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Great Green Fleet readies to sail in January
More than six years after it was first announced, the Great Green Fleet will makes its maiden voyage in late January.
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Report: Banned breath-holding contest ended in SEALs’ deaths
Officials have said the SEALs’ tragic deaths likely stemmed from a banned practice meant to hone their frogmen skills.
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Navy officer promotion overhaul moves forward
The Navy will seek congressional approval for proposals to overhaul officer promotions.
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Report: Sailor ring repeatedly filmed undressing women on sub
The recordings weren’t a one-off occurrence or a prank. It was a sophisticated and repeated privacy invasion, a new report details.
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Sources: Few women choose to stay in submarine force
The number of women who re-up for sub duty is a test to assess the sustainability of the integration effort.
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Pentagon OKs plan allowing women to join Navy SEALs
The Pentagon’s move sets the SEALs on a track that will take many months for a GI Jane to earn her Trident.
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Navy Chaplain Corps focuses on enrichment in 240th year
As long as there has been a Navy, leaders have called on chaplains to keep sailors on an even spiritual keel.
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Carrier Theodore Roosevelt returns from round-the-world deployment
The carrier Theodore Roosevelt pulled into its new home port Monday, following a ’round-the-world cruise.
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Cutter Bertholf catches drug sub, offloads 25 tons of cocaine
Coast Guard cutters busted tons of narcotics from three drug subs this summer.
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Women officers say price tag for Navy’s uniform push is unfair
Some female officers are lukewarm about uniform changes and incensed they’ll have to pay out of pocket to buy them.
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Great Green Fleet readies to sail in January
More than six years after it was first announced, the Great Green Fleet will makes its maiden voyage in late January.
-
Report: Banned breath-holding contest ended in SEALs’ deaths
Officials have said the SEALs’ tragic deaths likely stemmed from a banned practice meant to hone their frogmen skills.
-
Navy officer promotion overhaul moves forward
The Navy will seek congressional approval for proposals to overhaul officer promotions.
-
Report: Sailor ring repeatedly filmed undressing women on sub
The recordings weren’t a one-off occurrence or a prank. It was a sophisticated and repeated privacy invasion, a new report details.
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Sources: Few women choose to stay in submarine force
The number of women who re-up for sub duty is a test to assess the sustainability of the integration effort.
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Pentagon OKs plan allowing women to join Navy SEALs
The Pentagon’s move sets the SEALs on a track that will take many months for a GI Jane to earn her Trident.
-
Navy Chaplain Corps focuses on enrichment in 240th year
As long as there has been a Navy, leaders have called on chaplains to keep sailors on an even spiritual keel.
-
Carrier Theodore Roosevelt returns from round-the-world deployment
The carrier Theodore Roosevelt pulled into its new home port Monday, following a ’round-the-world cruise.
-
Cutter Bertholf catches drug sub, offloads 25 tons of cocaine
Coast Guard cutters busted tons of narcotics from three drug subs this summer.
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Women officers say price tag for Navy’s uniform push is unfair
Some female officers are lukewarm about uniform changes and incensed they’ll have to pay out of pocket to buy them.
-
Great Green Fleet readies to sail in January
More than six years after it was first announced, the Great Green Fleet will makes its maiden voyage in late January.
-
Report: Banned breath-holding contest ended in SEALs’ deaths
Officials have said the SEALs’ tragic deaths likely stemmed from a banned practice meant to hone their frogmen skills.
-
Navy officer promotion overhaul moves forward
The Navy will seek congressional approval for proposals to overhaul officer promotions.
-
Report: Sailor ring repeatedly filmed undressing women on sub
The recordings weren’t a one-off occurrence or a prank. It was a sophisticated and repeated privacy invasion, a new report details.
-
Sources: Few women choose to stay in submarine force
The number of women who re-up for sub duty is a test to assess the sustainability of the integration effort.
-
Pentagon OKs plan allowing women to join Navy SEALs
The Pentagon’s move sets the SEALs on a track that will take many months for a GI Jane to earn her Trident.
-
Navy Chaplain Corps focuses on enrichment in 240th year
As long as there has been a Navy, leaders have called on chaplains to keep sailors on an even spiritual keel.
-
Carrier Theodore Roosevelt returns from round-the-world deployment
The carrier Theodore Roosevelt pulled into its new home port Monday, following a ’round-the-world cruise.
-
Cutter Bertholf catches drug sub, offloads 25 tons of cocaine
Coast Guard cutters busted tons of narcotics from three drug subs this summer.
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Women officers say price tag for Navy’s uniform push is unfair
Some female officers are lukewarm about uniform changes and incensed they’ll have to pay out of pocket to buy them.
