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Apr
14
2011
River-deepening to Ease Aircraft Carrier Movement
Dredging operations, deepening portions of the Elizabeth River from Lambert's Point in Norfolk, Va., to the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, will begin April 15.
Apr
14
2011
Bethesda to Open New Wounded Warrior Barracks
Naval Support Activity Bethesda (NSAB) announced April 14 a new wounded warrior barracks scheduled to open later this summer.
Apr
14
2011
Another F/A-18 catches fire on carrier deck
Another F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet has experienced an engine fire on the flight deck of a Navy aircraft carrier. No one was injured.
Apr
12
2011
China blocks coastal waters, enlarges military
China's "troubling" military buildup coincides with new efforts by Beijing to block the U.S. Navy from international waters near its coasts and field new missiles, submarines and cyberweapons, the commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific told Congress.
Apr
12
2011
Camp Pendleton Marine is named top Sgt. Major
An Iraq and Afghanistan war veteran from Camp Pendleton has been named Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, the highest enlisted position in the Corps.
Apr
8
2011
Testing Moves Navy Closer to Lasers for Ship Self-Defense
The Office of Naval Research and its industry partner marked a milestone for the Navy by successfully testing a solid-state, high-energy laser (HEL) from a surface ship, which disabled a small target vessel, April 6.
Apr
8
2011
Navy Exchanges, Lodges to Remain Open if Government Shuts
The Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM) announced April 8, that NEXs and Navy Lodges worldwide will remain open in the event of a U.S. government shutdown.
Apr
7
2011
Names Two Killed in Lemoore Crash Released
Lt. Matthew Ira Lowe, 33, and Lt. Nathan Hollingsworth Williams, 28, were killed Wednesday during a training mission when the F/A-18F Super Hornet they were flying crashed in an agricultural field near Naval Air Station (NAS) Lemoore.
Apr
7
2011
White House accused of low-balling Libya costs
A House Democrat said Thursday that the White House is "dramatically underestimating" the cost of U.S. military involvement in Libya by relying on misleading accounting.
Apr
7
2011
Brain injuries to be a problem, Marine general says
The general who commanded Marine infantry in Afghanistan for the past year says concussive brain injuries will be a significant problem for veterans returning from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
