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First female sailor completes Navy special warfare training
A female sailor successfully became a Naval Special Warfare combatant-craft crewman.
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Retention bonuses for Reserve FTS officers heading aviation departments mostly fall or remain flat
The helicopter maritime strike community is the only group slated to get more money in retention bonuses for FY21.
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Troops deployed to remote areas would have complete electronic voting under new legislation
DoD would develop a plan for electronic voting for remotely deployed troops; states would have option to participate.
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US Navy, Pentagon to test large unmanned ships as program winds down
The U.S. Navy and the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office are making the most of the remaining months of their partnership on the Ghost Fleet Overlord unmanned surface vessel program, taking lessons learned from two recent voyages across the Panama Canal and upping the ante by putting these USVs into fleet exercises and operations.
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Four sailors treated and released following suspected hot-work fire aboard USS Gettysburg
The guided-missile cruiser was undergoing a maintenance and modernization availability in Norfolk, Virginia, when “a small fire” broke out Wednesday.
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Navy secretary nominee supports expanding fleet, but says more money is needed
If confirmed, Carlos Del Toro would be the second Hispanic ever to serve as Navy secretary.
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Marine receives 3D-printed teeth from reconstructive jaw surgery in military first
“It was weird to hear my own voice. I just made a sound and everyone there cheered.”
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Here are the ships the Navy wants to inactivate in fiscal 2022
The final list will be dictated by the defense bill lawmakers pass in the coming months.
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Sailor killed by falling tree during Tropical Storm Elsa
Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Deshawn Levon Johnson was driving near Naval Air Station Jacksonville when the tree fell on his car July 7.
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Marine Raider gunny busted to private but no discharge in Green Beret hazing death
Gunnery Sgt. Mario Madera-Rodriguez was the final of four co-defendants to be sentenced for the strangulation death of Army Green Beret Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar.
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First female sailor completes Navy special warfare training
A female sailor successfully became a Naval Special Warfare combatant-craft crewman.
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Retention bonuses for Reserve FTS officers heading aviation departments mostly fall or remain flat
The helicopter maritime strike community is the only group slated to get more money in retention bonuses for FY21.
-
Troops deployed to remote areas would have complete electronic voting under new legislation
DoD would develop a plan for electronic voting for remotely deployed troops; states would have option to participate.
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US Navy, Pentagon to test large unmanned ships as program winds down
The U.S. Navy and the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office are making the most of the remaining months of their partnership on the Ghost Fleet Overlord unmanned surface vessel program, taking lessons learned from two recent voyages across the Panama Canal and upping the ante by putting these USVs into fleet exercises and operations.
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Four sailors treated and released following suspected hot-work fire aboard USS Gettysburg
The guided-missile cruiser was undergoing a maintenance and modernization availability in Norfolk, Virginia, when “a small fire” broke out Wednesday.
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Navy secretary nominee supports expanding fleet, but says more money is needed
If confirmed, Carlos Del Toro would be the second Hispanic ever to serve as Navy secretary.
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Marine receives 3D-printed teeth from reconstructive jaw surgery in military first
“It was weird to hear my own voice. I just made a sound and everyone there cheered.”
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Here are the ships the Navy wants to inactivate in fiscal 2022
The final list will be dictated by the defense bill lawmakers pass in the coming months.
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Sailor killed by falling tree during Tropical Storm Elsa
Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Deshawn Levon Johnson was driving near Naval Air Station Jacksonville when the tree fell on his car July 7.
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Marine Raider gunny busted to private but no discharge in Green Beret hazing death
Gunnery Sgt. Mario Madera-Rodriguez was the final of four co-defendants to be sentenced for the strangulation death of Army Green Beret Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar.
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First female sailor completes Navy special warfare training
A female sailor successfully became a Naval Special Warfare combatant-craft crewman.
-
Retention bonuses for Reserve FTS officers heading aviation departments mostly fall or remain flat
The helicopter maritime strike community is the only group slated to get more money in retention bonuses for FY21.
-
Troops deployed to remote areas would have complete electronic voting under new legislation
DoD would develop a plan for electronic voting for remotely deployed troops; states would have option to participate.
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US Navy, Pentagon to test large unmanned ships as program winds down
The U.S. Navy and the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office are making the most of the remaining months of their partnership on the Ghost Fleet Overlord unmanned surface vessel program, taking lessons learned from two recent voyages across the Panama Canal and upping the ante by putting these USVs into fleet exercises and operations.
-
Four sailors treated and released following suspected hot-work fire aboard USS Gettysburg
The guided-missile cruiser was undergoing a maintenance and modernization availability in Norfolk, Virginia, when “a small fire” broke out Wednesday.
-
Navy secretary nominee supports expanding fleet, but says more money is needed
If confirmed, Carlos Del Toro would be the second Hispanic ever to serve as Navy secretary.
-
Marine receives 3D-printed teeth from reconstructive jaw surgery in military first
“It was weird to hear my own voice. I just made a sound and everyone there cheered.”
-
Here are the ships the Navy wants to inactivate in fiscal 2022
The final list will be dictated by the defense bill lawmakers pass in the coming months.
-
Sailor killed by falling tree during Tropical Storm Elsa
Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Deshawn Levon Johnson was driving near Naval Air Station Jacksonville when the tree fell on his car July 7.
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Marine Raider gunny busted to private but no discharge in Green Beret hazing death
Gunnery Sgt. Mario Madera-Rodriguez was the final of four co-defendants to be sentenced for the strangulation death of Army Green Beret Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar.
