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Survey asks sailors about alcohol use
The annual survey seeks to get feedback on drinking and alcohol abuse programs from those serving.
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Carrier GW returns home in first leg of 3-carrier swap
The carrier trip marks the first leg of a three-carrier swap announced in early 2014.
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Amphib Ashland, Marines, Coast Guard aid typhoon relief
The amphibious dock landing ship Ashland is heading to Saipan Friday to aid in typhoon relief.
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Navy triples maternity leave for sailors, starting now
New Navy moms are eligible to take 12 weeks of additional maternity leave in the first year after childbirth.
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Coast Guard discipline data for first half of 2015
The Coast Guard handed down 25 court-martial convictions from January through June this year.
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Shore Navy bases getting LED light bulbs
Bases are getting LED lights that are safer and use less energy than fluorescent bulbs.
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New body fat rules, big changes to Navy BCA
The Navy is shaking up the body composition assessment in ways that could save thousands of sailors’ careers.
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Coasties pull security for annual pony swim
Assateague Island, Virginia, is known for its population of wild horses, which every year are rounded up and brought across the channel to Chincoteague Island, where some are auctioned off to keep the numbers under control.
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Helo mechanic is stellar coach, on the field or on duty
AMT2 Lee Biladeau, a Michigan-based MH65 Dolphin helicopter mechanic and aircrewman, is Coast Guardsman of the Year.
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Stupid sailor pranks: Hazing reports drop in severity
Hazing is becoming more rare in the Navy, but some say new policies have taken the fun and tradition out of serving.
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Survey asks sailors about alcohol use
The annual survey seeks to get feedback on drinking and alcohol abuse programs from those serving.
-
Carrier GW returns home in first leg of 3-carrier swap
The carrier trip marks the first leg of a three-carrier swap announced in early 2014.
-
Amphib Ashland, Marines, Coast Guard aid typhoon relief
The amphibious dock landing ship Ashland is heading to Saipan Friday to aid in typhoon relief.
-
Navy triples maternity leave for sailors, starting now
New Navy moms are eligible to take 12 weeks of additional maternity leave in the first year after childbirth.
-
Coast Guard discipline data for first half of 2015
The Coast Guard handed down 25 court-martial convictions from January through June this year.
-
Shore Navy bases getting LED light bulbs
Bases are getting LED lights that are safer and use less energy than fluorescent bulbs.
-
New body fat rules, big changes to Navy BCA
The Navy is shaking up the body composition assessment in ways that could save thousands of sailors’ careers.
-
Coasties pull security for annual pony swim
Assateague Island, Virginia, is known for its population of wild horses, which every year are rounded up and brought across the channel to Chincoteague Island, where some are auctioned off to keep the numbers under control.
-
Helo mechanic is stellar coach, on the field or on duty
AMT2 Lee Biladeau, a Michigan-based MH65 Dolphin helicopter mechanic and aircrewman, is Coast Guardsman of the Year.
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Stupid sailor pranks: Hazing reports drop in severity
Hazing is becoming more rare in the Navy, but some say new policies have taken the fun and tradition out of serving.
-
Survey asks sailors about alcohol use
The annual survey seeks to get feedback on drinking and alcohol abuse programs from those serving.
-
Carrier GW returns home in first leg of 3-carrier swap
The carrier trip marks the first leg of a three-carrier swap announced in early 2014.
-
Amphib Ashland, Marines, Coast Guard aid typhoon relief
The amphibious dock landing ship Ashland is heading to Saipan Friday to aid in typhoon relief.
-
Navy triples maternity leave for sailors, starting now
New Navy moms are eligible to take 12 weeks of additional maternity leave in the first year after childbirth.
-
Coast Guard discipline data for first half of 2015
The Coast Guard handed down 25 court-martial convictions from January through June this year.
-
Shore Navy bases getting LED light bulbs
Bases are getting LED lights that are safer and use less energy than fluorescent bulbs.
-
New body fat rules, big changes to Navy BCA
The Navy is shaking up the body composition assessment in ways that could save thousands of sailors’ careers.
-
Coasties pull security for annual pony swim
Assateague Island, Virginia, is known for its population of wild horses, which every year are rounded up and brought across the channel to Chincoteague Island, where some are auctioned off to keep the numbers under control.
-
Helo mechanic is stellar coach, on the field or on duty
AMT2 Lee Biladeau, a Michigan-based MH65 Dolphin helicopter mechanic and aircrewman, is Coast Guardsman of the Year.
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Stupid sailor pranks: Hazing reports drop in severity
Hazing is becoming more rare in the Navy, but some say new policies have taken the fun and tradition out of serving.
