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AUGUST 2019 (CYCLE 105) NAVY-WIDE ADVANCEMENT EXAMINATIONS FOR SELECTED RESERVE E4-E6 PETTY OFFICERS
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He should know better... 😲 Hegseth’s form is so bad, multiple military fitness experts said he “fails on form” the service’s tests based on his videos, according to a report by The Atlantic’s Tom Bartlett headlined “Pete Hegseth, You Call That a Pull-Up?” Bartlett noted that Hegseth and the agency he oversees are the ones recording, editing, posting, and heavily promoting these videos (which he mockingly refers to as “Boot Camp Pete” episodes), and he’s the one who declared strict and harsh judgment was the way to go on military fitness issues. -
US military slow to disclose Iran war injuries with officials citing security needs But dozens of unrecorded injuries remain, according to the Pentagon's top spokesperson, Sean Parnell, who said Monday afternoon in a post on X that "nearly 100 service members" have been injured since July 7. Most of the injuries are "minor concussions," he said.
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The U.S. Navy's search for a 5th shipyard risks substituting political interests for strategic needs by downplaying the West Coast's critical lack of maritime infrastructure. Over 60% of the U.S. fleet is Pacific-based, yet the region has vastly fewer shipyards than the Atlantic, creating a dangerous strategic mismatch.
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A federal case is underway against Bailey Szramowski, the former USS Lincoln sailor who allegedly sold the fatal dose, and his wife, who is charged with conspiracy to distribute fentanyl and cocaine
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This government database shows deaths and wounded in action for all military branches. Defense Casualty Analysis System
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