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Fleet Forces chief wants to make a smaller Navy more lethal
Adm. Daryl Caudle has a smaller fleet than he’d like, due to ship and sub maintenance and construction delays. But he’s making the ones he has more lethal.
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Navy commander pulled from job in connection with SEAL candidate death
Capt. Brian Drechsler is being moved as Navy officials seek new leadership for the Naval Special Warfare Center.
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Navy drops Confederate namesake from Naval Academy residence
The superintendent’s residence at the academy is being renamed after David Glasgow Farragut, the Navy’s first admiral.
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USS Gerald R Ford leaves Norfolk for first full-length deployment
The Ford, which was originally supposed to deploy in 2018, completed a brief, inaugural deployment last year.
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Marines want 31 amphibious ships. The Pentagon disagrees. Now what?
The Navy has 31 amphibious ships — what the Corps considers the bare minimum it needs — but the Pentagon plans to shrink the fleet in fiscal 2024.
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USS George Washington returning to Japan next year
GW will have to come out of deep maintenance first, and officials have not disclosed when that will be.
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Military sex assault reports rise, even as Army numbers fall
The Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps all had more reports of sexual assault last year than the previous year.
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Zero trust could have limited Pentagon leak, Navy CTO says
A zero-trust approach may not have prevented the Discord leak, but the underlying tenets may have helped the Pentagon detect the security breach sooner.
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Taliban kill mastermind of suicide bombing at Kabul airport
The Taliban have killed the senior Islamic State group leader behind the August 2021 bombing outside the Kabul airport that killed 13 U.S. service members.
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Ship fires cost the Navy dearly, but lessons still need learning
Since 2008, the attack submarine Miami and the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard have been destroyed by fire, and others have been badly damaged.
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Fleet Forces chief wants to make a smaller Navy more lethal
Adm. Daryl Caudle has a smaller fleet than he’d like, due to ship and sub maintenance and construction delays. But he’s making the ones he has more lethal.
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Navy commander pulled from job in connection with SEAL candidate death
Capt. Brian Drechsler is being moved as Navy officials seek new leadership for the Naval Special Warfare Center.
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Navy drops Confederate namesake from Naval Academy residence
The superintendent’s residence at the academy is being renamed after David Glasgow Farragut, the Navy’s first admiral.
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USS Gerald R Ford leaves Norfolk for first full-length deployment
The Ford, which was originally supposed to deploy in 2018, completed a brief, inaugural deployment last year.
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Marines want 31 amphibious ships. The Pentagon disagrees. Now what?
The Navy has 31 amphibious ships — what the Corps considers the bare minimum it needs — but the Pentagon plans to shrink the fleet in fiscal 2024.
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USS George Washington returning to Japan next year
GW will have to come out of deep maintenance first, and officials have not disclosed when that will be.
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Military sex assault reports rise, even as Army numbers fall
The Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps all had more reports of sexual assault last year than the previous year.
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Zero trust could have limited Pentagon leak, Navy CTO says
A zero-trust approach may not have prevented the Discord leak, but the underlying tenets may have helped the Pentagon detect the security breach sooner.
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Taliban kill mastermind of suicide bombing at Kabul airport
The Taliban have killed the senior Islamic State group leader behind the August 2021 bombing outside the Kabul airport that killed 13 U.S. service members.
-
Ship fires cost the Navy dearly, but lessons still need learning
Since 2008, the attack submarine Miami and the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard have been destroyed by fire, and others have been badly damaged.
-
Fleet Forces chief wants to make a smaller Navy more lethal
Adm. Daryl Caudle has a smaller fleet than he’d like, due to ship and sub maintenance and construction delays. But he’s making the ones he has more lethal.
-
Navy commander pulled from job in connection with SEAL candidate death
Capt. Brian Drechsler is being moved as Navy officials seek new leadership for the Naval Special Warfare Center.
-
Navy drops Confederate namesake from Naval Academy residence
The superintendent’s residence at the academy is being renamed after David Glasgow Farragut, the Navy’s first admiral.
-
USS Gerald R Ford leaves Norfolk for first full-length deployment
The Ford, which was originally supposed to deploy in 2018, completed a brief, inaugural deployment last year.
-
Marines want 31 amphibious ships. The Pentagon disagrees. Now what?
The Navy has 31 amphibious ships — what the Corps considers the bare minimum it needs — but the Pentagon plans to shrink the fleet in fiscal 2024.
-
USS George Washington returning to Japan next year
GW will have to come out of deep maintenance first, and officials have not disclosed when that will be.
-
Military sex assault reports rise, even as Army numbers fall
The Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps all had more reports of sexual assault last year than the previous year.
-
Zero trust could have limited Pentagon leak, Navy CTO says
A zero-trust approach may not have prevented the Discord leak, but the underlying tenets may have helped the Pentagon detect the security breach sooner.
-
Taliban kill mastermind of suicide bombing at Kabul airport
The Taliban have killed the senior Islamic State group leader behind the August 2021 bombing outside the Kabul airport that killed 13 U.S. service members.
-
Ship fires cost the Navy dearly, but lessons still need learning
Since 2008, the attack submarine Miami and the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard have been destroyed by fire, and others have been badly damaged.
