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America's long-term national security depends upon a commercially viable domestic biofuels market that will benefit taxpayers while simultaneously giving Sailors and Marines tactical and strategic advantages
White House announces biofuels initiative
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The plan is the result of listening to the people of the gulf coast
Gulf report looks at funding, governance
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There are extremely capable women in the Navy who have the talent and desire to succeed in the submarine force
U.S. Navy subs going coed
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President John F. Kennedy exemplified the meaning of service, not just to country, but service to all humanity
Aircraft carrier to be named after Kennedy
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I do not agree with the conclusion that General Cartwright maintained an 'unduly familiar relationship' with his aide
U.S. general cleared of sex allegation
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The problem we had with (Perform-to-Serve) was that it only came up when it was time to re-enlist
Navy won't ax 25,000 sailors
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This agreement with the Army demonstrates our commitment to reducing redundancies and saving money for the taxpayer
Army transferring JHSVs to Navy
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We hold absolute standards of conduct and if you breach those, you're going to be relieved. But I don't see a pattern, and I don't think it's an epidemic in that sense
Personal-misconduct firings up for Navy
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America's long-term national security depends upon a commercially viable domestic biofuels market that will benefit taxpayers while simultaneously giving sailors and Marines tactical and strategic advantages
U.S. launches biofuels initiative
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Energy independence is critical to the military and critical to national security
U.S. government seeks biofuel partnership
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