Monthly Archives: January 2013

Your Navy TODAY – Arabian Sea, Atlantic Ocean, Bangor, Wash. from Navy Live by kellyallen On any given day, in your Navy, our team of more than 600,000 professional Sailors and Civilians are working together around the globe to perform our mission: deter aggression and, if deterrence fails, win our Nation’s wars. It is not possible to shareContinue reading “Your Navy TODAY – Arabian Sea, Atlantic Ocean, Bangor, Wash.”

Chinese navy commissions a cruise ship to carry troops By Robert Beckhusen 03 September 12 Related features New tankers could allow Chinese navy to circle the globe China’s aircraft carrier successfully launches its first jet fighters Submarine commander fakes death to evade mistress Military cuts threaten RAF jet order Leave a comment The media freaked outContinue reading “Chinese navy commissions a cruise ship to carry troops”

New tankers could allow Chinese navy to circle the globe By David Axe 17 January 13 Related features Chinese navy commissions a cruise ship to carry troops China’s aircraft carrier successfully launches its first jet fighters Vestas Sailrocket 2 takes on world speed-sailing record Low-emissions indulgence on a luxury solar sailboat Leave a comment The ChineseContinue reading “New tankers could allow Chinese navy to circle the globe”

Navy Carriers to Continue Lengthy Deployments By Lea Sutton |  Thursday, Jan 17, 2013  |  Updated 9:38 PM PST View Comments ( 0 ) | Email | Print   Navy Lt. David Noble has endured three deployments during his six years of marriage. Lea Sutton reports. PHOTOS AND VIDEOS USS Benfold Returns to San Diego MoreContinue reading “Navy Carriers to Continue Lengthy Deployments”

Most crew leaves US Navy ship stuck on coral reef in Philippines AFP WESCOM/Associated Press – This Jan. 17, 2013 photo released by the Armed Forces of the Philippines Western Command (WESCOM) shows the USS Guardian, a US Navy minesweeper, after running aground off Tubbataha Reef, a World Heritage Site in the Sulu Sea, 640 kilometersContinue reading “Most crew leaves US Navy ship stuck on coral reef in Philippines”