Greenland Commander Relieved of Duty for Insubordination After VP Visit

U.S. Navy Vice Admiral also fired after refusing to hang president and defense secretary portraits on “Chain of Command” board. The Department of Defense announced the removal of…

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Defense Secretary Welcomes Salvadoran Counterpart to Pentagon

Secretary Hegseth commended the relationship between the U.S. and El Salvador. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth welcomed Salvadoran Defense Minister René Francis Merino Monroy to the Pentagon this week. Their…

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U.S., Japan, and Philippines Conduct Naval Drill in South China Sea

China continues to claim sovereignty over the area. The United States, Japan, and the Philippines held joint naval drills near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China…

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U.S. Navy Announces End of Funding for Abortion Travel

The service branches had offered paid leave and reimbursement for travel for abortions under the previous administration. The U.S. Navy announced this month that the Defense Travel Management…

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U.S. Navy Deploys Newest Assault Ship to Japan

The stealth jet carrier will replace the USS America. The U.S. Navy has announced that its newest warship, USS Tripoli, will replace its sister ship, USS America, as…

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EPA Fines Navy for Red Hill Community Meeting Absence

A $5,000 penalty was imposed for failing to address the fuel spill crisis with local representatives. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has fined the Navy and Defense Logistics…

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Osprey Aircraft Deemed Safe After Near-Crash and Gearbox Review

Hybrid helicopter-airplanes resume flights after December 9 grounding. The U.S. Navy and the Air Force cleared their V-22 Ospreys for use after grounding them for two weeks. The…

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Pentagon Again Pauses V-22 Osprey Flights

Metal malfunction is the latest safety issue found in helicopter-airplane hybrid  The Pentagon grounded V-22 Ospreys this week after discovering weakened metal components were the likely cause of…

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NATO Tests Underwater Sensors to Safeguard Critical Infrastructure

Special forces, divers, and drones challenge detection systems in the first Bold Machina exercise. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) recently tested a range of underwater sensors designed…

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Carlos Del Toro, United States Secretary of the Navy

Carlos Del Toro is United States Secretary of the Navy. He is the CEO of the Department of the Navy. We pray that God will guide him as…

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