Navy SEALs are now open to women but no one has stepped forward
No women have applied since the pipeline for Navy SEALs and special warfare combat-craft crewmen opened in early March.
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The Coast Guard has badass lasers. They just can’t use them
A lawmaker wants to get rid of federal red tape that bars the Coast Guard from using its military lasers.
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Navy officer convicted of adultery gets chance to clear her name
A judge is ordering a review into the atypical case of Lt. Cmdr. Syneeda Penland, who was convicted of felony adultery.
-
Coast Guard needs an aerial drone fleet now, lawmaker says
The service’s surveillance capacity is so limited that it must rely on another agency. Most requests go unfilled.
-
Naval Academy instructor removed amid misconduct investigation
A Marine officer has lost his Academy job for allegedly having consensual sex with a midshipman years earlier.
-
Former SOCOM boss blasts lawmakers who blocked top SEAL’s promotion
Retired Adm. William McRaven says that the head of the Navy SEALs is a victim of Washington politics.
-
Congress moves to halt Navy’s gender-neutral uniform changes
The move would delay the requirement for women chiefs and officers to buy redesigned covers and choker whites.
-
4-star: Women will excel in the military’s toughest jobs
The challenge will be in recruiting and retaining those top performing women, Gen. Paul Selva said.
-
Lawmakers to block shutdown of Navy’s 10th air wing
Navy officials defended their plan to shutter the 10th carrier air wing to move planes to active squadrons.
-
Navy’s top admiral wants to explore a radical new fitness test
The Navy is taking a look at the Marine Corps, which requires a combat fitness test once a year.
-
The Navy SEALs are now open to women but no one has stepped forward
No women have applied since the pipeline for Navy SEALs and special warfare combat-craft crewmen opened in early March.
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The Coast Guard has badass lasers. They just can’t use them
A lawmaker wants to get rid of federal red tape that bars the Coast Guard from using its military lasers.
