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Navy replaces troubled part on Ford carrier after test cancelation - Vimarsana News

Navy replaces troubled part on Ford carrier after test cancelation

Carrier Gerald Ford had to return to port in August when all four of its jet blast deflectors failed due to corroded parts. A new part is now in use.

Fact check: No, the Navy did not sink a FEMA barge - Vimarsana News

Fact check: No, the Navy did not sink a FEMA barge

A post online falsely claimed the Navy sunk a FEMA ship. The Navy and FEMA both told USA TODAY this is false.

Navy COVID-19 Vaccine Separations Drop as Injunction Takes Hold - Vimarsana News

Navy COVID-19 Vaccine Separations Drop as Injunction Takes Hold

Navy separations due to COVID-19 vaccine refusal dropped over the past week, the result of the injunction preventing the sea service from separating those who applied for religious waivers. The Navy reports approved separations each week in the service’s COVID-19 update. Due to a class-action lawsuit against the Navy and Department of Defense officials, the […]

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'You Shouldn't Choose Between Having a Career and a Family': Army Approves Sweeping New Parenthood Policies - Vimarsana News

'You Shouldn't Choose Between Having a Career and a Family': Army Approves Sweeping New Parenthood Policies

The new directives will affect 400,000 soldiers who are also parents, including 29,000 single fathers.

Navy COVID-19 Separations Pass 800 as Service Pushes Toward Fully Vaxxed Operational Force - Vimarsana News

Navy COVID-19 Separations Pass 800 as Service Pushes Toward Fully Vaxxed Operational Force

The Navy separated 41 sailors over the past week, as the sea service continues to move toward a fully vaccinated operational force. The Navy has so far separated 804 sailors; the vast majority of them were active-duty. In the past week, 39 active-duty sailors were separated, bringing the total to 753, not including the 22 […]

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