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Top Daily Stories for July 2012
Jul
16
2012
Helo squadron XO fired for sexual comments
The executive officer of a helicopter squadron was removed from his post Sunday for making inappropriate comments to a subordinate, a Navy spokesman said Monday.
Jul
16
2012
Navy fires on motor boat off UAE
A security team aboard a U.S. Navy refueling vessel fired on an approaching motor boat off the United Arab Emirates on Monday after it ignored warnings.
Jul
16
2012
Pentagon sending aircraft carrier to Mideast early
The Pentagon is sending the USS John C. Stennis to the Middle East several months early to make sure two carriers constantly will be present in the troubled region.
Jul
16
2012
Sea piracy falls in first 6 months of 2012
Sea piracy worldwide fell by 54% in the first half of 2012, led by a dramatic drop in Somali piracy, an international maritime watchdog said Monday.
Jul
16
2012
In surprise move, N. Korea strips military chief of all duties
North Korea on Monday announced the dismissal of its top military leader, the latest in what analysts see as a series of increasingly bold shake-ups to strengthen support for young leader Kim Jong Eun.
Jul
15
2012
Spokesman reaffirms CNO’s faith in F-35
Despite what’s circulating in the blogosphere, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Jonathan Greenert is firmly committed to the F-35C Lightning II, a Navy spokesman said.
Jul
15
2012
China frigate heads home, averts new Philippines row
A Chinese frigate that ran aground in disputed waters close to the Philippines managed to extricate itself on Sunday and was heading home, averting a possible standoff with Philippine vessels.
Jul
14
2012
LCS: The Quick Swap Concept Dead
An LCS in a given operation will likely operate in a single “as-is” configuration, requiring additional ships equipped with other mission modules to provide the flexibility the concept once promised.
Jul
13
2012
Richardson Nominated as Naval Nuclear Propulsion Director
Vice Adm. John Richardson, commander of the U.S. Navy's Atlantic Fleet submarine force, was nominated July 13 for a fourth star and to become the next director of the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program.
Jul
13
2012
Report: DOD doesn't know if PTSD programs work
The agency has a woeful lack of information on its post-traumatic stress disorder programs, despite having spent millions on various initiatives to address psychological health and traumatic brain injury.
