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Coast Guard needs 8 icebreakers to cover polar regions: retired 4-star
The U.S. will need eight icebreakers if it wants one patrolling either pole at all times, said a former commandant.
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Ray Mabus stands fast despite criticism of women serving in all Navy, Marine jobs
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus quipped about the grousing some of his initiatives have sparked among sailors and Marines.
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Coast Guard moves forward to design new icebreakers
The Coast Guard has released its requirement for the new heavy icebreakers its leaders have been calling for.
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Navy strike group commander fired for viewing porn at work
A one-star CSG boss has been relieved following allegations that he used his government computer to access pornography.
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Navy secretary dismisses SEALs’ concerns about integrating women
The Navy secretary is urging his admirals to push forward with integrating women into the storied Navy SEAL teams.
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Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds, former Heisman contender, lands elite award
Keenan Reynolds picked up another accolade Tuesday, but this time it wasn’t just for success on the field.
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Navy to shutdown combat-tested spec ops helicopter squadron
Norfolk-based HSC-84 will shutter after a decade of shadowy missions in war zones, in a money-saving reorganization.
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Three carrier crews wrap up homeport shifts
Three flattops will settle into their new homes and one will make its fleet debut in 2016.
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Navy PFA award, fitness trackers pilot in the works
The Outstanding Fitness Award honors sailors who earn three outstanding grades in a row on their PRT.
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Navy’s Great Green Fleet preps to deploy on bio-fuels
A carrier strike group will set sail in early 2016 on a deployment that showcases biofuel usage.
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Coast Guard needs 8 icebreakers to cover polar regions: retired 4-star
The U.S. will need eight icebreakers if it wants one patrolling either pole at all times, said a former commandant.
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Ray Mabus stands fast despite criticism of women serving in all Navy, Marine jobs
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus quipped about the grousing some of his initiatives have sparked among sailors and Marines.
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Coast Guard moves forward to design new icebreakers
The Coast Guard has released its requirement for the new heavy icebreakers its leaders have been calling for.
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Navy strike group commander fired for viewing porn at work
A one-star CSG boss has been relieved following allegations that he used his government computer to access pornography.
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Navy secretary dismisses SEALs’ concerns about integrating women
The Navy secretary is urging his admirals to push forward with integrating women into the storied Navy SEAL teams.
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Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds, former Heisman contender, lands elite award
Keenan Reynolds picked up another accolade Tuesday, but this time it wasn’t just for success on the field.
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Navy to shutdown combat-tested spec ops helicopter squadron
Norfolk-based HSC-84 will shutter after a decade of shadowy missions in war zones, in a money-saving reorganization.
-
Three carrier crews wrap up homeport shifts
Three flattops will settle into their new homes and one will make its fleet debut in 2016.
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Navy PFA award, fitness trackers pilot in the works
The Outstanding Fitness Award honors sailors who earn three outstanding grades in a row on their PRT.
-
Navy’s Great Green Fleet preps to deploy on bio-fuels
A carrier strike group will set sail in early 2016 on a deployment that showcases biofuel usage.
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Coast Guard needs 8 icebreakers to cover polar regions: retired 4-star
The U.S. will need eight icebreakers if it wants one patrolling either pole at all times, said a former commandant.
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Ray Mabus stands fast despite criticism of women serving in all Navy, Marine jobs
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus quipped about the grousing some of his initiatives have sparked among sailors and Marines.
-
Coast Guard moves forward to design new icebreakers
The Coast Guard has released its requirement for the new heavy icebreakers its leaders have been calling for.
-
Navy strike group commander fired for viewing porn at work
A one-star CSG boss has been relieved following allegations that he used his government computer to access pornography.
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Navy secretary dismisses SEALs’ concerns about integrating women
The Navy secretary is urging his admirals to push forward with integrating women into the storied Navy SEAL teams.
-
Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds, former Heisman contender, lands elite award
Keenan Reynolds picked up another accolade Tuesday, but this time it wasn’t just for success on the field.
-
Navy to shutdown combat-tested spec ops helicopter squadron
Norfolk-based HSC-84 will shutter after a decade of shadowy missions in war zones, in a money-saving reorganization.
-
Three carrier crews wrap up homeport shifts
Three flattops will settle into their new homes and one will make its fleet debut in 2016.
-
Navy PFA award, fitness trackers pilot in the works
The Outstanding Fitness Award honors sailors who earn three outstanding grades in a row on their PRT.
-
Navy’s Great Green Fleet preps to deploy on bio-fuels
A carrier strike group will set sail in early 2016 on a deployment that showcases biofuel usage.
