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Former SECNAV’s trip to Guam for in-person speech to sailors cost $243,000
The near quarter-million dollar tab included approximately 35 hours of round-trip flight time in a C-37B.
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US Navy’s top officer: Health and safety of sailors the top priority
After the stunning downfall of the Acting Secretary of the Navy, CNO says sailors’ health and safety is the top priority.
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‘You are justified in being angry with me’ — Read the SECNAV’s final memo to the fleet
Modly distributed one final memo to the fleet as his last act as Navy secretary.
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Navy Secretary officially resigns, capping bizarre 24-hour Theodore Roosevelt fiasco
Modly’s resignation offer comes less than a day after numerous Democratic members of Congress called for his firing over his handling of the dismissal of the commanding officer of the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt.
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US Navy’s investigation into carrier Roosevelt drama are hopelessly compromised, lawyers say
The involvement of the Navy’s top official in the relief of the carrier Theodore Roosevelt means outside agencies should be conducting the investigation, legal experts said.
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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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Former SECNAV’s trip to Guam for in-person speech to sailors cost $243,000
The near quarter-million dollar tab included approximately 35 hours of round-trip flight time in a C-37B.
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US Navy’s top officer: Health and safety of sailors the top priority
After the stunning downfall of the Acting Secretary of the Navy, CNO says sailors’ health and safety is the top priority.
-
‘You are justified in being angry with me’ — Read the SECNAV’s final memo to the fleet
Modly distributed one final memo to the fleet as his last act as Navy secretary.
-
Navy Secretary officially resigns, capping bizarre 24-hour Theodore Roosevelt fiasco
Modly’s resignation offer comes less than a day after numerous Democratic members of Congress called for his firing over his handling of the dismissal of the commanding officer of the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt.
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US Navy’s investigation into carrier Roosevelt drama are hopelessly compromised, lawyers say
The involvement of the Navy’s top official in the relief of the carrier Theodore Roosevelt means outside agencies should be conducting the investigation, legal experts said.
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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.
-
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.
-
Former SECNAV’s trip to Guam for in-person speech to sailors cost $243,000
The near quarter-million dollar tab included approximately 35 hours of round-trip flight time in a C-37B.
-
US Navy’s top officer: Health and safety of sailors the top priority
After the stunning downfall of the Acting Secretary of the Navy, CNO says sailors’ health and safety is the top priority.
-
‘You are justified in being angry with me’ — Read the SECNAV’s final memo to the fleet
Modly distributed one final memo to the fleet as his last act as Navy secretary.
-
Navy Secretary officially resigns, capping bizarre 24-hour Theodore Roosevelt fiasco
Modly’s resignation offer comes less than a day after numerous Democratic members of Congress called for his firing over his handling of the dismissal of the commanding officer of the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt.
-
US Navy’s investigation into carrier Roosevelt drama are hopelessly compromised, lawyers say
The involvement of the Navy’s top official in the relief of the carrier Theodore Roosevelt means outside agencies should be conducting the investigation, legal experts said.
-
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.
