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USS Arlington, Navy surgeons, head to Haiti, while a joint task force provides disaster relief
The ship is expected to arrive in Haiti “by the end of the week,” and is equipped with a surgical team along with landing craft capability. Soldiers, Marines also deploy.
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Sailors, Marines team up to sink decommissioned frigate during Large Scale Exercise 21
The sinking exercise involved units from the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson’s carrier strike group, among others.
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New SECNAV lays out his priorities for the Navy and Marine Corps
In a message to sailors and Marines, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro laid out the “four C’s” that the former Navy officer sees as vital challenges for the department: China, culture, climate and COVID.
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Some sailors’ pay and benefits messed up by ‘unanticipated errors’ this summer
The issues arose last month as Big Navy transitions over to a new personnel system.
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US military provides assistance to Haiti following earthquake, tropical storm
U.S. Southern Command has established Joint Task Force-Haiti to conduct U.S. military operations in support of the USAID-led foreign disaster assistance mission.
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Naval Academy introduces Marine Corps dress blues football uniform
Midshipmen will sport the uniform on 9/11.
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Proposed Naval Audit Service budget cuts are not justified by internal records, lawmakers say
Former acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker had insisted the draconian cuts were necessary to free up funds for shipbuilding.
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‘What’s happening now is worse’: Midway skipper who pushed choppers off deck in fall of Saigon
As the human misery unfolded, then-Capt. Larry Chambers, the first Black aircraft carrier skipper, risked his career to help save those Vietnamese who had helped the U.S.
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Audit: Some Navy sub cybersecurity inspections were neglected in recent years
Submarines of Naval Submarine Force Pacific and their tenders did not receive the required internal and external cybersecurity inspections in recent years, raising the specter of cyber vulnerability among some of the sea service’s most potent platforms.
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US Navy nears decisions on new small, medium underwater drones
The U.S. Navy is “well on its way” to delivering replacement small and medium unmanned underwater vehicles that will support the submarine and the expeditionary mine countermeasures communities.
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USS Arlington, Navy surgeons, head to Haiti, while a joint task force provides disaster relief
The ship is expected to arrive in Haiti “by the end of the week,” and is equipped with a surgical team along with landing craft capability. Soldiers, Marines also deploy.
-
Sailors, Marines team up to sink decommissioned frigate during Large Scale Exercise 21
The sinking exercise involved units from the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson’s carrier strike group, among others.
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New SECNAV lays out his priorities for the Navy and Marine Corps
In a message to sailors and Marines, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro laid out the “four C’s” that the former Navy officer sees as vital challenges for the department: China, culture, climate and COVID.
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Some sailors’ pay and benefits messed up by ‘unanticipated errors’ this summer
The issues arose last month as Big Navy transitions over to a new personnel system.
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US military provides assistance to Haiti following earthquake, tropical storm
U.S. Southern Command has established Joint Task Force-Haiti to conduct U.S. military operations in support of the USAID-led foreign disaster assistance mission.
-
Naval Academy introduces Marine Corps dress blues football uniform
Midshipmen will sport the uniform on 9/11.
-
Proposed Naval Audit Service budget cuts are not justified by internal records, lawmakers say
Former acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker had insisted the draconian cuts were necessary to free up funds for shipbuilding.
-
‘What’s happening now is worse’: Midway skipper who pushed choppers off deck in fall of Saigon
As the human misery unfolded, then-Capt. Larry Chambers, the first Black aircraft carrier skipper, risked his career to help save those Vietnamese who had helped the U.S.
-
Audit: Some Navy sub cybersecurity inspections were neglected in recent years
Submarines of Naval Submarine Force Pacific and their tenders did not receive the required internal and external cybersecurity inspections in recent years, raising the specter of cyber vulnerability among some of the sea service’s most potent platforms.
-
US Navy nears decisions on new small, medium underwater drones
The U.S. Navy is “well on its way” to delivering replacement small and medium unmanned underwater vehicles that will support the submarine and the expeditionary mine countermeasures communities.
-
USS Arlington, Navy surgeons, head to Haiti, while a joint task force provides disaster relief
The ship is expected to arrive in Haiti “by the end of the week,” and is equipped with a surgical team along with landing craft capability. Soldiers, Marines also deploy.
-
Sailors, Marines team up to sink decommissioned frigate during Large Scale Exercise 21
The sinking exercise involved units from the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson’s carrier strike group, among others.
-
New SECNAV lays out his priorities for the Navy and Marine Corps
In a message to sailors and Marines, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro laid out the “four C’s” that the former Navy officer sees as vital challenges for the department: China, culture, climate and COVID.
-
Some sailors’ pay and benefits messed up by ‘unanticipated errors’ this summer
The issues arose last month as Big Navy transitions over to a new personnel system.
-
US military provides assistance to Haiti following earthquake, tropical storm
U.S. Southern Command has established Joint Task Force-Haiti to conduct U.S. military operations in support of the USAID-led foreign disaster assistance mission.
-
Naval Academy introduces Marine Corps dress blues football uniform
Midshipmen will sport the uniform on 9/11.
-
Proposed Naval Audit Service budget cuts are not justified by internal records, lawmakers say
Former acting Navy Secretary Thomas Harker had insisted the draconian cuts were necessary to free up funds for shipbuilding.
-
‘What’s happening now is worse’: Midway skipper who pushed choppers off deck in fall of Saigon
As the human misery unfolded, then-Capt. Larry Chambers, the first Black aircraft carrier skipper, risked his career to help save those Vietnamese who had helped the U.S.
-
Audit: Some Navy sub cybersecurity inspections were neglected in recent years
Submarines of Naval Submarine Force Pacific and their tenders did not receive the required internal and external cybersecurity inspections in recent years, raising the specter of cyber vulnerability among some of the sea service’s most potent platforms.
-
US Navy nears decisions on new small, medium underwater drones
The U.S. Navy is “well on its way” to delivering replacement small and medium unmanned underwater vehicles that will support the submarine and the expeditionary mine countermeasures communities.
