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On trip, SECNAV names subs Montana and Iowa
SECNAV made two stops on a ship-naming tour to announce the two newest attack subs in their namesake states.
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MCPOCG: Coast Guard eyes expanded maternity leave
The Coast Guard is eyeing expanding maternity leave and boosting incentives to keep crews on national security cutters.
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Navy secretary wants Marine Corps infantry open to women
Marine infantry and MARSOC will soon open to female warriors, if the head of the Navy Department gets his way.
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Rising innovation star knocks Navy’s career rigidity
Two years ago, Lt. Cmdr. Ben Kohlmann was the young face of Navy innovation. Now he’s getting out.
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Prizes on tap in new innovation awards contest
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus wants to instill an innovation culture and is offering prizes like cash and plum assignments.
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MCPOCG aims to overhaul training, education
MCPOCG is leading changes to enlisted professional education and boosting chief development programs.
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Cutter Stratton’s historic haul included two drug subs
Their eight total busts combined with cocaine seized from the cutters Bertholf, Midgett and Thetis and the U.S.
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Women as Navy SEALs: controversial plan presses ahead
The long-awaited move comes out of a comprehensive review and is sparking controversy.
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SECNAV dubs next littoral combat ship Oakland
The next ship in the littoral combat fleet will be named the Oakland, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus announced Wednesday.
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Navy SEALs set to open to women, top admiral says
The high-level push to integrate the storied SEAL brotherhood is coming on the heels of a comprehensive review.
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On trip, SECNAV names subs Montana and Iowa
SECNAV made two stops on a ship-naming tour to announce the two newest attack subs in their namesake states.
-
MCPOCG: Coast Guard eyes expanded maternity leave
The Coast Guard is eyeing expanding maternity leave and boosting incentives to keep crews on national security cutters.
-
Navy secretary wants Marine Corps infantry open to women
Marine infantry and MARSOC will soon open to female warriors, if the head of the Navy Department gets his way.
-
Rising innovation star knocks Navy’s career rigidity
Two years ago, Lt. Cmdr. Ben Kohlmann was the young face of Navy innovation. Now he’s getting out.
-
Prizes on tap in new innovation awards contest
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus wants to instill an innovation culture and is offering prizes like cash and plum assignments.
-
MCPOCG aims to overhaul training, education
MCPOCG is leading changes to enlisted professional education and boosting chief development programs.
-
Cutter Stratton’s historic haul included two drug subs
Their eight total busts combined with cocaine seized from the cutters Bertholf, Midgett and Thetis and the U.S.
-
Women as Navy SEALs: controversial plan presses ahead
The long-awaited move comes out of a comprehensive review and is sparking controversy.
-
SECNAV dubs next littoral combat ship Oakland
The next ship in the littoral combat fleet will be named the Oakland, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus announced Wednesday.
-
Navy SEALs set to open to women, top admiral says
The high-level push to integrate the storied SEAL brotherhood is coming on the heels of a comprehensive review.
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On trip, SECNAV names subs Montana and Iowa
SECNAV made two stops on a ship-naming tour to announce the two newest attack subs in their namesake states.
-
MCPOCG: Coast Guard eyes expanded maternity leave
The Coast Guard is eyeing expanding maternity leave and boosting incentives to keep crews on national security cutters.
-
Navy secretary wants Marine Corps infantry open to women
Marine infantry and MARSOC will soon open to female warriors, if the head of the Navy Department gets his way.
-
Rising innovation star knocks Navy’s career rigidity
Two years ago, Lt. Cmdr. Ben Kohlmann was the young face of Navy innovation. Now he’s getting out.
-
Prizes on tap in new innovation awards contest
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus wants to instill an innovation culture and is offering prizes like cash and plum assignments.
-
MCPOCG aims to overhaul training, education
MCPOCG is leading changes to enlisted professional education and boosting chief development programs.
-
Cutter Stratton’s historic haul included two drug subs
Their eight total busts combined with cocaine seized from the cutters Bertholf, Midgett and Thetis and the U.S.
-
Women as Navy SEALs: controversial plan presses ahead
The long-awaited move comes out of a comprehensive review and is sparking controversy.
-
SECNAV dubs next littoral combat ship Oakland
The next ship in the littoral combat fleet will be named the Oakland, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus announced Wednesday.
-
Navy SEALs set to open to women, top admiral says
The high-level push to integrate the storied SEAL brotherhood is coming on the heels of a comprehensive review.
