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MCPON calls it quits: Sudden retirement comes amid ongoing investigation
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano announced his retirement after reports of fostering a toxic work environment in his Pentagon office.
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Where’s MCPON? Senior enlisted ‘grow accustomed to not having’ their leader
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano has been absent on the many important issues facing the Navy during his time as the top enlisted leader.
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Navy’s top enlisted leader takes leave amid investigation
The Navy’s top enlisted leader is accused of fostering a hostile work environment.
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‘Like working for a pop star or Hollywood diva’: Navy investigating MCPON amid reports of toxic workplace
Sailors who have worked with Giordano say that he has a ferocious temper, a bullying leadership style and can be verbally abusive.
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Contractor employees avoid jail after overcharging the Navy millions of dollars — here’s why
It looks like Fat Leonard wasn’t the only contractor accused of inflating charges under port services contracts with the U.S. Navy.
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Take a look at the working uniforms the Navy is testing for sea-duty sailors
The Navy will test new fire-retardant at-sea uniforms over the next three months.
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Why the lawyer for a Navy fighter pilot accused in the ‘Fat Leonard’ scandal says he’s ready for a fight
The Navy has postponed the court martial of Cmdr. David Morales until sometime in August and have vowed there will be no plea deal.
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Why the ‘Fat Leonard’ trial of this Navy commander remains up in the air
Whether the star witness in the ongoing Fat Leonard scandal will be allowed to testify could be decided this week in Norfolk.
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Trump just presented this retired Navy SEAL with the Medal of Honor for his 2002 actions in Afghanistan
President Donald Trump has awarded the Medal of Honor to a Navy SEAL who oversaw a daring assault and rescue mission on a snowy Afghanistan mountaintop in 2002.
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Why the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier was forced back into port
The Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the first-in-class Gerald R. Ford, made an unexpected return to port May 22 during an underway testing period.
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MCPON calls it quits: Sudden retirement comes amid ongoing investigation
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano announced his retirement after reports of fostering a toxic work environment in his Pentagon office.
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Where’s MCPON? Senior enlisted ‘grow accustomed to not having’ their leader
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano has been absent on the many important issues facing the Navy during his time as the top enlisted leader.
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Navy’s top enlisted leader takes leave amid investigation
The Navy’s top enlisted leader is accused of fostering a hostile work environment.
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‘Like working for a pop star or Hollywood diva’: Navy investigating MCPON amid reports of toxic workplace
Sailors who have worked with Giordano say that he has a ferocious temper, a bullying leadership style and can be verbally abusive.
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Contractor employees avoid jail after overcharging the Navy millions of dollars — here’s why
It looks like Fat Leonard wasn’t the only contractor accused of inflating charges under port services contracts with the U.S. Navy.
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Take a look at the working uniforms the Navy is testing for sea-duty sailors
The Navy will test new fire-retardant at-sea uniforms over the next three months.
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Why the lawyer for a Navy fighter pilot accused in the ‘Fat Leonard’ scandal says he’s ready for a fight
The Navy has postponed the court martial of Cmdr. David Morales until sometime in August and have vowed there will be no plea deal.
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Why the ‘Fat Leonard’ trial of this Navy commander remains up in the air
Whether the star witness in the ongoing Fat Leonard scandal will be allowed to testify could be decided this week in Norfolk.
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Trump just presented this retired Navy SEAL with the Medal of Honor for his 2002 actions in Afghanistan
President Donald Trump has awarded the Medal of Honor to a Navy SEAL who oversaw a daring assault and rescue mission on a snowy Afghanistan mountaintop in 2002.
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Why the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier was forced back into port
The Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the first-in-class Gerald R. Ford, made an unexpected return to port May 22 during an underway testing period.
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MCPON calls it quits: Sudden retirement comes amid ongoing investigation
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano announced his retirement after reports of fostering a toxic work environment in his Pentagon office.
-
Where’s MCPON? Senior enlisted ‘grow accustomed to not having’ their leader
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano has been absent on the many important issues facing the Navy during his time as the top enlisted leader.
-
Navy’s top enlisted leader takes leave amid investigation
The Navy’s top enlisted leader is accused of fostering a hostile work environment.
-
‘Like working for a pop star or Hollywood diva’: Navy investigating MCPON amid reports of toxic workplace
Sailors who have worked with Giordano say that he has a ferocious temper, a bullying leadership style and can be verbally abusive.
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Contractor employees avoid jail after overcharging the Navy millions of dollars — here’s why
It looks like Fat Leonard wasn’t the only contractor accused of inflating charges under port services contracts with the U.S. Navy.
-
Take a look at the working uniforms the Navy is testing for sea-duty sailors
The Navy will test new fire-retardant at-sea uniforms over the next three months.
-
Why the lawyer for a Navy fighter pilot accused in the ‘Fat Leonard’ scandal says he’s ready for a fight
The Navy has postponed the court martial of Cmdr. David Morales until sometime in August and have vowed there will be no plea deal.
-
Why the ‘Fat Leonard’ trial of this Navy commander remains up in the air
Whether the star witness in the ongoing Fat Leonard scandal will be allowed to testify could be decided this week in Norfolk.
-
Trump just presented this retired Navy SEAL with the Medal of Honor for his 2002 actions in Afghanistan
President Donald Trump has awarded the Medal of Honor to a Navy SEAL who oversaw a daring assault and rescue mission on a snowy Afghanistan mountaintop in 2002.
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Why the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier was forced back into port
The Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, the first-in-class Gerald R. Ford, made an unexpected return to port May 22 during an underway testing period.
