On November 2, 1942, Phil’s crew climbed aboard Super Man (B-24 LIBERATOR) and readied to go to war. They were heading into a desperate fight. North to south, Japan’s new empire starched five thousand miles, from the snowboard Aleutians to Java, hundreds of miles north of the equator.
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By Raymond P. Schmidt
The last vestige of a link between the Naval Cryptologic organization and its home at 3801 Nebraska Avenue for over half a century has been dissolved. On Friday afternoon, the 22nd of October 2004, the Navy Chapel was closed in a dignified military-religious-secular service. The “church without a spire” ended its role as the religious focus for the North West Washington, DC campus one month short of its 80th anniversary, as attested by its cornerstone dated “November 1924.”
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The Army is pursuing a modular mission payload to serve as a universal EW standard where capabilities can be loaded onto systems.
The Army is designing a new universal electronic warfare capability to enable rapid updates to equipment on any platform.
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While the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska underscored the Arctic’s decisive importance, there was another signal coming from just offshore: Russian and Chinese naval forces conducting a joint exercise near the Aleutians.
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by Admiral R.A. Hopwood, RN (Retired)
Admiral Hopwood’s “Laws of the Navy” was first published in a British periodical on 23 July, 1898. Well known throughout the Navy, it has appeared in the United States Naval Academy’s “Reef Points” for a number of years.
by Ens. Jalan Albea, NIOC Pensacola Public Affairs Officer, 21 August 2025
PENSACOLA, Fla. — Navy Information Operations Command (NIOC) Pensacola recently completed a successful mobilization exercise with a Navy Reserve Cyber Protection Team (CPT), demonstrating the Navy’s commitment to integrating Reserve expertise into critical cyber operations. Conducted over two 2-week periods between June and August 2025, the exercise brought together Sailors from across the Navy Reserve Information Warfare (IW) Community to Pensacola to enhance their team’s readiness and seamlessly incorporate them into the command’s Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO) mission.
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