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Why wouldn’t the Pentagon pay to fly the fallen McCain sailors’ families to Dover?
After Logan Palmer and nine of his shipmates died in a collision last summer, his mom was told the military wouldn’t pay to fly her to Dover Air Force Base to be there when he returned to U.S. soil.
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The Navy dropped a homicide charge against the former McCain CO and no one’s sure why
The Navy quietly ended its pursuit of a homicide charge against Cmdr. Alfredo Sanchez, who oversaw the warship John S. McCain when it collided with a tanker in August, killing 10 sailors.
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Fitzgerald CO’s attorneys torch Navy brass for handling of case
Attorneys for Cmdr. Bryce Benson said last week that public comments by Navy leadership have assigned guilt and cast “unwarranted aspersions” against the former skipper.
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The Navy fired the commanding officer of the dock landing ship Harpers Ferry
Cmdr. Tammy Royal was relieved of command on May 17 due to a loss of confidence, Navy officials said.
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Command master chief relieved after crashing ATV at California air base
Master Chief Jeremy J. Embree was relieved on May 1 and was administratively disciplined for the incident, Naval Air Facility El Centro officials said.
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Aquilino takes over for Swift at US Pacific Fleet
Adm. John Aquilino assumed command from Adm. Scott Swift during a ceremony Thursday in Hawaii
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Authorities searching for missing Nimitz sailor in Washington state national forest
Electrician’s Mate, Nuclear Power 2nd Class Jeremiah Adams hasn’t been seen since he went hiking alone in a national forest on May 4.
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US sailor missing in Singapore is found
The submariner had gone missing while on shore in Singapore on May 6.
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US Navy sailor missing in Singapore
Machinist Mate Fireman Seth Woods went missing Monday while on shore leave from the submarine Oklahoma City, Navy officials said.
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CMC of future destroyer Thomas Hudner relieved
Master Chief Stephan J. Raniszewski was relieved in April and faced administrative discipline on charges that included drunk and disorderly conduct and indecent conduct.
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Why wouldn’t the Pentagon pay to fly the fallen McCain sailors’ families to Dover?
After Logan Palmer and nine of his shipmates died in a collision last summer, his mom was told the military wouldn’t pay to fly her to Dover Air Force Base to be there when he returned to U.S. soil.
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The Navy dropped a homicide charge against the former McCain CO and no one’s sure why
The Navy quietly ended its pursuit of a homicide charge against Cmdr. Alfredo Sanchez, who oversaw the warship John S. McCain when it collided with a tanker in August, killing 10 sailors.
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Fitzgerald CO’s attorneys torch Navy brass for handling of case
Attorneys for Cmdr. Bryce Benson said last week that public comments by Navy leadership have assigned guilt and cast “unwarranted aspersions” against the former skipper.
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The Navy fired the commanding officer of the dock landing ship Harpers Ferry
Cmdr. Tammy Royal was relieved of command on May 17 due to a loss of confidence, Navy officials said.
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Command master chief relieved after crashing ATV at California air base
Master Chief Jeremy J. Embree was relieved on May 1 and was administratively disciplined for the incident, Naval Air Facility El Centro officials said.
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Aquilino takes over for Swift at US Pacific Fleet
Adm. John Aquilino assumed command from Adm. Scott Swift during a ceremony Thursday in Hawaii
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Authorities searching for missing Nimitz sailor in Washington state national forest
Electrician’s Mate, Nuclear Power 2nd Class Jeremiah Adams hasn’t been seen since he went hiking alone in a national forest on May 4.
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US sailor missing in Singapore is found
The submariner had gone missing while on shore in Singapore on May 6.
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US Navy sailor missing in Singapore
Machinist Mate Fireman Seth Woods went missing Monday while on shore leave from the submarine Oklahoma City, Navy officials said.
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CMC of future destroyer Thomas Hudner relieved
Master Chief Stephan J. Raniszewski was relieved in April and faced administrative discipline on charges that included drunk and disorderly conduct and indecent conduct.
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Why wouldn’t the Pentagon pay to fly the fallen McCain sailors’ families to Dover?
After Logan Palmer and nine of his shipmates died in a collision last summer, his mom was told the military wouldn’t pay to fly her to Dover Air Force Base to be there when he returned to U.S. soil.
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The Navy dropped a homicide charge against the former McCain CO and no one’s sure why
The Navy quietly ended its pursuit of a homicide charge against Cmdr. Alfredo Sanchez, who oversaw the warship John S. McCain when it collided with a tanker in August, killing 10 sailors.
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Fitzgerald CO’s attorneys torch Navy brass for handling of case
Attorneys for Cmdr. Bryce Benson said last week that public comments by Navy leadership have assigned guilt and cast “unwarranted aspersions” against the former skipper.
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The Navy fired the commanding officer of the dock landing ship Harpers Ferry
Cmdr. Tammy Royal was relieved of command on May 17 due to a loss of confidence, Navy officials said.
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Command master chief relieved after crashing ATV at California air base
Master Chief Jeremy J. Embree was relieved on May 1 and was administratively disciplined for the incident, Naval Air Facility El Centro officials said.
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Aquilino takes over for Swift at US Pacific Fleet
Adm. John Aquilino assumed command from Adm. Scott Swift during a ceremony Thursday in Hawaii
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Authorities searching for missing Nimitz sailor in Washington state national forest
Electrician’s Mate, Nuclear Power 2nd Class Jeremiah Adams hasn’t been seen since he went hiking alone in a national forest on May 4.
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US sailor missing in Singapore is found
The submariner had gone missing while on shore in Singapore on May 6.
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US Navy sailor missing in Singapore
Machinist Mate Fireman Seth Woods went missing Monday while on shore leave from the submarine Oklahoma City, Navy officials said.
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CMC of future destroyer Thomas Hudner relieved
Master Chief Stephan J. Raniszewski was relieved in April and faced administrative discipline on charges that included drunk and disorderly conduct and indecent conduct.
