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Carrier Vinson suffered four ‘Class A’ mishaps in late 2021
No sailors were injured in any of the accidents, officials said.
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The Navy is making chaplains a permanent part of destroyer crews
The effort began last month in the always-busy Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet.
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How a Beltway naval breakfast sparked China’s ire over Taiwan
The indignant firestorm over a breakfast hosted by the private Naval Attachés Association showcases another example of Beijing’s belligerence over Taiwan.
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USS Paul Ignatius CO fired over failure to follow ‘proper shipboard procedures’
Cmdr. Jeffrey Servello was relieved of command Thursday.
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New in 2022: Expect to learn more about what happened to the USS Connecticut
The fast-attack submarine hit a seamount in October, but officials have largely remained mum on what happened.
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Navy says it ensured sub safety after fake strength tests surfaced, but won’t detail how
The Navy’s actions came after a Washington state metallurgist admitted to falsifying sub steel strength test results for decades.
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USS Milwaukee back to sea following COVID-19 outbreak
While the Navy says infected sailors had mild or no symptoms, the outbreak still sidelined the littoral combat ship for several weeks.
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This Navy officer’s name tag invention is now available for purchase
Lt. Mitchell Kempisty spent years inventing his solution for sloppy looking name tags.
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USS Montgomery blue crew CO and XO fired
The reliefs were connected to how the leaders handled a sexual harassment investigation, according to a Navy official.
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US Navy, Coast Guard seize $4 million in heroin from ‘stateless vessel’ in Arabian Sea
The seizure caps a busy year for drug interdiction missions in U.S 5th Fleet waters.
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Carrier Vinson suffered four ‘Class A’ mishaps in late 2021
No sailors were injured in any of the accidents, officials said.
-
The Navy is making chaplains a permanent part of destroyer crews
The effort began last month in the always-busy Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet.
-
How a Beltway naval breakfast sparked China’s ire over Taiwan
The indignant firestorm over a breakfast hosted by the private Naval Attachés Association showcases another example of Beijing’s belligerence over Taiwan.
-
USS Paul Ignatius CO fired over failure to follow ‘proper shipboard procedures’
Cmdr. Jeffrey Servello was relieved of command Thursday.
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New in 2022: Expect to learn more about what happened to the USS Connecticut
The fast-attack submarine hit a seamount in October, but officials have largely remained mum on what happened.
-
Navy says it ensured sub safety after fake strength tests surfaced, but won’t detail how
The Navy’s actions came after a Washington state metallurgist admitted to falsifying sub steel strength test results for decades.
-
USS Milwaukee back to sea following COVID-19 outbreak
While the Navy says infected sailors had mild or no symptoms, the outbreak still sidelined the littoral combat ship for several weeks.
-
This Navy officer’s name tag invention is now available for purchase
Lt. Mitchell Kempisty spent years inventing his solution for sloppy looking name tags.
-
USS Montgomery blue crew CO and XO fired
The reliefs were connected to how the leaders handled a sexual harassment investigation, according to a Navy official.
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US Navy, Coast Guard seize $4 million in heroin from ‘stateless vessel’ in Arabian Sea
The seizure caps a busy year for drug interdiction missions in U.S 5th Fleet waters.
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Carrier Vinson suffered four ‘Class A’ mishaps in late 2021
No sailors were injured in any of the accidents, officials said.
-
The Navy is making chaplains a permanent part of destroyer crews
The effort began last month in the always-busy Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet.
-
How a Beltway naval breakfast sparked China’s ire over Taiwan
The indignant firestorm over a breakfast hosted by the private Naval Attachés Association showcases another example of Beijing’s belligerence over Taiwan.
-
USS Paul Ignatius CO fired over failure to follow ‘proper shipboard procedures’
Cmdr. Jeffrey Servello was relieved of command Thursday.
-
New in 2022: Expect to learn more about what happened to the USS Connecticut
The fast-attack submarine hit a seamount in October, but officials have largely remained mum on what happened.
-
Navy says it ensured sub safety after fake strength tests surfaced, but won’t detail how
The Navy’s actions came after a Washington state metallurgist admitted to falsifying sub steel strength test results for decades.
-
USS Milwaukee back to sea following COVID-19 outbreak
While the Navy says infected sailors had mild or no symptoms, the outbreak still sidelined the littoral combat ship for several weeks.
-
This Navy officer’s name tag invention is now available for purchase
Lt. Mitchell Kempisty spent years inventing his solution for sloppy looking name tags.
-
USS Montgomery blue crew CO and XO fired
The reliefs were connected to how the leaders handled a sexual harassment investigation, according to a Navy official.
-
US Navy, Coast Guard seize $4 million in heroin from ‘stateless vessel’ in Arabian Sea
The seizure caps a busy year for drug interdiction missions in U.S 5th Fleet waters.
