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More sailors, Marines may now refuse nonjudicial punishments
The Navy issued guidance clarifying the so-called "vessel exception" to help commanding officers apply it consistently across the service.
By Diana Stancy
‘Most gratifying thing I’ve done in the Marine Corps’ — Roosevelt sailors thank Marines in video
"We just started getting flooded with a bunch of letters, them showing their appreciation. It just meant a lot to us.”
By Jon Simkins
This is the Navy’s plan for launching its new community college
A pilot program is set for January 2021, while full-scale operations are planned by 2023.
By John R. Kroger
4 more Theodore Roosevelt sailors with COVID-19 moved to hospital, 1 in ICU
The surge in hospitalizations comes one day after the first Roosevelt sailor died due to complications related to COVID-19.
By Jon Simkins
Your 2021 Guide to Military Benefits
Maximizing the options available to you is essential to making the most out of your military career.
By Military Times staff
Theodore Roosevelt sailor with COVID-19 found unresponsive, moved to ICU
The sailor had been in quarantine. Confirmed COVID-19 cases on the warship have reached 400.
By Jon Simkins
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.
By Jon Simkins
Navy says it will still do urinalysis tests ‘to the greatest extent possible’ amid COVID-19 concerns
Individuals teleworking, feeling sick, or in quarantine will be exempt.
By Jon Simkins
An outbreak on a Navy warship — and an ominous sign of a readiness crisis
A growing list of Navy warships are sidelined because crews are reporting COVID-19 outbreaks.
By David B. Larter
Navy sailing into ‘choppy waters’ after virus strikes carrier, retired admiral warns
The retired admiral and former ship commander who rose to become NATO's top commander in Europe warned of the months ahead.
By Lolita C. Baldor, The Associated Press and Robert Burns, The Associated Press
As COVID-19 spreads across fleet, Navy stops identifying ships with positive cases
As of now, the military is only testing personnel who surpass a fever of 100.4 degrees or display symptoms of an acute respiratory infection.
By Jon Simkins