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New SECNAV speaks about a 355-ship Navy and transgender service
Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer, speaking to the media in Norfolk says that a 355-ship Navy is a goal the Navy should focus on. He also said that the transgender issue isn’t something he’s deciding and is awaiting guidance from the president, via DoD.
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Navy fighter aircraft crashes near Key West
A Navy F-5N Tiger II tactical fighter aircraft from Fighter Composite Squadron 111 crashed into the ocean about 20 nautical miles southeast of Naval Air Station Key West today.
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Up to 1,100 chiefs face involuntary return to sea duty
Navy officials are reviewing every senior enlisted sailor’s job assignment and may issue involuntary orders back to sea. Here’s the details.
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Norfolk Naval Shipyard investigating new bomb threat
A bomb threat note on a restroom wall at Norfolk Naval Shipyard is ninth bomb threat in a spate of Norfolk-area security scares this week.
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EMALS works! Carrier Ford completes first flight operations
Off the coast of Norfolk Friday, the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the Gerald R. Ford, conducted the first-ever at-sea test of the ship’s two new electromagnetic flight deck systems.
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Punishment for ‘missing’ Shiloh sailor likely capped at 30 days in the brig
The decision by top Navy officials not to seek a court-martial for Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) Fireman Peter Mims severely restricted their options for disciplining the sailor who was initially thought to be lost at sea in June but was found a week later hiding in an engine room on board his ship.
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Shiloh sailor Peter Mims charged with dereliction, faces possible discharge
The guided-missile cruiser Shiloh sailor who was presumed lost at sea only to be found a week later in the ship’s engine room was charged with abandoning watch and dereliction of duty after admitting that he intentionally hid from his fellow sailors, Navy officials say.
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Navy Times’ Sailor of the Year is an Afghanistan vet and an all-star volunteer
IT1 (IW/EXW) Justin Sullivan has served for 10 years, and hopes to make chief in 2017.
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Navy changes female ball cap and earring rules
Navy officials have changed uniform regulations for female sailors wearing ball caps and will now allow a hair bun through the cap’s opening, a June 21 Navy release said.
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Navy identifies sailor assumed overboard from Shiloh
Navy officials have identified a sailor from the guided-missile cruiser Shiloh who went missing at sea on June 8 as Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) 3rd Class Peter Mims.
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New SECNAV speaks about a 355-ship Navy and transgender service
Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer, speaking to the media in Norfolk says that a 355-ship Navy is a goal the Navy should focus on. He also said that the transgender issue isn’t something he’s deciding and is awaiting guidance from the president, via DoD.
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Navy fighter aircraft crashes near Key West
A Navy F-5N Tiger II tactical fighter aircraft from Fighter Composite Squadron 111 crashed into the ocean about 20 nautical miles southeast of Naval Air Station Key West today.
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Up to 1,100 chiefs face involuntary return to sea duty
Navy officials are reviewing every senior enlisted sailor’s job assignment and may issue involuntary orders back to sea. Here’s the details.
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Norfolk Naval Shipyard investigating new bomb threat
A bomb threat note on a restroom wall at Norfolk Naval Shipyard is ninth bomb threat in a spate of Norfolk-area security scares this week.
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EMALS works! Carrier Ford completes first flight operations
Off the coast of Norfolk Friday, the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the Gerald R. Ford, conducted the first-ever at-sea test of the ship’s two new electromagnetic flight deck systems.
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Punishment for ‘missing’ Shiloh sailor likely capped at 30 days in the brig
The decision by top Navy officials not to seek a court-martial for Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) Fireman Peter Mims severely restricted their options for disciplining the sailor who was initially thought to be lost at sea in June but was found a week later hiding in an engine room on board his ship.
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Shiloh sailor Peter Mims charged with dereliction, faces possible discharge
The guided-missile cruiser Shiloh sailor who was presumed lost at sea only to be found a week later in the ship’s engine room was charged with abandoning watch and dereliction of duty after admitting that he intentionally hid from his fellow sailors, Navy officials say.
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Navy Times’ Sailor of the Year is an Afghanistan vet and an all-star volunteer
IT1 (IW/EXW) Justin Sullivan has served for 10 years, and hopes to make chief in 2017.
-
Navy changes female ball cap and earring rules
Navy officials have changed uniform regulations for female sailors wearing ball caps and will now allow a hair bun through the cap’s opening, a June 21 Navy release said.
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Navy identifies sailor assumed overboard from Shiloh
Navy officials have identified a sailor from the guided-missile cruiser Shiloh who went missing at sea on June 8 as Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) 3rd Class Peter Mims.
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New SECNAV speaks about a 355-ship Navy and transgender service
Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer, speaking to the media in Norfolk says that a 355-ship Navy is a goal the Navy should focus on. He also said that the transgender issue isn’t something he’s deciding and is awaiting guidance from the president, via DoD.
-
Navy fighter aircraft crashes near Key West
A Navy F-5N Tiger II tactical fighter aircraft from Fighter Composite Squadron 111 crashed into the ocean about 20 nautical miles southeast of Naval Air Station Key West today.
-
Up to 1,100 chiefs face involuntary return to sea duty
Navy officials are reviewing every senior enlisted sailor’s job assignment and may issue involuntary orders back to sea. Here’s the details.
-
Norfolk Naval Shipyard investigating new bomb threat
A bomb threat note on a restroom wall at Norfolk Naval Shipyard is ninth bomb threat in a spate of Norfolk-area security scares this week.
-
EMALS works! Carrier Ford completes first flight operations
Off the coast of Norfolk Friday, the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the Gerald R. Ford, conducted the first-ever at-sea test of the ship’s two new electromagnetic flight deck systems.
-
Punishment for ‘missing’ Shiloh sailor likely capped at 30 days in the brig
The decision by top Navy officials not to seek a court-martial for Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) Fireman Peter Mims severely restricted their options for disciplining the sailor who was initially thought to be lost at sea in June but was found a week later hiding in an engine room on board his ship.
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Shiloh sailor Peter Mims charged with dereliction, faces possible discharge
The guided-missile cruiser Shiloh sailor who was presumed lost at sea only to be found a week later in the ship’s engine room was charged with abandoning watch and dereliction of duty after admitting that he intentionally hid from his fellow sailors, Navy officials say.
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Navy Times’ Sailor of the Year is an Afghanistan vet and an all-star volunteer
IT1 (IW/EXW) Justin Sullivan has served for 10 years, and hopes to make chief in 2017.
-
Navy changes female ball cap and earring rules
Navy officials have changed uniform regulations for female sailors wearing ball caps and will now allow a hair bun through the cap’s opening, a June 21 Navy release said.
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Navy identifies sailor assumed overboard from Shiloh
Navy officials have identified a sailor from the guided-missile cruiser Shiloh who went missing at sea on June 8 as Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) 3rd Class Peter Mims.












