Navy UAP Encounters
Navy Sailors visiting this forum have a big interest in Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) encounters (otherwise known as unidentified flying objects (UFOs)) that happen with Navy ships, aircraft and personnel. Any related stories about those encounters will be posted here. The Pentagon now has a formal procedure for reporting those encounters and it appears that of all military branches, the Navy has had the most encounters with UAPs.
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Navy’s ships spend less time at sea amid persistent maintenance delays, report says
WASHINGTON — The Navy’s warships have been spending less time at sea and more time under costly and lengthy repairs since 2011, according to a government watchdog report released Tuesday. A review of 151 surface warships by the Government Accountability Office showed worsening maintenance delays, more breakdowns requiring repairs and a rising number of working ship parts removed and used elsewhere due to parts shortages in the industry supply chain. -
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Top 10 Reasons to Earn a Naval-Relevant AS in Aviation Maintenance 👍👍
QUANTICO, Va. - The U.S. Naval Community College will start taking applications for the Associate of Science in Aviation Maintenance Feb. 27, 2023. This degree will be offered in partnership with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and will include a Naval Studies Certificate embedded in the program. Here are the top ten reasons you should apply for the AS in Aviation Maintenance with USNCC -
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VA red tape cuts off GI bill benefits to US military veterans at foreign schools
An antiquated Veterans Administration system has led to scores of denials of education benefits, forcing former service members to pay thousands of dollars in overseas tuition costs that the government could be covering. At issue is a requirement by the VA that foreign schools establish American bank accounts and U.S. employer identification numbers to receive electronic payments.
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