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Expert: Iran likely to seek more confrontations in 2016 with U.S. Navy
Iran’s paramilitary fired rockets near a U.S. carrier. An expert says to expect stunts like this to continue.
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Sailors to put fitness trackers to the test in 2016
The Navy wants sailors to hit their fitness goals with a new accessory: wearable trackers.
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Navy races to keep aging F/A-18 Hornets flying longer
The Navy is in a race against the clock to keep enough fighters flying to support deployments and train troops at home.
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Officials reviewing exercises for job-related PRT
For decades, it’s been the same thing: Run, pushups and sit-ups, twice a year.
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Navy SEALs prepare to open elite teams to women
The Navy SEALs are preparing to open their ranks to women who can survive their arduous training.
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Navy’s eased BCA rules start now
Jan.1 ushers in a new era area of body fat measurement in the Navy.
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Carrier Nimitz to stay in Bremerton through 2018
Good news for the Bremerton, Washington-based crew of the Nimitz: No homeport shift next year.
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New ethics training pulls scenarios from headlines
New bystander training features six videos designed to help facilitate discussions about problems like binge drinking.
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Coast Guard courts-martial, firings from April to June 2015
What officers and enlisted got in trouble for.
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Navy SEALs won’t change standards for women, admiral says
The SEALs have no plans to water down their grueling training and elite physical standards.
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Expert: Iran likely to seek more confrontations in 2016 with U.S. Navy
Iran’s paramilitary fired rockets near a U.S. carrier. An expert says to expect stunts like this to continue.
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Sailors to put fitness trackers to the test in 2016
The Navy wants sailors to hit their fitness goals with a new accessory: wearable trackers.
-
Navy races to keep aging F/A-18 Hornets flying longer
The Navy is in a race against the clock to keep enough fighters flying to support deployments and train troops at home.
-
Officials reviewing exercises for job-related PRT
For decades, it’s been the same thing: Run, pushups and sit-ups, twice a year.
-
Navy SEALs prepare to open elite teams to women
The Navy SEALs are preparing to open their ranks to women who can survive their arduous training.
-
Navy’s eased BCA rules start now
Jan.1 ushers in a new era area of body fat measurement in the Navy.
-
Carrier Nimitz to stay in Bremerton through 2018
Good news for the Bremerton, Washington-based crew of the Nimitz: No homeport shift next year.
-
New ethics training pulls scenarios from headlines
New bystander training features six videos designed to help facilitate discussions about problems like binge drinking.
-
Coast Guard courts-martial, firings from April to June 2015
What officers and enlisted got in trouble for.
-
Navy SEALs won’t change standards for women, admiral says
The SEALs have no plans to water down their grueling training and elite physical standards.
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Expert: Iran likely to seek more confrontations in 2016 with U.S. Navy
Iran’s paramilitary fired rockets near a U.S. carrier. An expert says to expect stunts like this to continue.
-
Sailors to put fitness trackers to the test in 2016
The Navy wants sailors to hit their fitness goals with a new accessory: wearable trackers.
-
Navy races to keep aging F/A-18 Hornets flying longer
The Navy is in a race against the clock to keep enough fighters flying to support deployments and train troops at home.
-
Officials reviewing exercises for job-related PRT
For decades, it’s been the same thing: Run, pushups and sit-ups, twice a year.
-
Navy SEALs prepare to open elite teams to women
The Navy SEALs are preparing to open their ranks to women who can survive their arduous training.
-
Navy’s eased BCA rules start now
Jan.1 ushers in a new era area of body fat measurement in the Navy.
-
Carrier Nimitz to stay in Bremerton through 2018
Good news for the Bremerton, Washington-based crew of the Nimitz: No homeport shift next year.
-
New ethics training pulls scenarios from headlines
New bystander training features six videos designed to help facilitate discussions about problems like binge drinking.
-
Coast Guard courts-martial, firings from April to June 2015
What officers and enlisted got in trouble for.
-
Navy SEALs won’t change standards for women, admiral says
The SEALs have no plans to water down their grueling training and elite physical standards.
