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Iranian vessels approach US Navy ship at ‘dangerously high speed’ in Arabian Gulf
The patrol coastal ship Sirocco released a warning flare when the Iranian vessel came within 50 yards of the ship.
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USS Paul Ignatius completes homeport shift following inaugural patrol to 6th Fleet
The destroyer will back NATO’s Integrated Air Missile Defense architecture in Rota, the Navy said.
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Marines still have big plans for seabasing ships as 2 head for mothballs
Proposed ship retirements that would take nine littoral combat ships offline also would end the career of two unconventional seabasing vessels that have less than a decade in service.
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Army-Navy football game is coming to 5 East Coast cities beginning in 2023
Dubbed “America’s Game,” the friendly but intense football rivalry features future military officers battling for gridiron supremacy in a tradition that started in 1890.
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Navy destroyer bears name of decorated Marine killed in WWII
The future USS Basilone bears the name of a Marine who was awarded the Medal of Honor before his death on Iwo Jima.
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Surface warfare officers cautiously optimistic about changes since Fitz and McCain disasters
“Acknowledging a positive trend requires you to acknowledge you’re coming from somewhere negative.”
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Officials: Destroyer Preble CO relieved following DUI arrest
Cmdr. Peter Lesaca was relieved Tuesday, the fourth CO to be fired in the past week.
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Here are the veterans who will benefit from Congress’ sweeping toxic exposure bill
Veterans who served in Afghanistan, the first Gulf War, Vietnam and numerous other overseas locations could see new benefits under the plan.
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Five years later: Inside the Navy’s data-driven quest to avert a future Fitzgerald or McCain collision
The surface navy has worked since 2017 to avoid future fatal collisions. But Navy-wide, there’s evidence of failure to learn. The service is now turning to data to ensure it never has another Fitzgerald or McCain disaster again.
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Sailor ‘seriously injured’ while working on an F-35C jet
The June 1 incident at Naval Air Station Lemoore, California, occurred as the sailor was maintaining a Lightning II assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 97.
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Iranian vessels approach US Navy ship at ‘dangerously high speed’ in Arabian Gulf
The patrol coastal ship Sirocco released a warning flare when the Iranian vessel came within 50 yards of the ship.
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USS Paul Ignatius completes homeport shift following inaugural patrol to 6th Fleet
The destroyer will back NATO’s Integrated Air Missile Defense architecture in Rota, the Navy said.
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Marines still have big plans for seabasing ships as 2 head for mothballs
Proposed ship retirements that would take nine littoral combat ships offline also would end the career of two unconventional seabasing vessels that have less than a decade in service.
-
Army-Navy football game is coming to 5 East Coast cities beginning in 2023
Dubbed “America’s Game,” the friendly but intense football rivalry features future military officers battling for gridiron supremacy in a tradition that started in 1890.
-
Navy destroyer bears name of decorated Marine killed in WWII
The future USS Basilone bears the name of a Marine who was awarded the Medal of Honor before his death on Iwo Jima.
-
Surface warfare officers cautiously optimistic about changes since Fitz and McCain disasters
“Acknowledging a positive trend requires you to acknowledge you’re coming from somewhere negative.”
-
Officials: Destroyer Preble CO relieved following DUI arrest
Cmdr. Peter Lesaca was relieved Tuesday, the fourth CO to be fired in the past week.
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Here are the veterans who will benefit from Congress’ sweeping toxic exposure bill
Veterans who served in Afghanistan, the first Gulf War, Vietnam and numerous other overseas locations could see new benefits under the plan.
-
Five years later: Inside the Navy’s data-driven quest to avert a future Fitzgerald or McCain collision
The surface navy has worked since 2017 to avoid future fatal collisions. But Navy-wide, there’s evidence of failure to learn. The service is now turning to data to ensure it never has another Fitzgerald or McCain disaster again.
-
Sailor ‘seriously injured’ while working on an F-35C jet
The June 1 incident at Naval Air Station Lemoore, California, occurred as the sailor was maintaining a Lightning II assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 97.
-
Iranian vessels approach US Navy ship at ‘dangerously high speed’ in Arabian Gulf
The patrol coastal ship Sirocco released a warning flare when the Iranian vessel came within 50 yards of the ship.
-
USS Paul Ignatius completes homeport shift following inaugural patrol to 6th Fleet
The destroyer will back NATO’s Integrated Air Missile Defense architecture in Rota, the Navy said.
-
Marines still have big plans for seabasing ships as 2 head for mothballs
Proposed ship retirements that would take nine littoral combat ships offline also would end the career of two unconventional seabasing vessels that have less than a decade in service.
-
Army-Navy football game is coming to 5 East Coast cities beginning in 2023
Dubbed “America’s Game,” the friendly but intense football rivalry features future military officers battling for gridiron supremacy in a tradition that started in 1890.
-
Navy destroyer bears name of decorated Marine killed in WWII
The future USS Basilone bears the name of a Marine who was awarded the Medal of Honor before his death on Iwo Jima.
-
Surface warfare officers cautiously optimistic about changes since Fitz and McCain disasters
“Acknowledging a positive trend requires you to acknowledge you’re coming from somewhere negative.”
-
Officials: Destroyer Preble CO relieved following DUI arrest
Cmdr. Peter Lesaca was relieved Tuesday, the fourth CO to be fired in the past week.
-
Here are the veterans who will benefit from Congress’ sweeping toxic exposure bill
Veterans who served in Afghanistan, the first Gulf War, Vietnam and numerous other overseas locations could see new benefits under the plan.
-
Five years later: Inside the Navy’s data-driven quest to avert a future Fitzgerald or McCain collision
The surface navy has worked since 2017 to avoid future fatal collisions. But Navy-wide, there’s evidence of failure to learn. The service is now turning to data to ensure it never has another Fitzgerald or McCain disaster again.
-
Sailor ‘seriously injured’ while working on an F-35C jet
The June 1 incident at Naval Air Station Lemoore, California, occurred as the sailor was maintaining a Lightning II assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 97.



