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Naval aviation progress comes in fits, starts
From strike fighters to rotary wing aircraft, the face of naval aviation is changing. Where many of the key programs stand.
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Sea lions, dolphins still fleet’s underwater guardians
The Navy’s marine mammal program harnesses the unique abilities of dolphins and sea lions to detect underwater threats.
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Officer and victim in S.C. shooting are Coast Guard vets
The South Carolina police officer and the unarmed black man he shot are Coast Guard veterans, officials confirmed.
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Career opportunities rise as more exit Coast Guard
The Coast Guard’s advancement pipeline is opening up in a few places, after years of gridlock caused by high retention.
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Former SEAL found not guilty of lying about how he was shot
An ex-SEAL, on trial for lying about being shot in an Ohio parking lot in 2014, is found not guilty on Wednesday.
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Sailors team up with African navies for exercise
Almost two dozen countries participated in the fifth iteration of Exercise Obangame Express in western Africa in late March.
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Navy charges petty officer at center of sub video ring
A sailor accused of recording illicit videos of female officers has been unfairly characterized, his attorney said.
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Navy: Precautions in place to protect those on IS ‘kill list’
No imminent threats exist toward sailors whose names appeared on an Islamic State support site, an official said Thursday.
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Marine colonel tapped to be Naval Academy commandant
The Naval Academy has selected a Marine as its next commandant, the second in its history.
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Female midshipmen among victims in shower-video ring
Sailors suspected of secretly filming dozens of female officers and midshipmen undressing.
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Naval aviation progress comes in fits, starts
From strike fighters to rotary wing aircraft, the face of naval aviation is changing. Where many of the key programs stand.
-
Sea lions, dolphins still fleet’s underwater guardians
The Navy’s marine mammal program harnesses the unique abilities of dolphins and sea lions to detect underwater threats.
-
Officer and victim in S.C. shooting are Coast Guard vets
The South Carolina police officer and the unarmed black man he shot are Coast Guard veterans, officials confirmed.
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Career opportunities rise as more exit Coast Guard
The Coast Guard’s advancement pipeline is opening up in a few places, after years of gridlock caused by high retention.
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Former SEAL found not guilty of lying about how he was shot
An ex-SEAL, on trial for lying about being shot in an Ohio parking lot in 2014, is found not guilty on Wednesday.
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Sailors team up with African navies for exercise
Almost two dozen countries participated in the fifth iteration of Exercise Obangame Express in western Africa in late March.
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Navy charges petty officer at center of sub video ring
A sailor accused of recording illicit videos of female officers has been unfairly characterized, his attorney said.
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Navy: Precautions in place to protect those on IS ‘kill list’
No imminent threats exist toward sailors whose names appeared on an Islamic State support site, an official said Thursday.
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Marine colonel tapped to be Naval Academy commandant
The Naval Academy has selected a Marine as its next commandant, the second in its history.
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Female midshipmen among victims in shower-video ring
Sailors suspected of secretly filming dozens of female officers and midshipmen undressing.
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Naval aviation progress comes in fits, starts
From strike fighters to rotary wing aircraft, the face of naval aviation is changing. Where many of the key programs stand.
-
Sea lions, dolphins still fleet’s underwater guardians
The Navy’s marine mammal program harnesses the unique abilities of dolphins and sea lions to detect underwater threats.
-
Officer and victim in S.C. shooting are Coast Guard vets
The South Carolina police officer and the unarmed black man he shot are Coast Guard veterans, officials confirmed.
-
Career opportunities rise as more exit Coast Guard
The Coast Guard’s advancement pipeline is opening up in a few places, after years of gridlock caused by high retention.
-
Former SEAL found not guilty of lying about how he was shot
An ex-SEAL, on trial for lying about being shot in an Ohio parking lot in 2014, is found not guilty on Wednesday.
-
Sailors team up with African navies for exercise
Almost two dozen countries participated in the fifth iteration of Exercise Obangame Express in western Africa in late March.
-
Navy charges petty officer at center of sub video ring
A sailor accused of recording illicit videos of female officers has been unfairly characterized, his attorney said.
-
Navy: Precautions in place to protect those on IS ‘kill list’
No imminent threats exist toward sailors whose names appeared on an Islamic State support site, an official said Thursday.
-
Marine colonel tapped to be Naval Academy commandant
The Naval Academy has selected a Marine as its next commandant, the second in its history.
-
Female midshipmen among victims in shower-video ring
Sailors suspected of secretly filming dozens of female officers and midshipmen undressing.
