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Plebes brave rain, vegetable oil in Herndon climb
Academy freshmen braved rain and vegetable grease to scale the Herndon Monument, an annual rite of passage.
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SECNAV signals sweeping changes to promotion, GMT & PFA
Huge changes are coming to the way sailors and officers navigate their careers and meet standards.
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Academy midshipman killed in Amtrak crash
A Naval Academy midshipman was one of the six passengers killed in Tuesday night’s Amtrak crash in north Philadelphia.
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Mabus to push big changes to PT, career opportunities
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus to unveil a long wish list of initiatives to improve sailors’ and Marines’ lives and careers.
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7 sailors headed to trial for sub Wyoming shower videos
Out of 12 submariners suspected of trading videos of women in a shower changing area, seven are headed to court-martial.
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2 Navy aviators rescued after Hornet crash off carrier TR
A Navy F/A-18F Super Hornet crashed into the Arabian Gulf Tuesday after launching off the carrier Theodore Roosevelt.
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Coast Guard eases body composition standards
The Coast Guard is easing its body composition standards slightly to streamline procedures and align with Navy policies.
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Four chief-selects to be honored as sailors of the year
Four freshly advanced chief-selects are heading to Washington, D.C., to be honored as the service’s sailors of the year.
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Report: 2014’s deadly F/A-18 collision was an accident
Pilot Lt. Nate Poloski’s untimely death over the Pacific last year has been ruled an accident, but many questions remain.
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Controversial CO’s name pulled from O-6 selectees list
The promotion of the former CO of the destroyer William P. Lawrence, faulted in the deaths of two helo pilots, is on hold.
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Plebes brave rain, vegetable oil in Herndon climb
Academy freshmen braved rain and vegetable grease to scale the Herndon Monument, an annual rite of passage.
-
SECNAV signals sweeping changes to promotion, GMT & PFA
Huge changes are coming to the way sailors and officers navigate their careers and meet standards.
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Academy midshipman killed in Amtrak crash
A Naval Academy midshipman was one of the six passengers killed in Tuesday night’s Amtrak crash in north Philadelphia.
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Mabus to push big changes to PT, career opportunities
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus to unveil a long wish list of initiatives to improve sailors’ and Marines’ lives and careers.
-
7 sailors headed to trial for sub Wyoming shower videos
Out of 12 submariners suspected of trading videos of women in a shower changing area, seven are headed to court-martial.
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2 Navy aviators rescued after Hornet crash off carrier TR
A Navy F/A-18F Super Hornet crashed into the Arabian Gulf Tuesday after launching off the carrier Theodore Roosevelt.
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Coast Guard eases body composition standards
The Coast Guard is easing its body composition standards slightly to streamline procedures and align with Navy policies.
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Four chief-selects to be honored as sailors of the year
Four freshly advanced chief-selects are heading to Washington, D.C., to be honored as the service’s sailors of the year.
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Report: 2014’s deadly F/A-18 collision was an accident
Pilot Lt. Nate Poloski’s untimely death over the Pacific last year has been ruled an accident, but many questions remain.
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Controversial CO’s name pulled from O-6 selectees list
The promotion of the former CO of the destroyer William P. Lawrence, faulted in the deaths of two helo pilots, is on hold.
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Plebes brave rain, vegetable oil in Herndon climb
Academy freshmen braved rain and vegetable grease to scale the Herndon Monument, an annual rite of passage.
-
SECNAV signals sweeping changes to promotion, GMT & PFA
Huge changes are coming to the way sailors and officers navigate their careers and meet standards.
-
Academy midshipman killed in Amtrak crash
A Naval Academy midshipman was one of the six passengers killed in Tuesday night’s Amtrak crash in north Philadelphia.
-
Mabus to push big changes to PT, career opportunities
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus to unveil a long wish list of initiatives to improve sailors’ and Marines’ lives and careers.
-
7 sailors headed to trial for sub Wyoming shower videos
Out of 12 submariners suspected of trading videos of women in a shower changing area, seven are headed to court-martial.
-
2 Navy aviators rescued after Hornet crash off carrier TR
A Navy F/A-18F Super Hornet crashed into the Arabian Gulf Tuesday after launching off the carrier Theodore Roosevelt.
-
Coast Guard eases body composition standards
The Coast Guard is easing its body composition standards slightly to streamline procedures and align with Navy policies.
-
Four chief-selects to be honored as sailors of the year
Four freshly advanced chief-selects are heading to Washington, D.C., to be honored as the service’s sailors of the year.
-
Report: 2014’s deadly F/A-18 collision was an accident
Pilot Lt. Nate Poloski’s untimely death over the Pacific last year has been ruled an accident, but many questions remain.
-
Controversial CO’s name pulled from O-6 selectees list
The promotion of the former CO of the destroyer William P. Lawrence, faulted in the deaths of two helo pilots, is on hold.
