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20,000 guardsmen help Irma’s victims
The U.S. military is continuing to support areas affected by Hurricane Irma.
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Bad Santa? Navy officer accused of Christmas party misconduct
The officer was serving as the spokesman for Adm. John Richardson, the Chief of Naval Operations.
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North Korea’s latest show of aggression raises alarm
North Korea’s latest show of aggression – a nuclear test in which Pyongyang says it successfully detonated a hydrogen bomb – evoked a strong response from the commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet.
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Russia bolsters naval presence in the Mediterranean
Russia has sent two newly-upgraded submarines to the Mediterranean to reinforce its naval presence in the region.
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Sailor arrested after allegedly beating two dogs to death
A sailor has been charged with animal cruelty after allegedly beating two of his dogs so badly they had to be euthanized
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Don’t cook your retinas: How to safely watch the solar eclipse
The Defense Department put out a video on how to safely watch today’s solar eclipse.
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Navy revoked security clearance from officer retweeted by Trump in wake of Charlottesville
Clearance of the alt-right activist and Navy intel officer has been suspended.
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Cheap drone gets past best British navy defenses
In an unusual security breach, an amateur drone enthusiast landed a small unmanned aircraft aboard the Royal Navy’s newly-commissioned aircraft carrier.
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Marine awarded Navy and Marine Corps Medal for pulling man from burning vehicle
Sgt. Kevin Peach, an infantryman with 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, was awarded a Navy and Marine Corps Medal.
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Former air wing commander to lead physiological episode prevention effort
Former commander of Carrier Air Wing 3 and F/A-18 pilot Capt. Sara Joyner has been appointed to lead the Navy’s research effort to prevent physiological episodes in its fixed-wing aircraft.
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20,000 guardsmen help Irma’s victims
The U.S. military is continuing to support areas affected by Hurricane Irma.
-
Bad Santa? Navy officer accused of Christmas party misconduct
The officer was serving as the spokesman for Adm. John Richardson, the Chief of Naval Operations.
-
North Korea’s latest show of aggression raises alarm
North Korea’s latest show of aggression – a nuclear test in which Pyongyang says it successfully detonated a hydrogen bomb – evoked a strong response from the commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet.
-
Russia bolsters naval presence in the Mediterranean
Russia has sent two newly-upgraded submarines to the Mediterranean to reinforce its naval presence in the region.
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Sailor arrested after allegedly beating two dogs to death
A sailor has been charged with animal cruelty after allegedly beating two of his dogs so badly they had to be euthanized
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Don’t cook your retinas: How to safely watch the solar eclipse
The Defense Department put out a video on how to safely watch today’s solar eclipse.
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Navy revoked security clearance from officer retweeted by Trump in wake of Charlottesville
Clearance of the alt-right activist and Navy intel officer has been suspended.
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Cheap drone gets past best British navy defenses
In an unusual security breach, an amateur drone enthusiast landed a small unmanned aircraft aboard the Royal Navy’s newly-commissioned aircraft carrier.
-
Marine awarded Navy and Marine Corps Medal for pulling man from burning vehicle
Sgt. Kevin Peach, an infantryman with 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, was awarded a Navy and Marine Corps Medal.
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Former air wing commander to lead physiological episode prevention effort
Former commander of Carrier Air Wing 3 and F/A-18 pilot Capt. Sara Joyner has been appointed to lead the Navy’s research effort to prevent physiological episodes in its fixed-wing aircraft.
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20,000 guardsmen help Irma’s victims
The U.S. military is continuing to support areas affected by Hurricane Irma.
-
Bad Santa? Navy officer accused of Christmas party misconduct
The officer was serving as the spokesman for Adm. John Richardson, the Chief of Naval Operations.
-
North Korea’s latest show of aggression raises alarm
North Korea’s latest show of aggression – a nuclear test in which Pyongyang says it successfully detonated a hydrogen bomb – evoked a strong response from the commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet.
-
Russia bolsters naval presence in the Mediterranean
Russia has sent two newly-upgraded submarines to the Mediterranean to reinforce its naval presence in the region.
-
Sailor arrested after allegedly beating two dogs to death
A sailor has been charged with animal cruelty after allegedly beating two of his dogs so badly they had to be euthanized
-
Don’t cook your retinas: How to safely watch the solar eclipse
The Defense Department put out a video on how to safely watch today’s solar eclipse.
-
Navy revoked security clearance from officer retweeted by Trump in wake of Charlottesville
Clearance of the alt-right activist and Navy intel officer has been suspended.
-
Cheap drone gets past best British navy defenses
In an unusual security breach, an amateur drone enthusiast landed a small unmanned aircraft aboard the Royal Navy’s newly-commissioned aircraft carrier.
-
Marine awarded Navy and Marine Corps Medal for pulling man from burning vehicle
Sgt. Kevin Peach, an infantryman with 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, was awarded a Navy and Marine Corps Medal.
-
Former air wing commander to lead physiological episode prevention effort
Former commander of Carrier Air Wing 3 and F/A-18 pilot Capt. Sara Joyner has been appointed to lead the Navy’s research effort to prevent physiological episodes in its fixed-wing aircraft.
