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MAR 2026 (CYCLE 271) AD AND TAR E5 AND E6 ADVANCEMENT EXAM AND RATING KNOWLEDGE EXAMS - UPDATED GUIDANCE
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FY-27 ACTIVE DUTY NAVY NUCLEAR LIMITED DUTY OFFICER IN SERVICE PROCUREMENT SELECTION BOARD RESULTS
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FISCAL YEAR 2026 COMMON MILITARY TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
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E7, E8 Midterm Performance Counseling
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Secretary of WAAH’s Holy War — When Prophecy Replaces Intelligence
“End-times framing introduces a different logic. It recasts a contingent conflict as a scripted event with a predetermined outcome. “That shift has concrete effects. When outcomes are treated as inevitable, variance in intelligence assessment narrows and alternative courses of action receive less serious consideration. ... None of this requires formal orders. It emerges through command climate. And WOW!, is he screwing up command climate... -
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USS George H.W. Bush Departs for Deployment, USS Gerald Ford Could Be Extended to 11 Months
NAVAL STATION NORFOLK, Va. — The sun peeked over the horizon tinting the haze gray hull of carrier USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) orange while sailors on Pier 14 busied themselves preparing for the carrier to shove off across the Atlantic. The mood of families at the pier Tuesday was subdued without the pomp and cheer of last summer’s deployment of USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) – the last carrier to leave the East Coast. With the early morning departure and a brisk wind, most families had said goodbye to their sailors the night before to meet the rolling curfew that had the crew aboard by 10 p.m. Monday. -
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Navy’s Free Barracks Wi-Fi Program Reaches Installations in Italy and Greece
The Navy’s initiative to provide free, high-speed Wi-Fi to all Navy owned-and-operated unaccompanied housing (UH) has reached 86 percent completion, with the service now available in 827 of 952 total buildings since launching last November.
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