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China urges restraint as Carl Vinson closes on Korean waters
President Trump addressed the growing tensions on the peninsula on Twitter Tuesday morning, saying that the U.S. would take action in China if the Chinese could not exert its influence and stop the Kim regime’s nuclear tests and rocket tests.
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Things have gone from bad to worse at the Navy’s flight school
The head of naval aviation has grounded all the Navy’s T-45 training jets indefinitely.
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Korea crisis deepens as the US dispatches the Carl Vinson strike group to the region
The head of all U.S. forces in the Pacific canceled a planned carrier exercise with the Australian navy and redirected the Carl Vinson carrier strike group to the waters off the Korean Peninsula as the U.S. weighs a series of limited options for dealing with an increasingly unbalanced and dangerous North Korean regime.
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Syria strikes just the latest mission for the Navy’s Spain-based workhorses
Sailors who might have imagined plenty of sunbathing on Spanish beaches when they picked orders to one of the Rota-based destroyers have instead found themselves in the middle a geopolitical showdown between Russia and the United States and her allies.
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After Trump’s remarks, Pentagon prepares for possible Syrian intervention
Pentagon officials have begun preparing for possible military strikes inside Syria as President Donald Trump has steadily ramped up rhetoric against Syrian President Bashar Assad in recent days.
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Navy grounds all T-45 training jets after instructors refuse to fly
Dozens of instructor pilots have refused to fly the T-45 because of a spike in dangerous physical symptoms suffered by pilots flying the aircraft triggered by a lack of oxygen or contaminants in the oxygen system, according to a Fox News report Monday
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Former PACOM commander: Can it with the China pessimism
The former head of all U.S. forces in the Pacific said the pessimistic attitude vis-a-vis the growing Chinese threat is bad for the Navy, and leaders need to step up and figure out how to defeat the Chinese threat if it came to blows.
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Manning gaps, canceled operations and broken ships on tap if Congress can’t pass a budget
If Congress fails to pass a budget for 2017, it will cut into how many ships the Navy can afford to get underway and how many aircraft it can afford to put in the air, said Adm. Bill Moran, vice chief of naval operations.
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Three-stars: Marine, naval aviators and maintainers endure diminished flight hours, lack of spare parts
The Navy and Marine Corps have had fewer issues with losing pilots to private airlines but both officers say there is a growing frustration with the lack of flying hours for pilots and critical spare parts for maintainers, a byproduct of the last several years of budget cuts.
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CNO: Cyberstalking and bullying victims should come forward
As Navy leaders continue to grapple with a military-wide scandal involving nude photos of service members, the service is encouraging victims to come forward.
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China urges restraint as Carl Vinson closes on Korean waters
President Trump addressed the growing tensions on the peninsula on Twitter Tuesday morning, saying that the U.S. would take action in China if the Chinese could not exert its influence and stop the Kim regime’s nuclear tests and rocket tests.
-
Things have gone from bad to worse at the Navy’s flight school
The head of naval aviation has grounded all the Navy’s T-45 training jets indefinitely.
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Korea crisis deepens as the US dispatches the Carl Vinson strike group to the region
The head of all U.S. forces in the Pacific canceled a planned carrier exercise with the Australian navy and redirected the Carl Vinson carrier strike group to the waters off the Korean Peninsula as the U.S. weighs a series of limited options for dealing with an increasingly unbalanced and dangerous North Korean regime.
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Syria strikes just the latest mission for the Navy’s Spain-based workhorses
Sailors who might have imagined plenty of sunbathing on Spanish beaches when they picked orders to one of the Rota-based destroyers have instead found themselves in the middle a geopolitical showdown between Russia and the United States and her allies.
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After Trump’s remarks, Pentagon prepares for possible Syrian intervention
Pentagon officials have begun preparing for possible military strikes inside Syria as President Donald Trump has steadily ramped up rhetoric against Syrian President Bashar Assad in recent days.
