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Ratings restored: Effective immediately, sailors will get their job titles back
Navy leaders are reversing their controversial decision to eliminate sailors’ ratings and will restore job titles across the fleet, according to a Navy message set for release Wednesday.
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How military medicine is preparing for the next war: An interview with the Navy’s Surgeon General
Navy medicine faces a long list of challenges: Preparing for the next war. Keeping up with health care technology. Fighting outside pressure to privatize. And these days the big decisions fall to Vice Adm. C. Forrest Faison.
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Surgeon general: Navy Medicine ready to assist transgender sailors, Marines
The Navy and Marine Corps surgeon general says his organization is ready and willing to help service members navigate gender transition.
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Marine Corps issues service guidance for transgender troops
The Marine Corps released service specific transgender rules and procedures, Dec. 5, publishing both a MarAdmin and a Marine Corps Bulletin with guidance for transgender service for individual Marines as implementation details and rules for unit commanders.
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Five things you need to know about flu season
It’s an enemy that can make your unit ineffective faster than any human adversary — it’s flu season.
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Navy to test crowd-sourcing safety app in Hampton Roads, Spain
The six-month test is expected to be done by 45,000 sailors at a cost to the Navy of $150,000. If successful, it could be adopted Navy-wide.
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Stealth destroyer Zumwalt sets off on voyage to new homeport
With less than a week in the fleet, the Navy’s deadliest destroyer left Norfolk on Thursday for its eventual homeport.
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Carrier George Washington to deploy for Hurricane Matthew relief
The government of Haiti has requested U.S. aid as Hurricane Matthew pounds the island.
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The Navy dumped its time-honored job titles and the decision incited widespread outrage
The Navy’s top officer met a skeptical audience as he told Norfolk sailors every one of them was being stripped of the rating title that had defined their jobs and identities.
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Navy scuttles sailors’ enlisted rating titles in huge career shake-up
The Navy eliminated all of its 91 enlisted ratings titles Thursday as the beginning of an overhaul of the rigid career structure that has existed since the Continental Navy.
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Ratings restored: Effective immediately, sailors will get their job titles back
Navy leaders are reversing their controversial decision to eliminate sailors’ ratings and will restore job titles across the fleet, according to a Navy message set for release Wednesday.
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How military medicine is preparing for the next war: An interview with the Navy’s Surgeon General
Navy medicine faces a long list of challenges: Preparing for the next war. Keeping up with health care technology. Fighting outside pressure to privatize. And these days the big decisions fall to Vice Adm. C. Forrest Faison.
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Surgeon general: Navy Medicine ready to assist transgender sailors, Marines
The Navy and Marine Corps surgeon general says his organization is ready and willing to help service members navigate gender transition.
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Marine Corps issues service guidance for transgender troops
The Marine Corps released service specific transgender rules and procedures, Dec. 5, publishing both a MarAdmin and a Marine Corps Bulletin with guidance for transgender service for individual Marines as implementation details and rules for unit commanders.
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Five things you need to know about flu season
It’s an enemy that can make your unit ineffective faster than any human adversary — it’s flu season.
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Navy to test crowd-sourcing safety app in Hampton Roads, Spain
The six-month test is expected to be done by 45,000 sailors at a cost to the Navy of $150,000. If successful, it could be adopted Navy-wide.
-
Stealth destroyer Zumwalt sets off on voyage to new homeport
With less than a week in the fleet, the Navy’s deadliest destroyer left Norfolk on Thursday for its eventual homeport.
-
Carrier George Washington to deploy for Hurricane Matthew relief
The government of Haiti has requested U.S. aid as Hurricane Matthew pounds the island.
-
The Navy dumped its time-honored job titles and the decision incited widespread outrage
The Navy’s top officer met a skeptical audience as he told Norfolk sailors every one of them was being stripped of the rating title that had defined their jobs and identities.
-
Navy scuttles sailors’ enlisted rating titles in huge career shake-up
The Navy eliminated all of its 91 enlisted ratings titles Thursday as the beginning of an overhaul of the rigid career structure that has existed since the Continental Navy.
-
Ratings restored: Effective immediately, sailors will get their job titles back
Navy leaders are reversing their controversial decision to eliminate sailors’ ratings and will restore job titles across the fleet, according to a Navy message set for release Wednesday.
-
How military medicine is preparing for the next war: An interview with the Navy’s Surgeon General
Navy medicine faces a long list of challenges: Preparing for the next war. Keeping up with health care technology. Fighting outside pressure to privatize. And these days the big decisions fall to Vice Adm. C. Forrest Faison.
-
Surgeon general: Navy Medicine ready to assist transgender sailors, Marines
The Navy and Marine Corps surgeon general says his organization is ready and willing to help service members navigate gender transition.
-
Marine Corps issues service guidance for transgender troops
The Marine Corps released service specific transgender rules and procedures, Dec. 5, publishing both a MarAdmin and a Marine Corps Bulletin with guidance for transgender service for individual Marines as implementation details and rules for unit commanders.
-
Five things you need to know about flu season
It’s an enemy that can make your unit ineffective faster than any human adversary — it’s flu season.
-
Navy to test crowd-sourcing safety app in Hampton Roads, Spain
The six-month test is expected to be done by 45,000 sailors at a cost to the Navy of $150,000. If successful, it could be adopted Navy-wide.
-
Stealth destroyer Zumwalt sets off on voyage to new homeport
With less than a week in the fleet, the Navy’s deadliest destroyer left Norfolk on Thursday for its eventual homeport.
-
Carrier George Washington to deploy for Hurricane Matthew relief
The government of Haiti has requested U.S. aid as Hurricane Matthew pounds the island.
-
The Navy dumped its time-honored job titles and the decision incited widespread outrage
The Navy’s top officer met a skeptical audience as he told Norfolk sailors every one of them was being stripped of the rating title that had defined their jobs and identities.
-
Navy scuttles sailors’ enlisted rating titles in huge career shake-up
The Navy eliminated all of its 91 enlisted ratings titles Thursday as the beginning of an overhaul of the rigid career structure that has existed since the Continental Navy.
