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Navy strike groups must adapt to rising threats: Experts
Threats from China, Russia and Iran, will force the Navy to re-think its use of carriers, ships and air wings, experts said.
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Real story behind ‘The Finest Hours’: How the movie compares
The author of the definitive account of the Coast Guard’s greatest small-boat rescue on the movie’s accuracy.
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Zika precautions: Navy’s tips for avoiding the virus
The Bureau of Medicine and Surgery offered steps to minimize your risks from the mosquito-borne virus.
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Carrier Eisenhower rescues sailboat crew near Miami
An aircrew from carrier Ike rescued five people from a distressed sailboat off the coast of Florida on Sunday.
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Navy to disband a carrier air wing in fiscal 2017
On of the fleet’s 10 carrier air wing is slated to start shutting down in October, with sailors and planes to be reloacted.
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Blinded Navy officer turned paralympic swimmer movie in the works
Lt. Bradley Snyder has become a Paralympic champion despite a bomb blast that left him blind.
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Oxygen deprivation continues to threaten Navy fighter pilots
The rate of F/A-18 Hornet pilots experiencing loss of oxygen mid-flight is holding steady despite efforts to update systems.
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Cleveland Indians great Bob Feller deserves Medal of Freedom, team says
Several organizations are promoting former Chief Petty Officer and Baseball Hall of Famer Bob Feller for the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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Navy touts active-shooter response after false alarm
Recent base shootings have hit the service hard, prompting new efforts to train for active shooter situations.
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Navy SEAL to receive Medal of Honor for U.S. civilian rescue in Afghanistan
A senior enlisted SEAL will be the first sailor in a decade to receive the Medal of Honor, for a mission to rescue an American civilian hostage in Afghanistan in 2012, according to a Tuesday release from the White House.
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Navy strike groups must adapt to rising threats: Experts
Threats from China, Russia and Iran, will force the Navy to re-think its use of carriers, ships and air wings, experts said.
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Real story behind ‘The Finest Hours’: How the movie compares
The author of the definitive account of the Coast Guard’s greatest small-boat rescue on the movie’s accuracy.
-
Zika precautions: Navy’s tips for avoiding the virus
The Bureau of Medicine and Surgery offered steps to minimize your risks from the mosquito-borne virus.
-
Carrier Eisenhower rescues sailboat crew near Miami
An aircrew from carrier Ike rescued five people from a distressed sailboat off the coast of Florida on Sunday.
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Navy to disband a carrier air wing in fiscal 2017
On of the fleet’s 10 carrier air wing is slated to start shutting down in October, with sailors and planes to be reloacted.
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Blinded Navy officer turned paralympic swimmer movie in the works
Lt. Bradley Snyder has become a Paralympic champion despite a bomb blast that left him blind.
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Oxygen deprivation continues to threaten Navy fighter pilots
The rate of F/A-18 Hornet pilots experiencing loss of oxygen mid-flight is holding steady despite efforts to update systems.
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Cleveland Indians great Bob Feller deserves Medal of Freedom, team says
Several organizations are promoting former Chief Petty Officer and Baseball Hall of Famer Bob Feller for the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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Navy touts active-shooter response after false alarm
Recent base shootings have hit the service hard, prompting new efforts to train for active shooter situations.
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Navy SEAL to receive Medal of Honor for U.S. civilian rescue in Afghanistan
A senior enlisted SEAL will be the first sailor in a decade to receive the Medal of Honor, for a mission to rescue an American civilian hostage in Afghanistan in 2012, according to a Tuesday release from the White House.
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Navy strike groups must adapt to rising threats: Experts
Threats from China, Russia and Iran, will force the Navy to re-think its use of carriers, ships and air wings, experts said.
-
Real story behind ‘The Finest Hours’: How the movie compares
The author of the definitive account of the Coast Guard’s greatest small-boat rescue on the movie’s accuracy.
-
Zika precautions: Navy’s tips for avoiding the virus
The Bureau of Medicine and Surgery offered steps to minimize your risks from the mosquito-borne virus.
-
Carrier Eisenhower rescues sailboat crew near Miami
An aircrew from carrier Ike rescued five people from a distressed sailboat off the coast of Florida on Sunday.
-
Navy to disband a carrier air wing in fiscal 2017
On of the fleet’s 10 carrier air wing is slated to start shutting down in October, with sailors and planes to be reloacted.
-
Blinded Navy officer turned paralympic swimmer movie in the works
Lt. Bradley Snyder has become a Paralympic champion despite a bomb blast that left him blind.
-
Oxygen deprivation continues to threaten Navy fighter pilots
The rate of F/A-18 Hornet pilots experiencing loss of oxygen mid-flight is holding steady despite efforts to update systems.
-
Cleveland Indians great Bob Feller deserves Medal of Freedom, team says
Several organizations are promoting former Chief Petty Officer and Baseball Hall of Famer Bob Feller for the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
-
Navy touts active-shooter response after false alarm
Recent base shootings have hit the service hard, prompting new efforts to train for active shooter situations.
-
Navy SEAL to receive Medal of Honor for U.S. civilian rescue in Afghanistan
A senior enlisted SEAL will be the first sailor in a decade to receive the Medal of Honor, for a mission to rescue an American civilian hostage in Afghanistan in 2012, according to a Tuesday release from the White House.
