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Air Force to change fire foam because of water contamination
The service has awarded a $6.2 million contract to replace firefighting foam with a substance that is “environmentally responsible.”
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Zumwalt’s Iraq vet grandson tries for Congress
You might assume that the grandson of a game-changing former chief of naval operations would join the Navy to carry on the family tradition, but no.
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Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
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The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
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Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
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New Zealand invite to U.S. Navy marks end to nuclear stalemate
Vice President Joe Biden said Thursday that the U.S. had accepted an invitation to send a Navy ship to New Zealand for the first time in three decades, signaling an end to a stalemate between the two countries that was sparked by New Zealand’s anti-nuclear policy.
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Sailors to get more training on finances, new retirement system
Sailors are about to get more financial training during their careers as the military shifts to a new retirement system.
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Navy Department seeks renewal of extended deployment pay
The Navy’s authority to give sailors higher pay for extended deployments is set to run out in two months, but officials say they have asked for the authority for it to be renewed. The new deployment pay was approved Sept.
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Air Force to change fire foam because of water contamination
The service has awarded a $6.2 million contract to replace firefighting foam with a substance that is “environmentally responsible.”
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Marines look for a more diverse force
Marines look for a more diverse force
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Zumwalt’s Iraq vet grandson tries for Congress
You might assume that the grandson of a game-changing former chief of naval operations would join the Navy to carry on the family tradition, but no.
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Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
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Navy weighs e-cigarette ban amid safety concerns
Navy weighs e-cigarette ban amid safety concerns
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The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
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Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
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New Zealand invite to U.S. Navy marks end to nuclear stalemate
Vice President Joe Biden said Thursday that the U.S. had accepted an invitation to send a Navy ship to New Zealand for the first time in three decades, signaling an end to a stalemate between the two countries that was sparked by New Zealand’s anti-nuclear policy.
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Sailors to get more training on finances, new retirement system
Sailors are about to get more financial training during their careers as the military shifts to a new retirement system.
-
Navy Department seeks renewal of extended deployment pay
The Navy’s authority to give sailors higher pay for extended deployments is set to run out in two months, but officials say they have asked for the authority for it to be renewed. The new deployment pay was approved Sept.
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Air Force to change fire foam because of water contamination
The service has awarded a $6.2 million contract to replace firefighting foam with a substance that is “environmentally responsible.”
-
Marines look for a more diverse force
Marines look for a more diverse force
-
Zumwalt’s Iraq vet grandson tries for Congress
You might assume that the grandson of a game-changing former chief of naval operations would join the Navy to carry on the family tradition, but no.
-
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
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Navy weighs e-cigarette ban amid safety concerns
Navy weighs e-cigarette ban amid safety concerns
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The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
The Pentagon is closer to extending a generous new benefit to millions of veterans
-
Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
-
New Zealand invite to U.S. Navy marks end to nuclear stalemate
Vice President Joe Biden said Thursday that the U.S. had accepted an invitation to send a Navy ship to New Zealand for the first time in three decades, signaling an end to a stalemate between the two countries that was sparked by New Zealand’s anti-nuclear policy.
-
Sailors to get more training on finances, new retirement system
Sailors are about to get more financial training during their careers as the military shifts to a new retirement system.
-
Navy Department seeks renewal of extended deployment pay
The Navy’s authority to give sailors higher pay for extended deployments is set to run out in two months, but officials say they have asked for the authority for it to be renewed. The new deployment pay was approved Sept.
