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Proceedings Podcast Episode 129 - Zumwalt CO Tells All

16 January 2020

Captain Drew Carlson, commanding officer of the USS Zumwalt, talks about maintaining colregs proficiency and the future of the DDG-1000.

The Navy must win the battle for people.

We Must Win Today’s War for Talent

By Vice Admiral John Nowell with Lieutenant Daniel Stefanus, U.S. Navy

January 2020

The Chief of Naval Personnel outlines a series of initiatives and policy changes to help the Navy win a 21st century battle for talent.

Fatigue is the Navy’s Black Lung Disease

By Captain John P. Cordle, U.S. Navy (Retired)

January 2020

Exhaustion and sleep deprivation can have long-term health effects for sailors.

During World War II, Samuel Morison's closest brush with death came when a kamikaze targeted the battleship Tennessee (right).

Sam Morison's War

By David Sears

February 2020

How a 54-year-old Harvard professor transformed into Lieutenant Commander Samuel Eliot Morison, USNR, and became the American naval Thucydides of World War II.

Breaking News

Navy MH-60S Helicopter Crashes in the Philippine Sea off Okinawa, Crew Recovered

Sam LaGrone

25 January, 2020

An MH-60S helicopter from the ‘Golden Falcons’ of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 12 launches f...

Aviation, Budget Industry, Foreign Forces, News & Analysis, Surface Forces, U.S. Navy

DoD Stays Quiet About FY 2021 Funding For Expanding Navy Fleet

Ben Werner

24 January, 2020

THE PENTAGON — Defense Department leadership is staying mum about whether they think the Pentagon wi...

Budget Industry, News & Analysis, Surface Forces, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, warship

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Naval Community College Kicks Off January 2021 With IT, Engineering Majors

VIDEO: Navy Celebrates 60th Anniversary of Trieste Dive

Report to Congress on Iran Sanctions

Navy Striving for 71% On-Time Ship Maintenance This Year, No Extensions By End of 2021

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The Case for Killing Soleimani—A Lesson in Deterrence

By Norman Friedman

January 2020

Targeting the leader of Iran's paramilitary force was a preventative measure to deter future aggression against the United States.
Naval Integration Begins in the Classroom

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Proceedings Podcast Episode 130 - The First Deepest Dive

On the 60th anniversary of the achievement, Naval historian Norman Polmar talks about the U.S. Navy's mission to reach the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

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A Flying Boat Progenitor

By Norman Polmar, Author, Ships and Aircraft of the U.S. Fleet

February 2020

In many respects, the precursor of the military flying boats of the 1940s and beyond was the Consolidated P2Y.
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