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Police: 2 sailors face prison after drunken antics
Two nuke machinist’s mates from the carrier Eisenhower are charged with breaking into a Norfolk bank, where they passed out.
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Sailor killed in Chattanooga attack nominated for Purple Heart
The petty officer slain during the cold-blooded attack in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has been nominated for the Purple Heart.
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Spec ops forces’ unique role highlighted in new book
Over the past quarter-century, Sean Naylor has become one of the country’s foremost experts on special operations forces.
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Navy says more personnel affected by OPM breach
Every sailor, Marine and Navy Department civilian who has completed the SF-86 security questionnaire from 2000 to the present is at risk of having their personal information breached in the cyber theft of highly sensitive data, the Navy Department announced in an ALNAV message released Friday.
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Navy Yard shooting scare deemed false alarm
Law enforcement have concluded that a shooting scare at the Washington Navy Yard Thursday morning was a false alarm after sweeps of the area.
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Saving Sammy B: A frigate’s heroic legacy
A crew raced against time to contain flooding and fires after a minestrike in 1988. Their legendary story.
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Submarine boss urges better crew rest in the fleet
The fleet’s top submariner said getting sub crews the sleep they need is a necessary culture change inside a force th…
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Police: 2 sailors face prison after drunken antics
Two nuke machinist’s mates from the carrier Eisenhower are charged with breaking into a Norfolk bank, where they passed out.
-
Sailor killed in Chattanooga attack nominated for Purple Heart
The petty officer slain during the cold-blooded attack in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has been nominated for the Purple Heart.
-
Spec ops forces’ unique role highlighted in new book
Over the past quarter-century, Sean Naylor has become one of the country’s foremost experts on special operations forces.
-
Navy says more personnel affected by OPM breach
Every sailor, Marine and Navy Department civilian who has completed the SF-86 security questionnaire from 2000 to the present is at risk of having their personal information breached in the cyber theft of highly sensitive data, the Navy Department announced in an ALNAV message released Friday.
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Navy Yard shooting scare deemed false alarm
Law enforcement have concluded that a shooting scare at the Washington Navy Yard Thursday morning was a false alarm after sweeps of the area.
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Unheeded Warnings
The Navy ignored years of alarming reports — and two pilots paid the price
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Saving Sammy B: A frigate’s heroic legacy
A crew raced against time to contain flooding and fires after a minestrike in 1988. Their legendary story.
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AMERICA’S MILITARY: The crushing deployment tempo
The toll in the ranks and on the home front
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Submarine boss urges better crew rest in the fleet
The fleet’s top submariner said getting sub crews the sleep they need is a necessary culture change inside a force th…
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NATO seeks more U.S. ships
NATO’s sea boss wants to see more of the U.S. Navy in Europe.
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Police: 2 sailors face prison after drunken antics
Two nuke machinist’s mates from the carrier Eisenhower are charged with breaking into a Norfolk bank, where they passed out.
-
Sailor killed in Chattanooga attack nominated for Purple Heart
The petty officer slain during the cold-blooded attack in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has been nominated for the Purple Heart.
-
Spec ops forces’ unique role highlighted in new book
Over the past quarter-century, Sean Naylor has become one of the country’s foremost experts on special operations forces.
-
Navy says more personnel affected by OPM breach
Every sailor, Marine and Navy Department civilian who has completed the SF-86 security questionnaire from 2000 to the present is at risk of having their personal information breached in the cyber theft of highly sensitive data, the Navy Department announced in an ALNAV message released Friday.
-
Navy Yard shooting scare deemed false alarm
Law enforcement have concluded that a shooting scare at the Washington Navy Yard Thursday morning was a false alarm after sweeps of the area.
-
Unheeded Warnings
The Navy ignored years of alarming reports — and two pilots paid the price
-
Saving Sammy B: A frigate’s heroic legacy
A crew raced against time to contain flooding and fires after a minestrike in 1988. Their legendary story.
-
AMERICA’S MILITARY: The crushing deployment tempo
The toll in the ranks and on the home front
-
Submarine boss urges better crew rest in the fleet
The fleet’s top submariner said getting sub crews the sleep they need is a necessary culture change inside a force th…
-
NATO seeks more U.S. ships
NATO’s sea boss wants to see more of the U.S. Navy in Europe.
