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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – Five years after its commissioning, the world’s largest warship is in shape to deploy, the officer who oversees the Navy’s carrier program said last week. USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) quietly reached its initial operating capability in December and has been in workups since completing a six-month repair availability in March […]

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The rapid expansion in size of the People’s Liberation Army Navy is at the forefront of the maintainers working to reduce the U.S. fleet’s maintenance backlog, senior enlisted leaders said on Tuesday. “When we talk about maintenance with our leaders, peer competitors are the first thing that comes out of their […]

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Less than a third of the Navy’s attack submarines have made it out of maintenance on time in the last decade as demand for the boats remain high, the head of Naval Sea Systems Command said on Wednesday. “We’re really struggling to get submarines out on time. Over the last ten […]

My first visit in 2007 to the American Society of Naval Engineers’ (ASNE) Multi-Agency Craft Conference (MACC) was an eye-opener.

Slain naval engineer Hadisur’s family to get $500,000 in compensation

The participation of women in scenarios considered for many years as atypical for them has provided the opportunity to enhance her skills by enriching and modernizing entities considered for years to train men.

Try to bring americans in trouble home. >> this is further evidence of americas continued commitment to always find its american hostages no matter where they are and make every effort to get those hostages returned to the united states. >> reporter: were told the yemeni government had a heads up about this raid going down and they cooperated but they did not actually participate in the rescue attempt. eric? >> you lived in london, he had dual american citizenship, certainly his family is in our...

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>> happy thursday, everyone. we begin with the latest on the frantic search for survivors off the shipwrecked ferry off the coast of south korea. >> nearly 300 people, mostly teenagers, still missing. hundreds of professional divers are back in the water this morning trying to find them, but murky conditions are not making their job any easier. just a few hours ago, grieving family members returned to port after sailing out to the scene, hoping for any signs of their loved ones. two people are s...