This post originally appeared on the USNI Blog here. Dear Navy, I am formally announcing my candidacy for the 32nd Chief of Naval Operations. I know, I know. I hear what you’re saying. Holy cow, would this guy just PLEASE STOP?!? Yeah, well that’s what the master of this merchant said in Canada, so deal with… Keep Reading
Sorry! This has nothing to do with CNO or SECNAV. BUT, there IS a new Salt Force One episode. Here’s the skinny on the new SalFO: Keep Reading
Catch up on the most recent episodes of Salt Force One. You’ll be a better person for it. Keep Reading
Editor’s Note: From time to time, we will publish anonymous content from the Fleet, which we believe adds value to the conversation on making the Navy better. We still believe the best way to publicly offer criticism of your own team is to stand proudly and put your name on the line, but we acknowledge… Keep Reading
This post originally appeared on the USNI Blog here. In a shadowy, torch-lit supply storeroom, a circle of silhouetted figures doff their boat cloaks, revealing an assortment of naval officers all in different uniforms. On the Uniform Board, officers are identified and ranked by the uniform they wear. The senior board member wears Service Dress… Keep Reading
This post was co-authored by Captain John P. Cordle, U.S. Navy (Retired) and originally appeared on the USNI Blog here. Now that the legal dust has settled, maybe there is an opportunity to learn a separate set of lessons from collisions that occurred in the summer of 2017—on the legal front. Disclaimer: we are not… Keep Reading
This post originally appeared on the USNI Blog here. Shipmates, First, apologies are in order. I apologize for feeding into a media narrative that has caused you to become objects in a political game. I’ve tweeted and posted, and here I am writing this blog post, all because I was outraged by images, articles, and… Keep Reading
