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LCS crew is stuck in Singapore for the holidays
Navy officials say the the recent spate of LCS engineering casualties, including breakdowns on the Freedom and the Fort Worth caused by crew errors, has triggered a complete reorganization of the program and Crew 204’s open-ended deployment is collateral damage.
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The Pentagon told the Navy to cut $17B from its budget; the Navy said no
The Navy submitted a budget to the office of the secretary of defense without cutting $17 billion out of the five-year plan, three defense sources tell Navy Times.
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Personal data for more than 134,000 sailors was breached, Navy says
The personal data of more than 134,000 sailors in a re-enlistment approval database was stolen from a contractor’s laptop, the Navy disclosed Wednesday.
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This strike group made China nervous — even without an aircraft carrier
The three-destroyer pack that set China on edge in the contested South China Sea are back from their western Pacific deployment.
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Donald Trump wants to start the biggest Navy build-up in decades
Donald Trump has pledged that he’ll lead the biggest U.S. Navy build-up since the Reagan administration, but the details on this expensive and decades-long effort remain to be seen.
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The Navy needs more robot submarines for missions now
A submarine leader is calling for faster development of underwater drones capable of conducing patrols and missions around the world.
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U.S. military’s relief mission to Haiti: A grueling labor of love
Hundreds of troops toiled for weeks lugging relief supplies into helicopter to deliver to people in hurricane wrecked regions. “I’m glad that we’re here and able to help out all the people who are in need,” one aircrewman said.
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U.S. destroyer challenges China’s claims in the South China Sea
The destroyer Decatur conducted a close patrol Friday of the disputed Paracel Islands, a move that challenges China’s claimed dominion over the South China Sea islands.
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U.S. military wraps up Haiti relief mission after huge airlift effort
The U.S. military’s role in the aid mission to Haiti is expected to wrap up in the next four days after delivering hundreds of thousands of pounds of necessities.
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U.S. relief to Haiti ramps up as Iwo Jima begins humanitarian flights
The arrival of the Iwo Jima, whose aircraft multiply the U.S. capacity to deliver relief, escalates the American response to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Matthew.
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LCS crew is stuck in Singapore for the holidays
Navy officials say the the recent spate of LCS engineering casualties, including breakdowns on the Freedom and the Fort Worth caused by crew errors, has triggered a complete reorganization of the program and Crew 204’s open-ended deployment is collateral damage.
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The Pentagon told the Navy to cut $17B from its budget; the Navy said no
The Navy submitted a budget to the office of the secretary of defense without cutting $17 billion out of the five-year plan, three defense sources tell Navy Times.
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Personal data for more than 134,000 sailors was breached, Navy says
The personal data of more than 134,000 sailors in a re-enlistment approval database was stolen from a contractor’s laptop, the Navy disclosed Wednesday.
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This strike group made China nervous — even without an aircraft carrier
The three-destroyer pack that set China on edge in the contested South China Sea are back from their western Pacific deployment.
-
Donald Trump wants to start the biggest Navy build-up in decades
Donald Trump has pledged that he’ll lead the biggest U.S. Navy build-up since the Reagan administration, but the details on this expensive and decades-long effort remain to be seen.
-
The Navy needs more robot submarines for missions now
A submarine leader is calling for faster development of underwater drones capable of conducing patrols and missions around the world.
-
U.S. military’s relief mission to Haiti: A grueling labor of love
Hundreds of troops toiled for weeks lugging relief supplies into helicopter to deliver to people in hurricane wrecked regions. “I’m glad that we’re here and able to help out all the people who are in need,” one aircrewman said.
-
U.S. destroyer challenges China’s claims in the South China Sea
The destroyer Decatur conducted a close patrol Friday of the disputed Paracel Islands, a move that challenges China’s claimed dominion over the South China Sea islands.
-
U.S. military wraps up Haiti relief mission after huge airlift effort
The U.S. military’s role in the aid mission to Haiti is expected to wrap up in the next four days after delivering hundreds of thousands of pounds of necessities.
-
U.S. relief to Haiti ramps up as Iwo Jima begins humanitarian flights
The arrival of the Iwo Jima, whose aircraft multiply the U.S. capacity to deliver relief, escalates the American response to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Matthew.
-
LCS crew is stuck in Singapore for the holidays
Navy officials say the the recent spate of LCS engineering casualties, including breakdowns on the Freedom and the Fort Worth caused by crew errors, has triggered a complete reorganization of the program and Crew 204’s open-ended deployment is collateral damage.
-
The Pentagon told the Navy to cut $17B from its budget; the Navy said no
The Navy submitted a budget to the office of the secretary of defense without cutting $17 billion out of the five-year plan, three defense sources tell Navy Times.
-
Personal data for more than 134,000 sailors was breached, Navy says
The personal data of more than 134,000 sailors in a re-enlistment approval database was stolen from a contractor’s laptop, the Navy disclosed Wednesday.
-
This strike group made China nervous — even without an aircraft carrier
The three-destroyer pack that set China on edge in the contested South China Sea are back from their western Pacific deployment.
-
Donald Trump wants to start the biggest Navy build-up in decades
Donald Trump has pledged that he’ll lead the biggest U.S. Navy build-up since the Reagan administration, but the details on this expensive and decades-long effort remain to be seen.
-
The Navy needs more robot submarines for missions now
A submarine leader is calling for faster development of underwater drones capable of conducing patrols and missions around the world.
-
U.S. military’s relief mission to Haiti: A grueling labor of love
Hundreds of troops toiled for weeks lugging relief supplies into helicopter to deliver to people in hurricane wrecked regions. “I’m glad that we’re here and able to help out all the people who are in need,” one aircrewman said.
-
U.S. destroyer challenges China’s claims in the South China Sea
The destroyer Decatur conducted a close patrol Friday of the disputed Paracel Islands, a move that challenges China’s claimed dominion over the South China Sea islands.
-
U.S. military wraps up Haiti relief mission after huge airlift effort
The U.S. military’s role in the aid mission to Haiti is expected to wrap up in the next four days after delivering hundreds of thousands of pounds of necessities.
-
U.S. relief to Haiti ramps up as Iwo Jima begins humanitarian flights
The arrival of the Iwo Jima, whose aircraft multiply the U.S. capacity to deliver relief, escalates the American response to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Matthew.
