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  1. Navy Policy, Guidelines and Official Statements

    This forum covers BUPERS & NPC news, and Navy ALNAVs & NAVADMINs messages regarding policies, guidelines and other official statements. This might be some good read for career minded Sailors & supervisors who should be aware of these Navy policies.

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    • "The White House throwing Adm. Bradley under the bus"... - Admiral Frank M. Bradley  
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