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Back to ship: Marines need ships to fight. Will they get them?
Questions loom as to whether existing ship priorities and a new ship design will be funded, floating and fighting in time to keep the Corps relevant.
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Sailors, Marines to receive Humanitarian Service Medals for Haiti earthquake relief effort
Sailors, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and other service members who were physically present in Task Force Haiti’s operational area and were directly involved with the disaster relief mission are eligible.
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Navy helicopters rescue civilian pilot in Florida
The Navy helicopters identified the civilian aircraft and pilot in an “inaccessible marsh” area about 40 miles south of Jacksonville.
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NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
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Navy marks the 100th anniversary of the service’s aircraft carriers
“For 100 years aircraft carriers have been the most survivable and versatile airfields in the world,” said the chief of naval operations.
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Displaced military families back in homes, but support continues in Hawaii water crisis
“However, our work is not done. We will continue rigorous oversight,” says Hawaii Department of Health.
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US Navy considers alternatives to unmanned boats with missiles
The Navy wants to put more missile tubes out to sea by installing them on USVs. Congress isn’t comfortable enough yet with the state of unmanned technology. There could be an alternate plan to make both sides happy.
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Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
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Naval flight officer sentenced to four years after failing to disclose contact with Chinese citizen
Lt. Fan Yang made false statements on a questionnaire for his top secret security clearance.
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Is ‘pornified’ culture preventing military efforts to combat sex crimes?
A Coast Guard officer suggests pornography is a pandemic in a recent law journal article.
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Back to ship: Marines need ships to fight. Will they get them?
Questions loom as to whether existing ship priorities and a new ship design will be funded, floating and fighting in time to keep the Corps relevant.
-
Sailors, Marines to receive Humanitarian Service Medals for Haiti earthquake relief effort
Sailors, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and other service members who were physically present in Task Force Haiti’s operational area and were directly involved with the disaster relief mission are eligible.
-
Navy helicopters rescue civilian pilot in Florida
The Navy helicopters identified the civilian aircraft and pilot in an “inaccessible marsh” area about 40 miles south of Jacksonville.
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NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
-
Navy marks the 100th anniversary of the service’s aircraft carriers
“For 100 years aircraft carriers have been the most survivable and versatile airfields in the world,” said the chief of naval operations.
-
Displaced military families back in homes, but support continues in Hawaii water crisis
“However, our work is not done. We will continue rigorous oversight,” says Hawaii Department of Health.
-
US Navy considers alternatives to unmanned boats with missiles
The Navy wants to put more missile tubes out to sea by installing them on USVs. Congress isn’t comfortable enough yet with the state of unmanned technology. There could be an alternate plan to make both sides happy.
-
Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
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Naval flight officer sentenced to four years after failing to disclose contact with Chinese citizen
Lt. Fan Yang made false statements on a questionnaire for his top secret security clearance.
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Is ‘pornified’ culture preventing military efforts to combat sex crimes?
A Coast Guard officer suggests pornography is a pandemic in a recent law journal article.
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Back to ship: Marines need ships to fight. Will they get them?
Questions loom as to whether existing ship priorities and a new ship design will be funded, floating and fighting in time to keep the Corps relevant.
-
Sailors, Marines to receive Humanitarian Service Medals for Haiti earthquake relief effort
Sailors, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and other service members who were physically present in Task Force Haiti’s operational area and were directly involved with the disaster relief mission are eligible.
-
Navy helicopters rescue civilian pilot in Florida
The Navy helicopters identified the civilian aircraft and pilot in an “inaccessible marsh” area about 40 miles south of Jacksonville.
-
NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
-
Navy marks the 100th anniversary of the service’s aircraft carriers
“For 100 years aircraft carriers have been the most survivable and versatile airfields in the world,” said the chief of naval operations.
-
Displaced military families back in homes, but support continues in Hawaii water crisis
“However, our work is not done. We will continue rigorous oversight,” says Hawaii Department of Health.
-
US Navy considers alternatives to unmanned boats with missiles
The Navy wants to put more missile tubes out to sea by installing them on USVs. Congress isn’t comfortable enough yet with the state of unmanned technology. There could be an alternate plan to make both sides happy.
-
Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
-
Naval flight officer sentenced to four years after failing to disclose contact with Chinese citizen
Lt. Fan Yang made false statements on a questionnaire for his top secret security clearance.
-
Is ‘pornified’ culture preventing military efforts to combat sex crimes?
A Coast Guard officer suggests pornography is a pandemic in a recent law journal article.
