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Stricken sub Connecticut returns home to Washington state
The Navy has yet to disclose what kind of damage the boat sustained in its October collision with an undersea mountain.
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Former U.S. sailor sentenced for selling stolen special ops gear to China
Former Navy Logistics Specialist 1st Class Ye Sang “Ivy” Wang conspired with her husband to sell equipment to online customers, the Justice Department said.
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Pentagon IG will investigate management of Hawaii fuel storage facility at center of water crisis
The investigation was requested by Hawaii’s congressional delegation in light of the toxic water crisis at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam affecting military personnel and families.
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Aircraft carrier Bush conducts first at-sea MQ-25 unmanned tanker demo
The MQ-25A Stingray tanking drone conducted shipboard maneuvers for the first time on a carrier, giving sailors a first peek at the vehicle as well as its handheld controller and shipboard ground control station.
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Navy Reserve unit CO relieved of command
Cmdr. Jennifer Reid was fired as commanding officer of Navy Reserve Center Toledo Monday.
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35-year-old sailor from California dies due to COVID-19 complications
Lt. Ivey Quintana-Martinez, 35, was assigned to Navy Reserve Center San Diego.
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As Taliban advanced on Kabul in August, U.S. and coalition aircraft stepped up air strikes dramatically
U.S. and coalition aircraft released 153 munitions in Afghanistan in August, the most since October 2020, as the U.S. and the now-defunct Islamic Republic of Afghanistan desperately tried to beat back the advance of the Taliban ahead of the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
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Likes, shares and posts now prohibited in Pentagon’s new anti-extremism policy
The Pentagon’s extremism working group released its report on Monday.
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SOUTHCOM boss seeks to strengthen military ties in region
While the politics between the U.S. and South American nations might not be what “we would want …. the military relationships are really strong.”
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Navy unveils maternity uniform pilot program for 2022
The voluntary program will provide expecting sailors maternity uniforms at no cost.
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Stricken sub Connecticut returns home to Washington state
The Navy has yet to disclose what kind of damage the boat sustained in its October collision with an undersea mountain.
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Former U.S. sailor sentenced for selling stolen special ops gear to China
Former Navy Logistics Specialist 1st Class Ye Sang “Ivy” Wang conspired with her husband to sell equipment to online customers, the Justice Department said.
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Pentagon IG will investigate management of Hawaii fuel storage facility at center of water crisis
The investigation was requested by Hawaii’s congressional delegation in light of the toxic water crisis at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam affecting military personnel and families.
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Aircraft carrier Bush conducts first at-sea MQ-25 unmanned tanker demo
The MQ-25A Stingray tanking drone conducted shipboard maneuvers for the first time on a carrier, giving sailors a first peek at the vehicle as well as its handheld controller and shipboard ground control station.
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Navy Reserve unit CO relieved of command
Cmdr. Jennifer Reid was fired as commanding officer of Navy Reserve Center Toledo Monday.
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35-year-old sailor from California dies due to COVID-19 complications
Lt. Ivey Quintana-Martinez, 35, was assigned to Navy Reserve Center San Diego.
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As Taliban advanced on Kabul in August, U.S. and coalition aircraft stepped up air strikes dramatically
U.S. and coalition aircraft released 153 munitions in Afghanistan in August, the most since October 2020, as the U.S. and the now-defunct Islamic Republic of Afghanistan desperately tried to beat back the advance of the Taliban ahead of the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
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Likes, shares and posts now prohibited in Pentagon’s new anti-extremism policy
The Pentagon’s extremism working group released its report on Monday.
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SOUTHCOM boss seeks to strengthen military ties in region
While the politics between the U.S. and South American nations might not be what “we would want …. the military relationships are really strong.”
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Navy unveils maternity uniform pilot program for 2022
The voluntary program will provide expecting sailors maternity uniforms at no cost.
-
Stricken sub Connecticut returns home to Washington state
The Navy has yet to disclose what kind of damage the boat sustained in its October collision with an undersea mountain.
-
Former U.S. sailor sentenced for selling stolen special ops gear to China
Former Navy Logistics Specialist 1st Class Ye Sang “Ivy” Wang conspired with her husband to sell equipment to online customers, the Justice Department said.
-
Pentagon IG will investigate management of Hawaii fuel storage facility at center of water crisis
The investigation was requested by Hawaii’s congressional delegation in light of the toxic water crisis at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam affecting military personnel and families.
-
Aircraft carrier Bush conducts first at-sea MQ-25 unmanned tanker demo
The MQ-25A Stingray tanking drone conducted shipboard maneuvers for the first time on a carrier, giving sailors a first peek at the vehicle as well as its handheld controller and shipboard ground control station.
-
Navy Reserve unit CO relieved of command
Cmdr. Jennifer Reid was fired as commanding officer of Navy Reserve Center Toledo Monday.
-
35-year-old sailor from California dies due to COVID-19 complications
Lt. Ivey Quintana-Martinez, 35, was assigned to Navy Reserve Center San Diego.
-
As Taliban advanced on Kabul in August, U.S. and coalition aircraft stepped up air strikes dramatically
U.S. and coalition aircraft released 153 munitions in Afghanistan in August, the most since October 2020, as the U.S. and the now-defunct Islamic Republic of Afghanistan desperately tried to beat back the advance of the Taliban ahead of the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
-
Likes, shares and posts now prohibited in Pentagon’s new anti-extremism policy
The Pentagon’s extremism working group released its report on Monday.
-
SOUTHCOM boss seeks to strengthen military ties in region
While the politics between the U.S. and South American nations might not be what “we would want …. the military relationships are really strong.”
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Navy unveils maternity uniform pilot program for 2022
The voluntary program will provide expecting sailors maternity uniforms at no cost.
