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Occupational fitness: Navy can look to other services’ tests
To find ways to better measure a sailor’s physical aptitude for their job, the Navy can look to other branches.
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Navy SEAL recounts daring rescue mission that led to Medal of Honor
In an interview, SOCS Edward Byers recalled the 2012 mission in Afghanistan and the teammate he lost that night.
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This is the Navy fitness test that MCPON wants
These tough new exercises will better measure sailors’ ability to perform their jobs.
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Navy rolls back maternity leave from 18 to 12 weeks
Women who were pregnant by last July or become pregnant by March 3 are still eligible for 18 weeks of leave.
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Skirts are out for 2016 Naval Academy graduation
The Naval Academy’s class of 2016 has seen a rapid chance in uniforms since they first day of plebe year four years ago.
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Bigger budget, more personnel ahead for Coast Guard
The Coast Guard’s top officer celebrated big wins for his versatile force in the latest budget proposal.
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Decorated SEAL Rob O’Neill supports women in special operations
The Navy SEAL who claims to have shot bin Laden said he supports the move to open special operations teams to women.
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Tell us: Improving your Navy fitness test
Navy Times wants your ideas to improve the physical fitness assessment, and exercises for an operational fitness test..
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What it’s like launching off an aircraft carrier, in 360 degrees
The aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman is cruising the Persian Gulf as we speak, launching strikes against ISIS in support of Operation Inherent Resolve, and a video posted to 360 Fly shows just what that looks like from the inside.
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Coast Guard E-6 sentenced for attempting to film women undressing
A 32-year-old Coast Guardsman has been convicted of trying to film two female shipmates aboard the cutter Northland, according to a Tuesday release.
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Occupational fitness: Navy can look to other services’ tests
To find ways to better measure a sailor’s physical aptitude for their job, the Navy can look to other branches.
-
Navy SEAL recounts daring rescue mission that led to Medal of Honor
In an interview, SOCS Edward Byers recalled the 2012 mission in Afghanistan and the teammate he lost that night.
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This is the Navy fitness test that MCPON wants
These tough new exercises will better measure sailors’ ability to perform their jobs.
-
Navy rolls back maternity leave from 18 to 12 weeks
Women who were pregnant by last July or become pregnant by March 3 are still eligible for 18 weeks of leave.
-
Skirts are out for 2016 Naval Academy graduation
The Naval Academy’s class of 2016 has seen a rapid chance in uniforms since they first day of plebe year four years ago.
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Bigger budget, more personnel ahead for Coast Guard
The Coast Guard’s top officer celebrated big wins for his versatile force in the latest budget proposal.
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Decorated SEAL Rob O’Neill supports women in special operations
The Navy SEAL who claims to have shot bin Laden said he supports the move to open special operations teams to women.
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Tell us: Improving your Navy fitness test
Navy Times wants your ideas to improve the physical fitness assessment, and exercises for an operational fitness test..
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What it’s like launching off an aircraft carrier, in 360 degrees
The aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman is cruising the Persian Gulf as we speak, launching strikes against ISIS in support of Operation Inherent Resolve, and a video posted to 360 Fly shows just what that looks like from the inside.
-
Coast Guard E-6 sentenced for attempting to film women undressing
A 32-year-old Coast Guardsman has been convicted of trying to film two female shipmates aboard the cutter Northland, according to a Tuesday release.
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Occupational fitness: Navy can look to other services’ tests
To find ways to better measure a sailor’s physical aptitude for their job, the Navy can look to other branches.
-
Navy SEAL recounts daring rescue mission that led to Medal of Honor
In an interview, SOCS Edward Byers recalled the 2012 mission in Afghanistan and the teammate he lost that night.
-
This is the Navy fitness test that MCPON wants
These tough new exercises will better measure sailors’ ability to perform their jobs.
-
Navy rolls back maternity leave from 18 to 12 weeks
Women who were pregnant by last July or become pregnant by March 3 are still eligible for 18 weeks of leave.
-
Skirts are out for 2016 Naval Academy graduation
The Naval Academy’s class of 2016 has seen a rapid chance in uniforms since they first day of plebe year four years ago.
-
Bigger budget, more personnel ahead for Coast Guard
The Coast Guard’s top officer celebrated big wins for his versatile force in the latest budget proposal.
-
Decorated SEAL Rob O’Neill supports women in special operations
The Navy SEAL who claims to have shot bin Laden said he supports the move to open special operations teams to women.
-
Tell us: Improving your Navy fitness test
Navy Times wants your ideas to improve the physical fitness assessment, and exercises for an operational fitness test..
-
What it’s like launching off an aircraft carrier, in 360 degrees
The aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman is cruising the Persian Gulf as we speak, launching strikes against ISIS in support of Operation Inherent Resolve, and a video posted to 360 Fly shows just what that looks like from the inside.
-
Coast Guard E-6 sentenced for attempting to film women undressing
A 32-year-old Coast Guardsman has been convicted of trying to film two female shipmates aboard the cutter Northland, according to a Tuesday release.
