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Puget Sound Naval Shipyard tracking 14 potential coronavirus cases
An All Hands memo from yard commander Capt. Dianna Wolfson indicated that four other individuals there tested negative for COVID-19 infection.
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With coronavirus on the loose, US shipyards make adjustments but keep building
As the new coronavirus rocks the country, the shipbuilding industry is keeping the wrenches turning.
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Naval Academy extends spring break amid coronavirus concerns
Midshipmen are expected to resume remote learning on March 20.
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Maine-based Navy reservist tests ‘presumptive positive’ for coronavirus
It’s the first Navy case of its kind in the reserve force.
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Navy to honor more than three dozen personnel following Pensacola attack
A ceremony is slated to start 10 a.m. March 16 at the National Naval Aviation Museum.
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Coronavirus concerns mean empty seats at Navy graduations
But boot camp ceremonies will be streamed online.
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Top Pentagon doctor says most troops not at great risk for coronavirus
A young and generally healthy force reduces the risk, according to the Joint Staff surgeon.
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How the Navy hopes to grow your ‘gray matter’
A plan to overhaul educational services for sailors, Marines and civilian employees was released Monday.
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Naval flight training resumes for Saudi students
The Navy had to put in place several restrictions for international students following the Dec. 6 shooting in Pensacola.
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Puget Sound Naval Shipyard tracking 14 potential coronavirus cases
An All Hands memo from yard commander Capt. Dianna Wolfson indicated that four other individuals there tested negative for COVID-19 infection.
-
With coronavirus on the loose, US shipyards make adjustments but keep building
As the new coronavirus rocks the country, the shipbuilding industry is keeping the wrenches turning.
-
Ready Player One: Navy creates billets for gamers
Your country needs you to play video games!
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Naval Academy extends spring break amid coronavirus concerns
Midshipmen are expected to resume remote learning on March 20.
-
Maine-based Navy reservist tests ‘presumptive positive’ for coronavirus
It’s the first Navy case of its kind in the reserve force.
-
Navy to honor more than three dozen personnel following Pensacola attack
A ceremony is slated to start 10 a.m. March 16 at the National Naval Aviation Museum.
-
Coronavirus concerns mean empty seats at Navy graduations
But boot camp ceremonies will be streamed online.
-
Top Pentagon doctor says most troops not at great risk for coronavirus
A young and generally healthy force reduces the risk, according to the Joint Staff surgeon.
-
How the Navy hopes to grow your ‘gray matter’
A plan to overhaul educational services for sailors, Marines and civilian employees was released Monday.
-
Naval flight training resumes for Saudi students
The Navy had to put in place several restrictions for international students following the Dec. 6 shooting in Pensacola.
-
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard tracking 14 potential coronavirus cases
An All Hands memo from yard commander Capt. Dianna Wolfson indicated that four other individuals there tested negative for COVID-19 infection.
-
With coronavirus on the loose, US shipyards make adjustments but keep building
As the new coronavirus rocks the country, the shipbuilding industry is keeping the wrenches turning.
-
Ready Player One: Navy creates billets for gamers
Your country needs you to play video games!
-
Naval Academy extends spring break amid coronavirus concerns
Midshipmen are expected to resume remote learning on March 20.
-
Maine-based Navy reservist tests ‘presumptive positive’ for coronavirus
It’s the first Navy case of its kind in the reserve force.
-
Navy to honor more than three dozen personnel following Pensacola attack
A ceremony is slated to start 10 a.m. March 16 at the National Naval Aviation Museum.
-
Coronavirus concerns mean empty seats at Navy graduations
But boot camp ceremonies will be streamed online.
-
Top Pentagon doctor says most troops not at great risk for coronavirus
A young and generally healthy force reduces the risk, according to the Joint Staff surgeon.
-
How the Navy hopes to grow your ‘gray matter’
A plan to overhaul educational services for sailors, Marines and civilian employees was released Monday.
-
Naval flight training resumes for Saudi students
The Navy had to put in place several restrictions for international students following the Dec. 6 shooting in Pensacola.
