Coast Guard Cutter Naushon Decommissioned After Nearly 40 Years of Service

The Coast Guard decommissioned Coast Guard Cutter Naushon (WPB 1311) during a ceremony in Homer, Friday, March 21. The post Coast Guard Cutter Naushon Decommissioned After Nearly 40 Years of Service appeared first on HSToday.

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Half-Billion Dollar Drug Haul Offloaded by Coast Guard in Pacific Operation

The crew of U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Stone offloaded approximately 45,600 pounds of illicit narcotics worth more than $517.5 million at Port Everglades last Thursday. The post Half-Billion Dollar Drug Haul Offloaded by Coast Guard in Pacific Operation appeared first on HSToday.

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Trump’s Pentagon acquisition chief nominee vows to review controversial CMMC program

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Army updating brigades based on results from transforming-in-contact 1.0

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Cyber leaders seek to demonstrate ‘ROI’ in face of DOGE cuts

While the Trump administration is cutting hundreds of millions of dollars in federal contracts and planned spending under a DOGE-led “efficiency” push, cybersecurity leaders in agencies and industry say there’s…

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HUD denies backpay to reinstated probationary employees

The Department of Housing and Urban Development, unlike most agencies, has opted not to provide backpay to its fired probationary employees while in the process of reinstating them. In an…

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HHS employees who took separation incentive still waiting on promised administrative leave

Department of Health and Human Services employees who accepted a voluntary incentive to leave the agency say they’re getting a less generous deal than the agency first offered. HHS, as…

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