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Navy christens third ‘Overlord’ robot ship, with more on tap
Mariner will join four other USVs in California in fiscal 2023 for at-sea operations and experimentation, to accompany land-based testing in Philadelphia.
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Leyte Gulf sailor who died is identified by Navy
Sonar Technician (Surface) 3rd Class Nicholas Woods, 26, died Aug. 18 aboard the ship.
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Navy offers E-8, E-9 advancements for sailors who fill at-sea billets
This is the Navy’s the most recent initiative to fill sea billets.
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Coast Guard vet, wife remain jailed amid mystery about stolen IDs
According to prosecutors, the two have have been fraudulently living for decades under stolen identities.
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Marines, sailors ate all of Greek town’s eggs, meat on port visit
The hospitality of one Greek town went over easy welcoming Marines and sailors on a May port visit.
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How far has the US Navy come since the McCain, Fitzgerald collisions?
Six officials with first-hand knowledge of the surface force then and now spoke to Defense News leading up to the anniversary of the McCain collision.
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Navy secretary reviews progress on meeting needs of sailors, Marines
“I have had the chance to listen, learn and act,” Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro wrote.
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Surface navy looks for ways to more quickly field ships, weapons
The Navy is too slow to get new ships and shipboard systems out on deployment, a 3-star admiral says. Growing threats mean the Navy must move faster.
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Divers find WWI Navy destroyer, the first to be sunk by enemy fire
The wreckage of the USS Jacob Jones was recently discovered off the southwest coast of England by a group of UK diving experts.
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U.S. 7th Fleet commander sees increase in ‘unsafe’ intercepts by China
“It’s the provocative nature of the intercepts that’s got our attention, and we’re trying to understand it,” said Vice Adm. Karl Thomas.
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Navy christens third ‘Overlord’ robot ship, with more on tap
Mariner will join four other USVs in California in fiscal 2023 for at-sea operations and experimentation, to accompany land-based testing in Philadelphia.
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Leyte Gulf sailor who died is identified by Navy
Sonar Technician (Surface) 3rd Class Nicholas Woods, 26, died Aug. 18 aboard the ship.
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Navy offers E-8, E-9 advancements for sailors who fill at-sea billets
This is the Navy’s the most recent initiative to fill sea billets.
-
Coast Guard vet, wife remain jailed amid mystery about stolen IDs
According to prosecutors, the two have have been fraudulently living for decades under stolen identities.
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Marines, sailors ate all of Greek town’s eggs, meat on port visit
The hospitality of one Greek town went over easy welcoming Marines and sailors on a May port visit.
-
How far has the US Navy come since the McCain, Fitzgerald collisions?
Six officials with first-hand knowledge of the surface force then and now spoke to Defense News leading up to the anniversary of the McCain collision.
-
Navy secretary reviews progress on meeting needs of sailors, Marines
“I have had the chance to listen, learn and act,” Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro wrote.
-
Surface navy looks for ways to more quickly field ships, weapons
The Navy is too slow to get new ships and shipboard systems out on deployment, a 3-star admiral says. Growing threats mean the Navy must move faster.
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Divers find WWI Navy destroyer, the first to be sunk by enemy fire
The wreckage of the USS Jacob Jones was recently discovered off the southwest coast of England by a group of UK diving experts.
-
U.S. 7th Fleet commander sees increase in ‘unsafe’ intercepts by China
“It’s the provocative nature of the intercepts that’s got our attention, and we’re trying to understand it,” said Vice Adm. Karl Thomas.
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Navy christens third ‘Overlord’ robot ship, with more on tap
Mariner will join four other USVs in California in fiscal 2023 for at-sea operations and experimentation, to accompany land-based testing in Philadelphia.
-
Leyte Gulf sailor who died is identified by Navy
Sonar Technician (Surface) 3rd Class Nicholas Woods, 26, died Aug. 18 aboard the ship.
-
Navy offers E-8, E-9 advancements for sailors who fill at-sea billets
This is the Navy’s the most recent initiative to fill sea billets.
-
Coast Guard vet, wife remain jailed amid mystery about stolen IDs
According to prosecutors, the two have have been fraudulently living for decades under stolen identities.
-
Marines, sailors ate all of Greek town’s eggs, meat on port visit
The hospitality of one Greek town went over easy welcoming Marines and sailors on a May port visit.
-
How far has the US Navy come since the McCain, Fitzgerald collisions?
Six officials with first-hand knowledge of the surface force then and now spoke to Defense News leading up to the anniversary of the McCain collision.
-
Navy secretary reviews progress on meeting needs of sailors, Marines
“I have had the chance to listen, learn and act,” Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro wrote.
-
Surface navy looks for ways to more quickly field ships, weapons
The Navy is too slow to get new ships and shipboard systems out on deployment, a 3-star admiral says. Growing threats mean the Navy must move faster.
-
Divers find WWI Navy destroyer, the first to be sunk by enemy fire
The wreckage of the USS Jacob Jones was recently discovered off the southwest coast of England by a group of UK diving experts.
-
U.S. 7th Fleet commander sees increase in ‘unsafe’ intercepts by China
“It’s the provocative nature of the intercepts that’s got our attention, and we’re trying to understand it,” said Vice Adm. Karl Thomas.
