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Tucker Carlson, Jesse Kelly Bash Gay-Friendly, Woman-Friendly Military - Vimarsana News

Tucker Carlson, Jesse Kelly Bash Gay-Friendly, Woman-Friendly Military

Tucker Carslon and guest Jesse Kelly attacked Adm. Christopher Grady for saying he would value military gender advisors' contributions.

Senate Confirms New Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs - Vimarsana News

Senate Confirms New Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs

After a monthlong gap, the military is set to get its new No. 2 officer.

Navy's Fleet Forces Command changes hands after "Old Salt" admiral is tapped to be nation's No. 2 military officer - Vimarsana News

Navy's Fleet Forces Command changes hands after "Old Salt" admiral is tapped to be nation's No. 2 military officer

Adm. Daryl Caudle comes to Fleet Forces after service as commanding officer of U.S. Submarine Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Adm. Chris Grady, who had commanded Fleet Forces since 2018, is officially the Navy’s “Old Salt,” the longest serving surface warfare officer.

New Fleet Forces Commander Caudle Says Navy 'Will Own the Atlantic' - Vimarsana News

New Fleet Forces Commander Caudle Says Navy 'Will Own the Atlantic'

ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS GEORGE H.W. BUSH – The incoming head of the U.S. Navy’s Atlantic fleet said his command will continue to prepare ships and sailors that will take on a renewed threat from across the sea. Career submariner Adm. Daryl Caudle took charge of U.S. Fleet Forces Command from Adm. Chris Grady […]

Source: usni.org
Vice chief nominee says US military must adapt new tech faster to compete with China, Russia - Vimarsana News

Vice chief nominee says US military must adapt new tech faster to compete with China, Russia

If confirmed, Adm. Christopher Grady will become the U.S. military’s No. 2 officer, filling a position left vacant when Air Force Gen. John Hyten retired last month after serving in that role for two years.