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I think my favorite part of this story is the pic that Daily Mail found to represent a Sailor - LOL

U.S. Navy relaxes its rules on sailors' fitness

I'm certain that SecNav has no intention of using this quoted phrase on other standards throughout the Navy and The Marine Corps :rolleyes:

Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said the service is not lowering standards but rather adjusting to reality. :wall:

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Part of the logic is we are losing good (read cyber skilled) people, who come back as contractors.

I think a job related PT test is appropriate, and can look the other way if some cube dweller is SLIGHTLY overweight.
 
I ate shipboard Navy chow for three months and I thought it was great. Especially breakfast. Big stacks of flapjacks, bacon, sausage, eggs, toast, coffee, syrup, piled high. What the hell else is there to do on a Navy boat?
 
I think my favorite part of this story is the pic that Daily Mail found to represent a Sailor - LOL

U.S. Navy relaxes its rules on sailors' fitness

I'm certain that SecNav has no intention of using this quoted phrase on other standards throughout the Navy and The Marine Corps :rolleyes:

Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said the service is not lowering standards but rather adjusting to reality. :wall:

31F3D5C700000578-3480139-The_US_Navy_is_relaxing_its_rules_on_body_fat_limits_after_too_m-m-19_1457348991435.jpg

Land manatee
 
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