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Here’s what you need to know about the new Navy tuition assistance rules
After years of restrictive regulations, the Navy has changed tuition assistance rules to allow sailors to take more college courses on the Navy’s dime.
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French connection: Joint US-French carrier ops highlight common ground
In a rare multinational exercise, two French carrier-based squadrons integrated into a U.S. Navy carrier air wing for two weeks at sea off the coast of Virginia.
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LCS Milwaukee fires Longbow missiles in mission module test
The littoral combat ship fired Longbow Hellfire surface-to-surface missiles in the first-ever test of the LCS missile module test at sea.
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No harassment of US ships by Iran despite nuclear deal demise, says Navy’s top officer
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said the Navy remains on guard and wary of Iran in the Persian Gulf despite no recent signs of unsafe encounters.
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Mattis eyes major overhaul of Navy deployments
Days of predictable rotational floats could soon come to an end.
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The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
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Naval aviation plagued by ‘disturbing’ trend of ground mishaps
The head of all Naval Air Forces says there has been a six-year rise in Class C mishaps caused by a drop in the experience of sailors.
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Navy’s top enlisted offers support to transgender sailors
The Navy’s top enlisted sailor offered support for transgender sailors currently serving in the Navy.
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The Navy’s coolest looking vessel heads to Washington
Capable of speeds of up to 60 knots, the craft was designed to transport Navy SEALs to battle.
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Free of ice and Montreal, LCS USS Little Rock heads home
After three months being stuck in the ice in Montreal, Canada, the littoral combat ship Little Rock is finally again on her way to Mayport, Fla.
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Here’s what you need to know about the new Navy tuition assistance rules
After years of restrictive regulations, the Navy has changed tuition assistance rules to allow sailors to take more college courses on the Navy’s dime.
-
French connection: Joint US-French carrier ops highlight common ground
In a rare multinational exercise, two French carrier-based squadrons integrated into a U.S. Navy carrier air wing for two weeks at sea off the coast of Virginia.
-
LCS Milwaukee fires Longbow missiles in mission module test
The littoral combat ship fired Longbow Hellfire surface-to-surface missiles in the first-ever test of the LCS missile module test at sea.
-
No harassment of US ships by Iran despite nuclear deal demise, says Navy’s top officer
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said the Navy remains on guard and wary of Iran in the Persian Gulf despite no recent signs of unsafe encounters.
-
Mattis eyes major overhaul of Navy deployments
Days of predictable rotational floats could soon come to an end.
-
The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
-
Naval aviation plagued by ‘disturbing’ trend of ground mishaps
The head of all Naval Air Forces says there has been a six-year rise in Class C mishaps caused by a drop in the experience of sailors.
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Navy’s top enlisted offers support to transgender sailors
The Navy’s top enlisted sailor offered support for transgender sailors currently serving in the Navy.
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The Navy’s coolest looking vessel heads to Washington
Capable of speeds of up to 60 knots, the craft was designed to transport Navy SEALs to battle.
-
Free of ice and Montreal, LCS USS Little Rock heads home
After three months being stuck in the ice in Montreal, Canada, the littoral combat ship Little Rock is finally again on her way to Mayport, Fla.
-
Here’s what you need to know about the new Navy tuition assistance rules
After years of restrictive regulations, the Navy has changed tuition assistance rules to allow sailors to take more college courses on the Navy’s dime.
-
French connection: Joint US-French carrier ops highlight common ground
In a rare multinational exercise, two French carrier-based squadrons integrated into a U.S. Navy carrier air wing for two weeks at sea off the coast of Virginia.
-
LCS Milwaukee fires Longbow missiles in mission module test
The littoral combat ship fired Longbow Hellfire surface-to-surface missiles in the first-ever test of the LCS missile module test at sea.
-
No harassment of US ships by Iran despite nuclear deal demise, says Navy’s top officer
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said the Navy remains on guard and wary of Iran in the Persian Gulf despite no recent signs of unsafe encounters.
-
Mattis eyes major overhaul of Navy deployments
Days of predictable rotational floats could soon come to an end.
-
The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
-
Naval aviation plagued by ‘disturbing’ trend of ground mishaps
The head of all Naval Air Forces says there has been a six-year rise in Class C mishaps caused by a drop in the experience of sailors.
-
Navy’s top enlisted offers support to transgender sailors
The Navy’s top enlisted sailor offered support for transgender sailors currently serving in the Navy.
-
The Navy’s coolest looking vessel heads to Washington
Capable of speeds of up to 60 knots, the craft was designed to transport Navy SEALs to battle.
-
Free of ice and Montreal, LCS USS Little Rock heads home
After three months being stuck in the ice in Montreal, Canada, the littoral combat ship Little Rock is finally again on her way to Mayport, Fla.
