Navy Says it Has Made Almost All Changes Recommended After Deadly Collisions
Of the 117 changes recommended, 91 were put in place, according to a Feb. 25 memorandum to Congress by Adm. William Moran.
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US Navy Won't Alter Sail-bys at Sea Despite China Maneuver
Vice Adm. Phillip Sawyer told reporters that Washington protested that "unprofessional behavior" by the Chinese ship.
Sailors Extinguish USS Devastator Fire in Bahrain
The fire aboard USS Devastator started while the mine countermeasures ship was pierside at NSA Bahrain.
Navy Ship Changes Schedule After Outbreak of Mumps-Like Disease Aboard
The USS Fort McHenry has apparently been avoiding port calls for months after 25 aboard were diagnosed with a viral disease.
US Navy Flagship Visits Manila After Sailing in Disputed Sea
Capt. Eric Anduze told reporters that the visit was the latest affirmation of the strong U.S.-Philippine alliance.
Navy Names New Ship Class After Navajo Nation
The release states the new class will be based on existing commercial towing offshore vessel designs.
Report: 'No Basis' Found to Separate Lieutenant in USS Fitzgerald Collision
After an Article 32 hearing in July, the charges against Woodley were dropped.
The Mammoth Unsinkable Ice Ships of WWII That Almost Existed
The inventor Geoffrey Pyke suggested the use of large floating ice islands to serve as floating airfields in the Atlantic.
Thousands of Sailors, Marines Set to Return from Historic Middle East Deployment
The Essex Amphibious Ready Group and the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit just wrapped up a deployment.
Navy Ships Will Again Fly the Union Jack as US Enters Great Power Competition
Ships have been flying the First Navy Jack -- a symbol of the Global War on Terrorism -- since 2002.
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Marine Found Dead at Camp Pendleton Guard Post from Gunshot Wound to Head
The Marine Corps would not release any additional information regarding the incident.
Pentagon IDs Green Beret, EOD Specialist Killed in Afghanistan
The soldiers were killed Friday in Kunduz province, Afghanistan.
Coast Guard Eyes Changes to Physical Standards, Tattoo Policy to Retain Troops
The service plans to release results of a study on retaining female service members next week.
Air Force Chief of Staff: To Our Adversaries, It Sucks to Be You
Gen. David Goldfein congratulated Air Force Institute of Technology graduates.
DoubleTree Employees Fired for Displaying Sign Disparaging Military at Hotel Bar
The sign was created and displayed by two supervisors of the hotel and displayed at a post-deployment event.