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Great Ships '22: USS Jack H. Lucas (DDG 125) - Vimarsana News

Great Ships '22: USS Jack H. Lucas (DDG 125)

The Arleigh Burke-class Guided Missile Destroyer - The world’s most successful post-war surface combatantsThe USS Arleigh…

USS Tripoli, After Issue with Water Filtration, Cleared to Go to Sea - Vimarsana News

USS Tripoli, After Issue with Water Filtration, Cleared to Go to Sea

A spokesman said that not all of the ship's filtration units are back online, but noted that the Tripoli will be entering a scheduled maintenance period in the coming months.

Army is only service branch booting troops over COVID vaccine mandate in full force - Vimarsana News

Army is only service branch booting troops over COVID vaccine mandate in full force

While the Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps have paused separating troops for challenging the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, the Army has continued to kick out soldiers who don't comply.

Navy Accepting Recruits with Lower Scores on Entrance Exam in Pilot Program - Vimarsana News

Navy Accepting Recruits with Lower Scores on Entrance Exam in Pilot Program

The Navy is lowering its admittance requirements for one of the required entrance exams as part of the service’s latest changes to widen the recruiting pool for sailors. Potential recruits seeking to join the Navy need to take both the Armed Forces Qualification Test and the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery. The Armed Forces Qualification […]

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Navy to begin accepting more recruits from lowest aptitude percentile amid deepening recruiting crisis - Vimarsana News

Navy to begin accepting more recruits from lowest aptitude percentile amid deepening recruiting crisis

The U.S. Navy will allow thousands more recruits from the lowest aptitude percentile allowed under military entrance standards amid the continued recruiting crisis.