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Hospital ship Comfort temporarily suspends medical services in Haiti
Two people were injured when 19 people with the mission, including 12 military personnel, fell overboard amid a heavy swell, a Navy spokesman said.
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Next America-class amphibious assault ship to be named ‘Fallujah’
“This namesake deserves to be in the Pantheon of iconic Marine Corps battles.”
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Three deployments. Two mental health visits. One attempted separation.
“I went to get help, thinking it would be the best thing for me, and it’s turned into a battle for my career.”
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US Navy secretary sees no need to rush next-gen destroyer program
The industrial base is behind on destroyer deliveries, but SECNAV wants to continue the line “for a long period of time” instead of rushing to start DDG(X)
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Two Super Hornet jets suffer back-to-back Class A mishaps
No one was injured in either of the Class A mishaps last month.
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US Navy creates innovation center, advisory board to focus investments
A new Navy Innovation Center will work with industry and academia to ensure the service remains ahead of tech trends over the long term.
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Sailor’s conviction overturned due to judge’s suspended law license
The judge presided over nine courts-martial and two Article 32 hearings during the period in which her law license was suspended.
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White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
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Domestic extremism is rare in the military, ‘but it is an issue’
A new report has some recommendations for the Defense Department.
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Glitches delay full rollout of new Navy eval program
The old system will be available to sailors through next year as the service works out the kinks of the new system.
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Hospital ship Comfort temporarily suspends medical services in Haiti
Two people were injured when 19 people with the mission, including 12 military personnel, fell overboard amid a heavy swell, a Navy spokesman said.
-
Next America-class amphibious assault ship to be named ‘Fallujah’
“This namesake deserves to be in the Pantheon of iconic Marine Corps battles.”
-
Three deployments. Two mental health visits. One attempted separation.
“I went to get help, thinking it would be the best thing for me, and it’s turned into a battle for my career.”
-
US Navy secretary sees no need to rush next-gen destroyer program
The industrial base is behind on destroyer deliveries, but SECNAV wants to continue the line “for a long period of time” instead of rushing to start DDG(X)
-
Two Super Hornet jets suffer back-to-back Class A mishaps
No one was injured in either of the Class A mishaps last month.
-
US Navy creates innovation center, advisory board to focus investments
A new Navy Innovation Center will work with industry and academia to ensure the service remains ahead of tech trends over the long term.
-
Sailor’s conviction overturned due to judge’s suspended law license
The judge presided over nine courts-martial and two Article 32 hearings during the period in which her law license was suspended.
-
White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
-
Domestic extremism is rare in the military, ‘but it is an issue’
A new report has some recommendations for the Defense Department.
-
Glitches delay full rollout of new Navy eval program
The old system will be available to sailors through next year as the service works out the kinks of the new system.
-
Hospital ship Comfort temporarily suspends medical services in Haiti
Two people were injured when 19 people with the mission, including 12 military personnel, fell overboard amid a heavy swell, a Navy spokesman said.
-
Next America-class amphibious assault ship to be named ‘Fallujah’
“This namesake deserves to be in the Pantheon of iconic Marine Corps battles.”
-
Three deployments. Two mental health visits. One attempted separation.
“I went to get help, thinking it would be the best thing for me, and it’s turned into a battle for my career.”
-
US Navy secretary sees no need to rush next-gen destroyer program
The industrial base is behind on destroyer deliveries, but SECNAV wants to continue the line “for a long period of time” instead of rushing to start DDG(X)
-
Two Super Hornet jets suffer back-to-back Class A mishaps
No one was injured in either of the Class A mishaps last month.
-
US Navy creates innovation center, advisory board to focus investments
A new Navy Innovation Center will work with industry and academia to ensure the service remains ahead of tech trends over the long term.
-
Sailor’s conviction overturned due to judge’s suspended law license
The judge presided over nine courts-martial and two Article 32 hearings during the period in which her law license was suspended.
-
White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
-
Domestic extremism is rare in the military, ‘but it is an issue’
A new report has some recommendations for the Defense Department.
-
Glitches delay full rollout of new Navy eval program
The old system will be available to sailors through next year as the service works out the kinks of the new system.
