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Career Development Symposium Pensacola
The MyNavy HR Career Development Symposium Locations: NAS Pensacola Information Warfare Training Command Corry Station When: Feb. 24–25 Learn how policy updates, detailing processes, and talent management initiatives impact your career. You will be able to ask candid questions, gain clarity on real-time personnel topics, and walk away with tools to better navigate their professional paths. -
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Judge blocks Pete Hegseth’s censure of Sen. Mark Kelly over troops video, for now
Shame on those lawmakers who originally said that Sen. Kelly made a bad choice (in exercising his right to free speech.)... The defendants in this case are the secretary of WAAH (Hedgehog,) the department of WAAH (D'OH!,) the Department of Navy & Navy Secretary John Phelan. A federal judge on Thursday barred Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from censuring Sen. Mark Kelly over the Arizona Democrat’s participation in a video reminding American military service members of their right to refuse illegal orders. Judge Rich Leon’s order in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., also blocks Hegseth, for now, from reducing Kelly’s U.S. Navy rank and retirement pay as punishment for his role in the video. Kelly retired from the Navy as a captain. -
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Pentagon-FAA dispute over lasers to thwart cartel drones led to airspace closure, AP sources say
EL PASO, Texas (AP) — The sudden and surprising airspace closure over El Paso, Texas, on Wednesday — first announced as extending for 10 days but lasting only a few hours — stemmed from the Pentagon's plans to test a laser to shoot down drones used by Mexican drug cartels, according to three people familiar with the situation who spoke on condition of anonymity to share sensitive details. That caused friction with the Federal Aviation Administration, which wanted to ensure commercial air safety, and the two agencies sought to coordinate, according to two of the people. Educ
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