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‘The crew is still hurting’: One year later, some Fitzgerald shipmates struggle to go forward
One year after losing seven of their shipmates when the Fitz collided with a merchant vessel, some crew say they remain traumatized and wonder if they are ready to get underway again.
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One year after the Fitzgerald collision, the families of the fallen grieve and search for answers
A year after seven sailors died aboard the warship Fitzgerald, some families are angry at how the Navy has handled the tragedy.
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Man charged in Hawaii sailor’s shooting death
Gregoary A. Farr was charged last week in April’s fatal shooting of Chief Petty Officer John Hasselbrink.
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Here’s how two Fitzgerald officers could avoid court-martial
The attorney for one of the Fitz officers facing negligent homicide charges said this week that a reviewing officer has recommended the cases not be taken to trial.
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War widow: Stop using my husband’s photo for political memes
A photo of Seana Arrechaga and husband’s body from after he was killed in Afghanistan has popped up as a meme in the debate over kneeling for the national anthem.
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US airstrike kills 27 al-Shabab militants in Somalia
Saturday’s air strike was the latest in a string of U.S. bombardments that AFRICOM says have killed nearly 50 militants in recent weeks.
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Navy fires Norfolk-based helicopter squadron commander
Cmdr. Tim Rhatigan was relieved of his command of Helicopter Combat Squadron 22, officials said.
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The carrier Ronald Reagan was late to deploy last month — here’s why
The Japan-based carrier’s annual spring patrol was delayed for an unspecified amount of time last month, Navy officials confirmed this week.
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Stunning failures found in Global Train and Equip counter-terrorism programs
A new report criticizes Pentagon oversight of a program that spends billions providing training and weapons to allies around the globe.
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Navy fires CO of destroyer Hopper, the fourth reported command firing in May
Cmdr. Jeffrey Tamulevich was fired this week over “evidence of misconduct involving alleged fraternization,” Navy officials said .
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‘The crew is still hurting’: One year later, some Fitzgerald shipmates struggle to go forward
One year after losing seven of their shipmates when the Fitz collided with a merchant vessel, some crew say they remain traumatized and wonder if they are ready to get underway again.
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One year after the Fitzgerald collision, the families of the fallen grieve and search for answers
A year after seven sailors died aboard the warship Fitzgerald, some families are angry at how the Navy has handled the tragedy.
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Man charged in Hawaii sailor’s shooting death
Gregoary A. Farr was charged last week in April’s fatal shooting of Chief Petty Officer John Hasselbrink.
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Here’s how two Fitzgerald officers could avoid court-martial
The attorney for one of the Fitz officers facing negligent homicide charges said this week that a reviewing officer has recommended the cases not be taken to trial.
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War widow: Stop using my husband’s photo for political memes
A photo of Seana Arrechaga and husband’s body from after he was killed in Afghanistan has popped up as a meme in the debate over kneeling for the national anthem.
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US airstrike kills 27 al-Shabab militants in Somalia
Saturday’s air strike was the latest in a string of U.S. bombardments that AFRICOM says have killed nearly 50 militants in recent weeks.
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Navy fires Norfolk-based helicopter squadron commander
Cmdr. Tim Rhatigan was relieved of his command of Helicopter Combat Squadron 22, officials said.
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The carrier Ronald Reagan was late to deploy last month — here’s why
The Japan-based carrier’s annual spring patrol was delayed for an unspecified amount of time last month, Navy officials confirmed this week.
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Stunning failures found in Global Train and Equip counter-terrorism programs
A new report criticizes Pentagon oversight of a program that spends billions providing training and weapons to allies around the globe.
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Navy fires CO of destroyer Hopper, the fourth reported command firing in May
Cmdr. Jeffrey Tamulevich was fired this week over “evidence of misconduct involving alleged fraternization,” Navy officials said .
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‘The crew is still hurting’: One year later, some Fitzgerald shipmates struggle to go forward
One year after losing seven of their shipmates when the Fitz collided with a merchant vessel, some crew say they remain traumatized and wonder if they are ready to get underway again.
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One year after the Fitzgerald collision, the families of the fallen grieve and search for answers
A year after seven sailors died aboard the warship Fitzgerald, some families are angry at how the Navy has handled the tragedy.
-
Man charged in Hawaii sailor’s shooting death
Gregoary A. Farr was charged last week in April’s fatal shooting of Chief Petty Officer John Hasselbrink.
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Here’s how two Fitzgerald officers could avoid court-martial
The attorney for one of the Fitz officers facing negligent homicide charges said this week that a reviewing officer has recommended the cases not be taken to trial.
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War widow: Stop using my husband’s photo for political memes
A photo of Seana Arrechaga and husband’s body from after he was killed in Afghanistan has popped up as a meme in the debate over kneeling for the national anthem.
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US airstrike kills 27 al-Shabab militants in Somalia
Saturday’s air strike was the latest in a string of U.S. bombardments that AFRICOM says have killed nearly 50 militants in recent weeks.
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Navy fires Norfolk-based helicopter squadron commander
Cmdr. Tim Rhatigan was relieved of his command of Helicopter Combat Squadron 22, officials said.
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The carrier Ronald Reagan was late to deploy last month — here’s why
The Japan-based carrier’s annual spring patrol was delayed for an unspecified amount of time last month, Navy officials confirmed this week.
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Stunning failures found in Global Train and Equip counter-terrorism programs
A new report criticizes Pentagon oversight of a program that spends billions providing training and weapons to allies around the globe.
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Navy fires CO of destroyer Hopper, the fourth reported command firing in May
Cmdr. Jeffrey Tamulevich was fired this week over “evidence of misconduct involving alleged fraternization,” Navy officials said .
