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Tour lengths extended for more than 2,000 jobs
The Coast Guard is extending tour lengths for more than 2,000 billets to increase job proficiency and save money.
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Bradley Cooper on portraying famed Navy SEAL Chris Kyle
Actor Bradley Cooper discusses his research and prep to play Chris Kyle in “American Sniper.”
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Muslim sailor sues to re-join active duty, with beard
A former active-duty sailor is suing to re-join the Navy with a religious waiver for the beard he says ended his career.
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2015 outlook: SEALs to unveil decision on women’s roles
Special warfare is the only Navy branch closed to women, but 2015 is the year in which officials hammer out whether they’ll integrate female sailors into the elite SEAL and Special Warfare Combatant Crewman communities.
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2015 outlook: Physical fitness changes in the works
The service will consider fitness test changes including height and weight standards and rewards for top scorers.
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SEAL reservist named to command staff at SOCOM
A 24-year SEAL has been selected as the right-hand man to the No. 2 at U.S. Special Operations Command.
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2015 outlook: Aviation milestones
Naval aviation’s manned and unmanned planes are set for a number of milestones in the next year:
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The Navy’s new spy drone swims like a tuna
It’s a tuna. It’s a shark! No, it’s the Navy’s latest underwater drone.
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Naval Academy gets $120 million for new cyber center
The Naval Academy will get $120 million to build its new cyber security center.
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Report: NCIS bungled rape, suicide investigations
When Seaman Kyle Antonacci was found dead in his barracks room in early 2010, it looked like a suicide. His family, however, suspected foul play.
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Tour lengths extended for more than 2,000 jobs
The Coast Guard is extending tour lengths for more than 2,000 billets to increase job proficiency and save money.
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Bradley Cooper on portraying famed Navy SEAL Chris Kyle
Actor Bradley Cooper discusses his research and prep to play Chris Kyle in “American Sniper.”
-
Muslim sailor sues to re-join active duty, with beard
A former active-duty sailor is suing to re-join the Navy with a religious waiver for the beard he says ended his career.
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2015 outlook: SEALs to unveil decision on women’s roles
Special warfare is the only Navy branch closed to women, but 2015 is the year in which officials hammer out whether they’ll integrate female sailors into the elite SEAL and Special Warfare Combatant Crewman communities.
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2015 outlook: Physical fitness changes in the works
The service will consider fitness test changes including height and weight standards and rewards for top scorers.
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SEAL reservist named to command staff at SOCOM
A 24-year SEAL has been selected as the right-hand man to the No. 2 at U.S. Special Operations Command.
-
2015 outlook: Aviation milestones
Naval aviation’s manned and unmanned planes are set for a number of milestones in the next year:
-
The Navy’s new spy drone swims like a tuna
It’s a tuna. It’s a shark! No, it’s the Navy’s latest underwater drone.
-
Naval Academy gets $120 million for new cyber center
The Naval Academy will get $120 million to build its new cyber security center.
-
Report: NCIS bungled rape, suicide investigations
When Seaman Kyle Antonacci was found dead in his barracks room in early 2010, it looked like a suicide. His family, however, suspected foul play.
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Tour lengths extended for more than 2,000 jobs
The Coast Guard is extending tour lengths for more than 2,000 billets to increase job proficiency and save money.
-
Bradley Cooper on portraying famed Navy SEAL Chris Kyle
Actor Bradley Cooper discusses his research and prep to play Chris Kyle in “American Sniper.”
-
Muslim sailor sues to re-join active duty, with beard
A former active-duty sailor is suing to re-join the Navy with a religious waiver for the beard he says ended his career.
-
2015 outlook: SEALs to unveil decision on women’s roles
Special warfare is the only Navy branch closed to women, but 2015 is the year in which officials hammer out whether they’ll integrate female sailors into the elite SEAL and Special Warfare Combatant Crewman communities.
-
2015 outlook: Physical fitness changes in the works
The service will consider fitness test changes including height and weight standards and rewards for top scorers.
-
SEAL reservist named to command staff at SOCOM
A 24-year SEAL has been selected as the right-hand man to the No. 2 at U.S. Special Operations Command.
-
2015 outlook: Aviation milestones
Naval aviation’s manned and unmanned planes are set for a number of milestones in the next year:
-
The Navy’s new spy drone swims like a tuna
It’s a tuna. It’s a shark! No, it’s the Navy’s latest underwater drone.
-
Naval Academy gets $120 million for new cyber center
The Naval Academy will get $120 million to build its new cyber security center.
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Report: NCIS bungled rape, suicide investigations
When Seaman Kyle Antonacci was found dead in his barracks room in early 2010, it looked like a suicide. His family, however, suspected foul play.
