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Most Navy C-130s remain grounded nearly one year after fatal crash
A propeller problem was discovered after the fleet was grounded following the July 10 Marine Reserve KC-130T crash that killed 16 troops.
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Military Order of the Purple Heart to end VA assistance program
The nonprofit cited fundraising shortfalls in cancelling the National Service Program, which helps veterans and their families navigate the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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No reports of transgender troops affecting unit cohesion, Marine Corps and Navy leaders say
As President Trump’s transgender troop ban is challenged in court, the Navy’s Chief of Operations and the Marine Corps Commandant told lawmakers that they had heard of no issues affecting unit cohesion.
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Naval Academy midshipmen busted for drug use
Five students at the storied school were busted for using cocaine, mushrooms and other drugs, while four others were faulted for failing to report the drug use.
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Lawmakers express concerns over Navy’s aging surge sealift fleet
The average age of the supply fleet’s ships is 43 years, and Virginia Rep. Rob Wittman said this week that such ships would be vital should a conventional war break out.
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Top Navy and Marine Corps officials pan China’s expansion plans
Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and Marine Corps Commandant Richard Neller said advances by Beijing and Moscow vary but are both causes for concern.
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Russian jets fly within five feet of Navy plane over Black Sea
It was the second incident of a Russian jet buzzing a U.S. aircraft over the Black Sea in as many months.
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Navy filing homicide charges for McCain, Fitzgerald commanders
In all, five officers and a chief could face courts-martial in the collisions last summer that killed 17 sailors.
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How Peter Mims spent a week hiding in a warship’s engine room
The inside story of the sailor who holed up in the Shiloh engine room’s catacombs.
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After a long wait, Navy unveils a new slogan
The Navy has lifted the curtain on its long-awaited new slogan: “Forged by the Sea”
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Most Navy C-130s remain grounded nearly one year after fatal crash
A propeller problem was discovered after the fleet was grounded following the July 10 Marine Reserve KC-130T crash that killed 16 troops.
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Military Order of the Purple Heart to end VA assistance program
The nonprofit cited fundraising shortfalls in cancelling the National Service Program, which helps veterans and their families navigate the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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No reports of transgender troops affecting unit cohesion, Marine Corps and Navy leaders say
As President Trump’s transgender troop ban is challenged in court, the Navy’s Chief of Operations and the Marine Corps Commandant told lawmakers that they had heard of no issues affecting unit cohesion.
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Naval Academy midshipmen busted for drug use
Five students at the storied school were busted for using cocaine, mushrooms and other drugs, while four others were faulted for failing to report the drug use.
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Lawmakers express concerns over Navy’s aging surge sealift fleet
The average age of the supply fleet’s ships is 43 years, and Virginia Rep. Rob Wittman said this week that such ships would be vital should a conventional war break out.
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Top Navy and Marine Corps officials pan China’s expansion plans
Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and Marine Corps Commandant Richard Neller said advances by Beijing and Moscow vary but are both causes for concern.
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Russian jets fly within five feet of Navy plane over Black Sea
It was the second incident of a Russian jet buzzing a U.S. aircraft over the Black Sea in as many months.
-
Navy filing homicide charges for McCain, Fitzgerald commanders
In all, five officers and a chief could face courts-martial in the collisions last summer that killed 17 sailors.
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How Peter Mims spent a week hiding in a warship’s engine room
The inside story of the sailor who holed up in the Shiloh engine room’s catacombs.
-
After a long wait, Navy unveils a new slogan
The Navy has lifted the curtain on its long-awaited new slogan: “Forged by the Sea”
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Most Navy C-130s remain grounded nearly one year after fatal crash
A propeller problem was discovered after the fleet was grounded following the July 10 Marine Reserve KC-130T crash that killed 16 troops.
-
Military Order of the Purple Heart to end VA assistance program
The nonprofit cited fundraising shortfalls in cancelling the National Service Program, which helps veterans and their families navigate the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
No reports of transgender troops affecting unit cohesion, Marine Corps and Navy leaders say
As President Trump’s transgender troop ban is challenged in court, the Navy’s Chief of Operations and the Marine Corps Commandant told lawmakers that they had heard of no issues affecting unit cohesion.
-
Naval Academy midshipmen busted for drug use
Five students at the storied school were busted for using cocaine, mushrooms and other drugs, while four others were faulted for failing to report the drug use.
-
Lawmakers express concerns over Navy’s aging surge sealift fleet
The average age of the supply fleet’s ships is 43 years, and Virginia Rep. Rob Wittman said this week that such ships would be vital should a conventional war break out.
-
Top Navy and Marine Corps officials pan China’s expansion plans
Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and Marine Corps Commandant Richard Neller said advances by Beijing and Moscow vary but are both causes for concern.
-
Russian jets fly within five feet of Navy plane over Black Sea
It was the second incident of a Russian jet buzzing a U.S. aircraft over the Black Sea in as many months.
-
Navy filing homicide charges for McCain, Fitzgerald commanders
In all, five officers and a chief could face courts-martial in the collisions last summer that killed 17 sailors.
-
How Peter Mims spent a week hiding in a warship’s engine room
The inside story of the sailor who holed up in the Shiloh engine room’s catacombs.
-
After a long wait, Navy unveils a new slogan
The Navy has lifted the curtain on its long-awaited new slogan: “Forged by the Sea”
