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Capt. Brent Gaut told his crew that the offsite arrangement will end when the ship is four months away from leaving the yard.

"All my sailors knew what to do," Cmdr. Niels Olson said.

What we think will be some of the trends and events making headlines next year.

Navy officials also released the identities of the Department of Defense shipyard workers he killed.

Nine personnel from both sea services were injured, one seriously.

Navy leaders continue to remain silent about the sailor gunman's motives.

The White House contacted Hawaii's governor to offer assistance from federal agencies.

Bad weather complicated the rescue.

After being sidelined for three months while work crews repaired power distribution panels damaged by intermittent electrical arcing, the flattop Harry S. Truman has moved into the eastern waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

The 59th Chief of Naval Personnel Vice Adm. John B. Nowell Jr. said he gets an earful about facial hair from members of his own family, too.

Calls are growing for the president to insert himself again into a botched case against a SEAL.

Officials say that the condition of the patient is unknown.

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