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U.S. Navy ship rescues Iranian mariners lost at sea
The mariners had been adrift in the Gulf of Oman for more than a week, according to the Navy.
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Kennedy carrier cannibalized to ensure USS Gerald R. Ford is ready to go next year
Officials said the effort was due to the lack of a spare parts supply system for the next-generation carriers, but some wonder why the Navy didn’t have this sorted out already.
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Navy holds ‘navigation stand-down’ for submarine force after undersea collision
But officials said the stand-down won’t halt submarine operations.
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Preliminary hearing delayed for sailor charged with starting USS Bonhomme Richard fire
The Article 32 hearing was supposed to commence this week but has been pushed back to December, officials said.
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‘Minor material deficiency’ in nuclear propulsion plant sidelines USS Nimitz
The aircraft carrier was one day into sea trials when the propulsion plant issue was discovered.
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Retired four-star tapped to lead Navy League think tank
Retired Adm. James Foggo will be the inaugural head of the league’s Center for Maritime Strategy.
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Housing thwacked by rare Mediterranean hurricane at Naval Air Station Sigonella
The rare storm late last month flooded and damaged dozens of homes in the Marinai housing complex.
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USS Connecticut’s leadership fired following undersea mountain collision
The Navy has yet to divulge the extent and nature of damage to the sub following the Oct. 2 mishap in the South China Sea.
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How could the USS Connecticut sub crash into an undersea mountain?
Keeping a sub stealthy is a challenge on any day, and the South China Sea’s terrain is unforgiving, experts say.
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Four-star: 98 percent of US Special Operations Command has received COVID vaccine
SOCOM’s commander, Army Gen. Richard D. Clarke, shared the statistic during the annual Military Reporters and Editors Conference.
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U.S. Navy ship rescues Iranian mariners lost at sea
The mariners had been adrift in the Gulf of Oman for more than a week, according to the Navy.
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Kennedy carrier cannibalized to ensure USS Gerald R. Ford is ready to go next year
Officials said the effort was due to the lack of a spare parts supply system for the next-generation carriers, but some wonder why the Navy didn’t have this sorted out already.
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Navy holds ‘navigation stand-down’ for submarine force after undersea collision
But officials said the stand-down won’t halt submarine operations.
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Preliminary hearing delayed for sailor charged with starting USS Bonhomme Richard fire
The Article 32 hearing was supposed to commence this week but has been pushed back to December, officials said.
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‘Minor material deficiency’ in nuclear propulsion plant sidelines USS Nimitz
The aircraft carrier was one day into sea trials when the propulsion plant issue was discovered.
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Retired four-star tapped to lead Navy League think tank
Retired Adm. James Foggo will be the inaugural head of the league’s Center for Maritime Strategy.
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Housing thwacked by rare Mediterranean hurricane at Naval Air Station Sigonella
The rare storm late last month flooded and damaged dozens of homes in the Marinai housing complex.
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USS Connecticut’s leadership fired following undersea mountain collision
The Navy has yet to divulge the extent and nature of damage to the sub following the Oct. 2 mishap in the South China Sea.
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How could the USS Connecticut sub crash into an undersea mountain?
Keeping a sub stealthy is a challenge on any day, and the South China Sea’s terrain is unforgiving, experts say.
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Four-star: 98 percent of US Special Operations Command has received COVID vaccine
SOCOM’s commander, Army Gen. Richard D. Clarke, shared the statistic during the annual Military Reporters and Editors Conference.
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U.S. Navy ship rescues Iranian mariners lost at sea
The mariners had been adrift in the Gulf of Oman for more than a week, according to the Navy.
-
Kennedy carrier cannibalized to ensure USS Gerald R. Ford is ready to go next year
Officials said the effort was due to the lack of a spare parts supply system for the next-generation carriers, but some wonder why the Navy didn’t have this sorted out already.
-
Navy holds ‘navigation stand-down’ for submarine force after undersea collision
But officials said the stand-down won’t halt submarine operations.
-
Preliminary hearing delayed for sailor charged with starting USS Bonhomme Richard fire
The Article 32 hearing was supposed to commence this week but has been pushed back to December, officials said.
-
‘Minor material deficiency’ in nuclear propulsion plant sidelines USS Nimitz
The aircraft carrier was one day into sea trials when the propulsion plant issue was discovered.
-
Retired four-star tapped to lead Navy League think tank
Retired Adm. James Foggo will be the inaugural head of the league’s Center for Maritime Strategy.
-
Housing thwacked by rare Mediterranean hurricane at Naval Air Station Sigonella
The rare storm late last month flooded and damaged dozens of homes in the Marinai housing complex.
-
USS Connecticut’s leadership fired following undersea mountain collision
The Navy has yet to divulge the extent and nature of damage to the sub following the Oct. 2 mishap in the South China Sea.
-
How could the USS Connecticut sub crash into an undersea mountain?
Keeping a sub stealthy is a challenge on any day, and the South China Sea’s terrain is unforgiving, experts say.
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Four-star: 98 percent of US Special Operations Command has received COVID vaccine
SOCOM’s commander, Army Gen. Richard D. Clarke, shared the statistic during the annual Military Reporters and Editors Conference.
