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Cyber operators deploy to the Pacific with USS America
Defensive cyber operators with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit embarked aboard the USS America for the first time.
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Modly apologizes for remarks as key lawmakers call for his resignation
As key lawmakers in the House Armed Services Committee called for the Acting Secretary of the Navy to step aside, Modly apologized to the service.
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The US Navy’s hospital ships in the COVID-19 fight badly need replacing
The ships helping fight the COVID-19 outbreaks in New York City and L.A. need replacing, but the Navy doesn’t have a clear path forward.
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Pacific Fleet Commander outlines plans for containing outbreak on carrier Roosevelt
Sailors are going to rotate off the ship, but some will remain aboard, Adm. John Aquilino said.
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EU launches new naval mission to police Libya arms embargo
The new operation, dubbed Irini, the Greek word for “peace,” will start work for a year from April 1, 2020.
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Nearly 4 years after commissioning, the US Navy is about to get a fully working stealth destroyer
The combat system for the Navy’s first stealth destroyer is expected to be completed within days, four years after the ship was commissioned.
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In the Pacific, a COVID-19 outbreak sidelines deployed aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt
In the most dramatic development to date in the military’s fight to stop the COVID-19 outbreak, the carrier Roosevelt is being pulled offline.
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With Iran tensions high, a US military command pushes a dubious carrier strategy
U.S. Central Command is doubling down on a carrier strategy of questionable value and crippling consequences for Navy readiness.
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Shipyard worker at Bath Iron Works tests positive for coronavirus
A shipbuilder at Bath Iron Works has tested positive for the new coronavirus, and others who came into contact with the worker will have to self-quarantine, the company said.
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Pentagon’s major hypersonic glide body flight test deemed success
The Pentagon hit a major milestone in its hypersonic weapons development with the launch and successful flight of its Common-Hypersonic Glide Body from Hawaii.
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Cyber operators deploy to the Pacific with USS America
Defensive cyber operators with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit embarked aboard the USS America for the first time.
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Modly apologizes for remarks as key lawmakers call for his resignation
As key lawmakers in the House Armed Services Committee called for the Acting Secretary of the Navy to step aside, Modly apologized to the service.
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The US Navy’s hospital ships in the COVID-19 fight badly need replacing
The ships helping fight the COVID-19 outbreaks in New York City and L.A. need replacing, but the Navy doesn’t have a clear path forward.
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Pacific Fleet Commander outlines plans for containing outbreak on carrier Roosevelt
Sailors are going to rotate off the ship, but some will remain aboard, Adm. John Aquilino said.
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EU launches new naval mission to police Libya arms embargo
The new operation, dubbed Irini, the Greek word for “peace,” will start work for a year from April 1, 2020.
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Nearly 4 years after commissioning, the US Navy is about to get a fully working stealth destroyer
The combat system for the Navy’s first stealth destroyer is expected to be completed within days, four years after the ship was commissioned.
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In the Pacific, a COVID-19 outbreak sidelines deployed aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt
In the most dramatic development to date in the military’s fight to stop the COVID-19 outbreak, the carrier Roosevelt is being pulled offline.
-
With Iran tensions high, a US military command pushes a dubious carrier strategy
U.S. Central Command is doubling down on a carrier strategy of questionable value and crippling consequences for Navy readiness.
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Shipyard worker at Bath Iron Works tests positive for coronavirus
A shipbuilder at Bath Iron Works has tested positive for the new coronavirus, and others who came into contact with the worker will have to self-quarantine, the company said.
-
Pentagon’s major hypersonic glide body flight test deemed success
The Pentagon hit a major milestone in its hypersonic weapons development with the launch and successful flight of its Common-Hypersonic Glide Body from Hawaii.
-
Cyber operators deploy to the Pacific with USS America
Defensive cyber operators with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit embarked aboard the USS America for the first time.
-
Modly apologizes for remarks as key lawmakers call for his resignation
As key lawmakers in the House Armed Services Committee called for the Acting Secretary of the Navy to step aside, Modly apologized to the service.
-
The US Navy’s hospital ships in the COVID-19 fight badly need replacing
The ships helping fight the COVID-19 outbreaks in New York City and L.A. need replacing, but the Navy doesn’t have a clear path forward.
-
Pacific Fleet Commander outlines plans for containing outbreak on carrier Roosevelt
Sailors are going to rotate off the ship, but some will remain aboard, Adm. John Aquilino said.
-
EU launches new naval mission to police Libya arms embargo
The new operation, dubbed Irini, the Greek word for “peace,” will start work for a year from April 1, 2020.
-
Nearly 4 years after commissioning, the US Navy is about to get a fully working stealth destroyer
The combat system for the Navy’s first stealth destroyer is expected to be completed within days, four years after the ship was commissioned.
-
In the Pacific, a COVID-19 outbreak sidelines deployed aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt
In the most dramatic development to date in the military’s fight to stop the COVID-19 outbreak, the carrier Roosevelt is being pulled offline.
-
With Iran tensions high, a US military command pushes a dubious carrier strategy
U.S. Central Command is doubling down on a carrier strategy of questionable value and crippling consequences for Navy readiness.
-
Shipyard worker at Bath Iron Works tests positive for coronavirus
A shipbuilder at Bath Iron Works has tested positive for the new coronavirus, and others who came into contact with the worker will have to self-quarantine, the company said.
-
Pentagon’s major hypersonic glide body flight test deemed success
The Pentagon hit a major milestone in its hypersonic weapons development with the launch and successful flight of its Common-Hypersonic Glide Body from Hawaii.
