Navy’s new enlisted leader puts sailors, training at forefront
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy John Perryman assumed his duties Monday at a change of office ceremony at the Navy Memorial in Washington.
By Riley Ceder
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Incoming chief of naval operations sets new bar for sailor well-being
Adm. Daryl Caudle said he wants to improve housing, food and cell service, as well as reduce the number of Navy uniforms and streamline communication.
By Riley Ceder
Militias: US sailors in Bahrain ‘legitimate targets’ after Soleimani slaying
The vow came in the wake of the lethal Jan. 3 U.S. drone strike in Baghdad.
Op-ed: If you seek peace with China, prepare for war
Like Imperial Japan in its heyday, which misjudged its sea power position and adopted a failed continental strategy, China seems intent on subjugating its neighbors and poorest trading partners, the authors warn.
By Bruce A. Elleman and Sarah C. M. Paine, Naval War College
No surprises as carrier enters 6th Fleet’s area of operations
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.
By Navy Times staff
Navy’s top personnel officer: Beards? Maybe!!!!!
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.
By Navy Times staff
China aircraft carrier fleet passes near rival Taiwan; says American and Japanese ships followed
A Chinese aircraft carrier fleet passed near Taiwan on Sunday, prompting the self-governing island to scramble ships and jets to monitor the situation.
Two years after fatal collision, destroyer McCain returns to sea
The ship struck a civilian tanker near Singapore on Aug. 21, 2017, crushing and flooding living quarters below the waterline.
Campaign: Warren’s call to exit Mideast means ‘combat troops’ only
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has served briefly on the Armed Services Committee.
By Robert Burns, The Associated Press
About-face: US Army says its buying new watercraft after all
After years of talk of divestiture, the U.S. Army may be resigning itself to recapitalizing its watercraft fleet.
By David B. Larter