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On newsstands this week
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U.S. ship targeted in 3rd cruise missile attack off Yemen
For the third time in a week, the destroyer Mason was the target of an unsuccessful cruise missile attack off Yemen’s coast.
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Ex-federal investigator sentenced to 12 years for bribery in ‘Fat Leonard’ case
A former federal agent was sentenced to 12 years in prison Friday for tipping off a defense contractor who was under investigation for overbilling the Navy by at least $35 million.
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On newsstands this week
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Naval aviation trying to fix flawed safety culture: 1-star
All too often squadron leaders weren’t fixing safety issues identified in routine surveys designed to prevent aviation accidents, the Navy’s safety boss said.
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On newsstands this week
On newsstands this week
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Ratings Elimination — Corpsman Timeline
Not many of the 25,000 strong Navy Hospital Corpsmen know that their current rating title – which is being scrapped in the Navy’s controversial personnel system reforms only dates to 1947. The history of this career field is a good example of how these things have changed nearly 700 times throughout the two and a…
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On newsstands this week
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Iraq oil fires could jeopardize Mosul mission
A fire at one of Iraq’s oil fields could hinder military and humanitarian efforts as operations to recapture the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul get underway.
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Officer accused of attempted rape waiting out prosecution in San Diego
The Guam-based former helicopter squadron commanding officer accused of attempting to rape a junior female officer will be spending the foreseeable future flying a desk in San Diego, according to a Naval Air Forces spokeswoman.
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On newsstands this week
On newsstands this week
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U.S. ship targeted in 3rd cruise missile attack off Yemen
For the third time in a week, the destroyer Mason was the target of an unsuccessful cruise missile attack off Yemen’s coast.
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Ex-federal investigator sentenced to 12 years for bribery in ‘Fat Leonard’ case
A former federal agent was sentenced to 12 years in prison Friday for tipping off a defense contractor who was under investigation for overbilling the Navy by at least $35 million.
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On newsstands this week
On newsstands this week
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Naval aviation trying to fix flawed safety culture: 1-star
All too often squadron leaders weren’t fixing safety issues identified in routine surveys designed to prevent aviation accidents, the Navy’s safety boss said.
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On newsstands this week
On newsstands this week
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Ratings Elimination — Corpsman Timeline
Not many of the 25,000 strong Navy Hospital Corpsmen know that their current rating title – which is being scrapped in the Navy’s controversial personnel system reforms only dates to 1947. The history of this career field is a good example of how these things have changed nearly 700 times throughout the two and a…
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On newsstands this week
On newsstands this week
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Iraq oil fires could jeopardize Mosul mission
A fire at one of Iraq’s oil fields could hinder military and humanitarian efforts as operations to recapture the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul get underway.
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Officer accused of attempted rape waiting out prosecution in San Diego
The Guam-based former helicopter squadron commanding officer accused of attempting to rape a junior female officer will be spending the foreseeable future flying a desk in San Diego, according to a Naval Air Forces spokeswoman.
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On newsstands this week
On newsstands this week
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U.S. ship targeted in 3rd cruise missile attack off Yemen
For the third time in a week, the destroyer Mason was the target of an unsuccessful cruise missile attack off Yemen’s coast.
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Ex-federal investigator sentenced to 12 years for bribery in ‘Fat Leonard’ case
A former federal agent was sentenced to 12 years in prison Friday for tipping off a defense contractor who was under investigation for overbilling the Navy by at least $35 million.
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On newsstands this week
On newsstands this week
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Naval aviation trying to fix flawed safety culture: 1-star
All too often squadron leaders weren’t fixing safety issues identified in routine surveys designed to prevent aviation accidents, the Navy’s safety boss said.
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On newsstands this week
On newsstands this week
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Ratings Elimination — Corpsman Timeline
Not many of the 25,000 strong Navy Hospital Corpsmen know that their current rating title – which is being scrapped in the Navy’s controversial personnel system reforms only dates to 1947. The history of this career field is a good example of how these things have changed nearly 700 times throughout the two and a…
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On newsstands this week
On newsstands this week
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Iraq oil fires could jeopardize Mosul mission
A fire at one of Iraq’s oil fields could hinder military and humanitarian efforts as operations to recapture the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul get underway.
-
Officer accused of attempted rape waiting out prosecution in San Diego
The Guam-based former helicopter squadron commanding officer accused of attempting to rape a junior female officer will be spending the foreseeable future flying a desk in San Diego, according to a Naval Air Forces spokeswoman.
