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Ship selection: Surface warriors pick Rota, LCS
On ship selection night at the Naval Academy, 243 midshipmen were given a choice of 255 billets on more than 100 ships.
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Official: Navy investigating pilot’s campus fly-by
An F/A-18E pilot who flew over the University of California, Berkeley, Tuesday is under investigation.
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Coast Guard renders court-martial verdicts in late 2014
The Coast Guard handed down 36 courts-martial verdicts in the last three months of 2014.
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New SAPR reporting rules boost response time
To ensure resources are made available to sexual assault victims, the Navy requires a new progress report be filed.
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Amphibious ships positioned closer to Yemen
Two amphibs moved into the Red Sea in case an evacuation of Americans is needed in Yemen’s civil war.
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Zukunft: Ships needed for Arctic, drug interdiction
Adm. Paul Zukunft made his case for more ships, airplanes and resources, though the service has a long acquisition list.
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SECNAV unveils new name for LCS: the ‘fast frigate’
New Freedom- and Independence-class ships will now be christened as “fast frigates.” Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said.
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The clock is winding down to save the USS Ranger
The decommissioned supercarrier Ranger is headed for the scrapyard, unless an 11th-hour effort to save it succeeds.
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Installations boss: Improvements coming to base life
Vice Adm. Dixon Smith, head of Navy Installations Command, set a timeline for base improvements and other initiatives.
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CNP: Boost enlisted training, overhaul officer promotion
The chief of naval personnel wants to change the officer advancement system and beef up mid-career enlisted training.
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Ship selection: Surface warriors pick Rota, LCS
On ship selection night at the Naval Academy, 243 midshipmen were given a choice of 255 billets on more than 100 ships.
-
Official: Navy investigating pilot’s campus fly-by
An F/A-18E pilot who flew over the University of California, Berkeley, Tuesday is under investigation.
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Coast Guard renders court-martial verdicts in late 2014
The Coast Guard handed down 36 courts-martial verdicts in the last three months of 2014.
-
New SAPR reporting rules boost response time
To ensure resources are made available to sexual assault victims, the Navy requires a new progress report be filed.
-
Amphibious ships positioned closer to Yemen
Two amphibs moved into the Red Sea in case an evacuation of Americans is needed in Yemen’s civil war.
-
Zukunft: Ships needed for Arctic, drug interdiction
Adm. Paul Zukunft made his case for more ships, airplanes and resources, though the service has a long acquisition list.
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SECNAV unveils new name for LCS: the ‘fast frigate’
New Freedom- and Independence-class ships will now be christened as “fast frigates.” Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said.
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The clock is winding down to save the USS Ranger
The decommissioned supercarrier Ranger is headed for the scrapyard, unless an 11th-hour effort to save it succeeds.
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Installations boss: Improvements coming to base life
Vice Adm. Dixon Smith, head of Navy Installations Command, set a timeline for base improvements and other initiatives.
-
CNP: Boost enlisted training, overhaul officer promotion
The chief of naval personnel wants to change the officer advancement system and beef up mid-career enlisted training.
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Ship selection: Surface warriors pick Rota, LCS
On ship selection night at the Naval Academy, 243 midshipmen were given a choice of 255 billets on more than 100 ships.
-
Official: Navy investigating pilot’s campus fly-by
An F/A-18E pilot who flew over the University of California, Berkeley, Tuesday is under investigation.
-
Coast Guard renders court-martial verdicts in late 2014
The Coast Guard handed down 36 courts-martial verdicts in the last three months of 2014.
-
New SAPR reporting rules boost response time
To ensure resources are made available to sexual assault victims, the Navy requires a new progress report be filed.
-
Amphibious ships positioned closer to Yemen
Two amphibs moved into the Red Sea in case an evacuation of Americans is needed in Yemen’s civil war.
-
Zukunft: Ships needed for Arctic, drug interdiction
Adm. Paul Zukunft made his case for more ships, airplanes and resources, though the service has a long acquisition list.
-
SECNAV unveils new name for LCS: the ‘fast frigate’
New Freedom- and Independence-class ships will now be christened as “fast frigates.” Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said.
-
The clock is winding down to save the USS Ranger
The decommissioned supercarrier Ranger is headed for the scrapyard, unless an 11th-hour effort to save it succeeds.
-
Installations boss: Improvements coming to base life
Vice Adm. Dixon Smith, head of Navy Installations Command, set a timeline for base improvements and other initiatives.
-
CNP: Boost enlisted training, overhaul officer promotion
The chief of naval personnel wants to change the officer advancement system and beef up mid-career enlisted training.
