Judge Aileen Cannon Blocks Release of Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Report on Trump investigation After Filings by Co-Defendants (Including retired Navy Chief Waltine Nauta)
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Leading with Experience: AE1 Lamoreau’s Impact at Navy SERE School
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2025 Guide to Pay and Allowances for Military Service Members, Veterans and Retirees
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SELECTED RESERVE TUITION ASSISTANCE PILOT PROGRAM UPDATE NAVADMIN 259/24
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Changes to Navy Compensation System Paying Off In Shortened Timelines
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How a New Navy Spouse Found 'Community Beyond Base' to Transform Her Life in Japan
The first thing I learned about Japan was that the summers are hot. Extremely hot and extremely humid. I learned this in August 2022 the hard way—pushing an overweight suitcase and backpack up steep hills, navigating from the vague directions on my phone. The second thing I learned is that Japan isn’t big on street signs. The third thing? It’s the perfect place to be thrown into the deep end when you are brand-new to being a military spouse. -
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A Commander-in-Chief's Final Journey Led by Military Tradition
President Jimmy Carter, the nation's 39th chief executive and the first U.S. Naval Academy graduate to serve in the Oval Office, began his final journey Saturday with a procession that intertwined the small-town rhythms of Plains, Georgia, and the weighty traditions of American military pageantry. His was a life well lived, one whose actions epitomized the motto of his alma mater, the U.S. Naval Academy: non sibi sed patriae — "not for self, but for country." -
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Trump Refuses to Rule Out Using Military Force to Take Greenland and Panama Canal
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday refused to rule out invading Greenland or Panama when asked if the U.S. could use military force to acquire the Arctic island or the canal in the Central American country. Asked if he would rule out economic or military coercion to gain control of Greenland and the Panama Canal, Trump said, “I’m not gonna commit to that. No. It might be that you’ll have to do something.”
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