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West Point violating First Amendment with professor crackdown: Lawsuit

A West Point professor has filed a lawsuit against the school, arguing it violates the First Amendment by banning professors' opinions in the classroom.

Navy issues instructions for reporting improper social media use

CNO Adm. Daryl Caudle issued a Sept. 15 memo that details how the Navy should report instances of unprofessional online behavior.

Midshipmen drop leaflets, Ping-Pong balls on cadets ahead of big game

Navy bombardment made cadets break formation, run for cover.

System snafu leaves junior sailors without rent money for months

The basic allowance for housing issue affected roughly 175 sailors but has since been fixed, officials said.

Navy professor finishes strong in ‘Jeopardy!’ tournament

Dr. Sam Buttrey earned a $50,000 prize for his third-place finish in this year’s Tournament of Champions.

Army football reveals WWII-themed uniform for Navy matchup

The Cadets will wear uniforms inspired by the 1st Armored Division during World War II.

Naval Academy to hold annual ‘Giving Tree’ charity ceremony

The Naval Academy is hosting a ceremony tomorrow to launch its annual “Giving Tree” campaign that collects gifts for local children in need.

Secret SEAL sub suffers secret mishap

The SEAL Delivery Vehicle allided with a fixed object in the Class A mishap, signifying damages of more than $2.5 million.

Better weapons, complex training bolster US submarine force

Hypersonic missiles are coming to the newest Virginia-class subs starting in 2029.

Navy readies new tools, training after Connecticut submarine collision

A new tool will spot shallow waters for the crew, and the Navy has added navigation training for officers and sailors.

If Supreme Court ends affirmative action, how will the military adapt?

The officer corps already is markedly less racially diverse than the enlisted troops. And that gap may widen, defenders of affirmative action warn.

US Navy sharing Project Overmatch insights with international allies

“We have to be inclusive,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said, “or we’re not going to be able to fight together.”

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