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Navy grounds all T-45 training jets after instructors refuse to fly
Dozens of instructor pilots have refused to fly the T-45 because of a spike in dangerous physical symptoms suffered by pilots flying the aircraft triggered by a lack of oxygen or contaminants in the oxygen system, according to a Fox News report Monday
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Former PACOM commander: Can it with the China pessimism
The former head of all U.S. forces in the Pacific said the pessimistic attitude vis-a-vis the growing Chinese threat is bad for the Navy, and leaders need to step up and figure out how to defeat the Chinese threat if it came to blows.
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Manning gaps, canceled operations and broken ships on tap if Congress can’t pass a budget
If Congress fails to pass a budget for 2017, it will cut into how many ships the Navy can afford to get underway and how many aircraft it can afford to put in the air, said Adm. Bill Moran, vice chief of naval operations.
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Three-stars: Marine, naval aviators and maintainers endure diminished flight hours, lack of spare parts
The Navy and Marine Corps have had fewer issues with losing pilots to private airlines but both officers say there is a growing frustration with the lack of flying hours for pilots and critical spare parts for maintainers, a byproduct of the last several years of budget cuts.
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CNO: Cyberstalking and bullying victims should come forward
As Navy leaders continue to grapple with a military-wide scandal involving nude photos of service members, the service is encouraging victims to come forward.
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China urges restraint as Carl Vinson closes on Korean waters
President Trump addressed the growing tensions on the peninsula on Twitter Tuesday morning, saying that the U.S. would take action in China if the Chinese could not exert its influence and stop the Kim regime’s nuclear tests and rocket tests.
-
Things have gone from bad to worse at the Navy’s flight school
The head of naval aviation has grounded all the Navy’s T-45 training jets indefinitely.
-
Korea crisis deepens as the US dispatches the Carl Vinson strike group to the region
The head of all U.S. forces in the Pacific canceled a planned carrier exercise with the Australian navy and redirected the Carl Vinson carrier strike group to the waters off the Korean Peninsula as the U.S. weighs a series of limited options for dealing with an increasingly unbalanced and dangerous North Korean regime.
-
Syria strikes just the latest mission for the Navy’s Spain-based workhorses
Sailors who might have imagined plenty of sunbathing on Spanish beaches when they picked orders to one of the Rota-based destroyers have instead found themselves in the middle a geopolitical showdown between Russia and the United States and her allies.
-
After Trump’s remarks, Pentagon prepares for possible Syrian intervention
Pentagon officials have begun preparing for possible military strikes inside Syria as President Donald Trump has steadily ramped up rhetoric against Syrian President Bashar Assad in recent days.
-
Navy grounds all T-45 training jets after instructors refuse to fly
Dozens of instructor pilots have refused to fly the T-45 because of a spike in dangerous physical symptoms suffered by pilots flying the aircraft triggered by a lack of oxygen or contaminants in the oxygen system, according to a Fox News report Monday
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Former PACOM commander: Can it with the China pessimism
The former head of all U.S. forces in the Pacific said the pessimistic attitude vis-a-vis the growing Chinese threat is bad for the Navy, and leaders need to step up and figure out how to defeat the Chinese threat if it came to blows.
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Manning gaps, canceled operations and broken ships on tap if Congress can’t pass a budget
If Congress fails to pass a budget for 2017, it will cut into how many ships the Navy can afford to get underway and how many aircraft it can afford to put in the air, said Adm. Bill Moran, vice chief of naval operations.
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Three-stars: Marine, naval aviators and maintainers endure diminished flight hours, lack of spare parts
The Navy and Marine Corps have had fewer issues with losing pilots to private airlines but both officers say there is a growing frustration with the lack of flying hours for pilots and critical spare parts for maintainers, a byproduct of the last several years of budget cuts.
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CNO: Cyberstalking and bullying victims should come forward
As Navy leaders continue to grapple with a military-wide scandal involving nude photos of service members, the service is encouraging victims to come forward.
