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Navy aims to boost sex assault reporting, stop reprisals
In tackling sexual assault, the Navy is focusing on retaliation and male reporting numbers.
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New funds to aid Coast Guard in adopting a UAV
Officials are developing requirements for a drone that can accomplish missions without having to be built from scratch.
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Divers in 1985 Lebanon hijacking receive POW medals
Six Navy divers held hostage for 17 days in 1985 received Prisoner of War Medals on Friday in a small ceremony outside Washington, D.C.
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Oregon-based cutter CO vows to fight firing
The commanding officer of the cutter Steadfast was fired after a loss of confidence in the midst of an investigation.
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TR strike group ready to block Iranian ships off Yemen
The aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt has entered the waters off of Yemen and is prepared to seize weapons shipments.
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‘NKO stinks’ — Everyone wants learning hub dumped
Navy officials are looking for suggestions to launch an improved version of NKO, the online learning hub.
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Officials: Progress seen in Navy sex assault reporting
The Navy said it’s seeing progress with Instances of sexual assault down and reports up.
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SECNAV: F-35C should be Navy’s last manned strike jet
The F-35C will probably be the Navy’s last manned strike fighter, the Navy secretary said.
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SECNAV calls for innovative ideas from the fleet
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus has launched Task Force Innovation to gather sailor ideas and speed up solutions.
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CNP says ‘NKO stinks,’ aims to design new training hub
Sailors have complained about NKO for years. The chief of personnel wants to dump it and build a faster training portal.
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Navy aims to boost sex assault reporting, stop reprisals
In tackling sexual assault, the Navy is focusing on retaliation and male reporting numbers.
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New funds to aid Coast Guard in adopting a UAV
Officials are developing requirements for a drone that can accomplish missions without having to be built from scratch.
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Divers in 1985 Lebanon hijacking receive POW medals
Six Navy divers held hostage for 17 days in 1985 received Prisoner of War Medals on Friday in a small ceremony outside Washington, D.C.
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Oregon-based cutter CO vows to fight firing
The commanding officer of the cutter Steadfast was fired after a loss of confidence in the midst of an investigation.
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TR strike group ready to block Iranian ships off Yemen
The aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt has entered the waters off of Yemen and is prepared to seize weapons shipments.
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‘NKO stinks’ — Everyone wants learning hub dumped
Navy officials are looking for suggestions to launch an improved version of NKO, the online learning hub.
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Officials: Progress seen in Navy sex assault reporting
The Navy said it’s seeing progress with Instances of sexual assault down and reports up.
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SECNAV: F-35C should be Navy’s last manned strike jet
The F-35C will probably be the Navy’s last manned strike fighter, the Navy secretary said.
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SECNAV calls for innovative ideas from the fleet
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus has launched Task Force Innovation to gather sailor ideas and speed up solutions.
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CNP says ‘NKO stinks,’ aims to design new training hub
Sailors have complained about NKO for years. The chief of personnel wants to dump it and build a faster training portal.
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Navy aims to boost sex assault reporting, stop reprisals
In tackling sexual assault, the Navy is focusing on retaliation and male reporting numbers.
-
New funds to aid Coast Guard in adopting a UAV
Officials are developing requirements for a drone that can accomplish missions without having to be built from scratch.
-
Divers in 1985 Lebanon hijacking receive POW medals
Six Navy divers held hostage for 17 days in 1985 received Prisoner of War Medals on Friday in a small ceremony outside Washington, D.C.
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Oregon-based cutter CO vows to fight firing
The commanding officer of the cutter Steadfast was fired after a loss of confidence in the midst of an investigation.
-
TR strike group ready to block Iranian ships off Yemen
The aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt has entered the waters off of Yemen and is prepared to seize weapons shipments.
-
‘NKO stinks’ — Everyone wants learning hub dumped
Navy officials are looking for suggestions to launch an improved version of NKO, the online learning hub.
-
Officials: Progress seen in Navy sex assault reporting
The Navy said it’s seeing progress with Instances of sexual assault down and reports up.
-
SECNAV: F-35C should be Navy’s last manned strike jet
The F-35C will probably be the Navy’s last manned strike fighter, the Navy secretary said.
-
SECNAV calls for innovative ideas from the fleet
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus has launched Task Force Innovation to gather sailor ideas and speed up solutions.
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CNP says ‘NKO stinks,’ aims to design new training hub
Sailors have complained about NKO for years. The chief of personnel wants to dump it and build a faster training portal.
