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After a 9-month extended deployment to Singapore, LCS Crew 204 is back home
The crew returned to San Diego over the weekend, capping off a nine-month deployment that was supposed to be no longer than four or five months. LCS Crew 203 officially relieved the crew on April 15.
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Naval Air Station Meridian to test for possible contaminants in wells
U.S. Navy officials say they plan to test the water in three private wells near Naval Air Station Meridian for possible contaminants.
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Red Sox, Nats tour Naval Academy before final spring game
The Boston Red Sox and Washington Nationals took a memorable tour of the U.S. Naval Academy before engaging in one last inconsequential baseball game prior to opening day.
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On newsstands this week
In this week’s Navy Times, the loophole that officers are using to kick CMCs out of the Navy.
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Lawsuit: Navy discharged woman over sex-harassment complaint
A Connecticut woman has filed a federal lawsuit alleging she received an “other than honorable” discharge from the U.S. Navy over a sexual-harassment complaint she lodged against a superior.
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Participants in the 28th Bataan Memorial Death March donate more than 27,500 pounds of food
Participants in the 28th Bataan Memorial Death March donate more than 27,500 pounds of food
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Norfolk sailor accused of sex crime with a minor
A sailor attached to the destroyer Bulkeley has been accused of raping and abusing a minor in Virginia Beach, according to a local news report.
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Bush, Vinson patrol global hot spots in Middle East and Asia
The Navy’s big guns are patrolling global hot spots, fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, and facing down North Korea’s Kim Jong Un in an annual exercise that invariably spikes tensions with the rogue regime.
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Navy engineers volunteer in West Africa
Engineers from U.S. Naval Sea Systems Command volunteer their personal time to bring power to school children in the coastal city of Mbour, Senegal.
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WWII veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor celebrates 99th birthday by flying in B-17 bomber
Sgt. Eugene Leonard, a WWII veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor, took flight in a B-17 “flying fortress” bomber for his 99th birthday over the weekend.
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After a 9-month extended deployment to Singapore, LCS Crew 204 is back home
The crew returned to San Diego over the weekend, capping off a nine-month deployment that was supposed to be no longer than four or five months. LCS Crew 203 officially relieved the crew on April 15.
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Naval Air Station Meridian to test for possible contaminants in wells
U.S. Navy officials say they plan to test the water in three private wells near Naval Air Station Meridian for possible contaminants.
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Red Sox, Nats tour Naval Academy before final spring game
The Boston Red Sox and Washington Nationals took a memorable tour of the U.S. Naval Academy before engaging in one last inconsequential baseball game prior to opening day.
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On newsstands this week
In this week’s Navy Times, the loophole that officers are using to kick CMCs out of the Navy.
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Lawsuit: Navy discharged woman over sex-harassment complaint
A Connecticut woman has filed a federal lawsuit alleging she received an “other than honorable” discharge from the U.S. Navy over a sexual-harassment complaint she lodged against a superior.
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Participants in the 28th Bataan Memorial Death March donate more than 27,500 pounds of food
Participants in the 28th Bataan Memorial Death March donate more than 27,500 pounds of food
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Norfolk sailor accused of sex crime with a minor
A sailor attached to the destroyer Bulkeley has been accused of raping and abusing a minor in Virginia Beach, according to a local news report.
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Bush, Vinson patrol global hot spots in Middle East and Asia
The Navy’s big guns are patrolling global hot spots, fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, and facing down North Korea’s Kim Jong Un in an annual exercise that invariably spikes tensions with the rogue regime.
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Navy engineers volunteer in West Africa
Engineers from U.S. Naval Sea Systems Command volunteer their personal time to bring power to school children in the coastal city of Mbour, Senegal.
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WWII veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor celebrates 99th birthday by flying in B-17 bomber
Sgt. Eugene Leonard, a WWII veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor, took flight in a B-17 “flying fortress” bomber for his 99th birthday over the weekend.
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After a 9-month extended deployment to Singapore, LCS Crew 204 is back home
The crew returned to San Diego over the weekend, capping off a nine-month deployment that was supposed to be no longer than four or five months. LCS Crew 203 officially relieved the crew on April 15.
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Naval Air Station Meridian to test for possible contaminants in wells
U.S. Navy officials say they plan to test the water in three private wells near Naval Air Station Meridian for possible contaminants.
-
Red Sox, Nats tour Naval Academy before final spring game
The Boston Red Sox and Washington Nationals took a memorable tour of the U.S. Naval Academy before engaging in one last inconsequential baseball game prior to opening day.
-
On newsstands this week
In this week’s Navy Times, the loophole that officers are using to kick CMCs out of the Navy.
-
Lawsuit: Navy discharged woman over sex-harassment complaint
A Connecticut woman has filed a federal lawsuit alleging she received an “other than honorable” discharge from the U.S. Navy over a sexual-harassment complaint she lodged against a superior.
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Participants in the 28th Bataan Memorial Death March donate more than 27,500 pounds of food
Participants in the 28th Bataan Memorial Death March donate more than 27,500 pounds of food
-
Norfolk sailor accused of sex crime with a minor
A sailor attached to the destroyer Bulkeley has been accused of raping and abusing a minor in Virginia Beach, according to a local news report.
-
Bush, Vinson patrol global hot spots in Middle East and Asia
The Navy’s big guns are patrolling global hot spots, fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, and facing down North Korea’s Kim Jong Un in an annual exercise that invariably spikes tensions with the rogue regime.
-
Navy engineers volunteer in West Africa
Engineers from U.S. Naval Sea Systems Command volunteer their personal time to bring power to school children in the coastal city of Mbour, Senegal.
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WWII veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor celebrates 99th birthday by flying in B-17 bomber
Sgt. Eugene Leonard, a WWII veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor, took flight in a B-17 “flying fortress” bomber for his 99th birthday over the weekend.
