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Coast Guard seaman found not guilty of killing shipmate
In January 2019, Seaman Ethan Kelch was found unresponsive on the western side of Amaknak Island, Alaska, after going missing from the Kodiak-based cutter Douglas Munro during liberty hours.
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Don’t call it ‘Coastal Riverine Forces’ anymore
The Navy is changing the name of its riverine warfare arm to reflect a changing world.
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EOD petty officer, a ‘most adventurous daredevil,’ dies in San Diego motorcycle accident
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician 2nd Class Ryan Bannon was a daredevil adrenaline junkie, his wife recalled.
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Navy’s ‘Black Widow’ exercise tests capabilities in a North Atlantic submarine battle
The exercise comes at a time of increased Russian submarine activity in the waters, officials said.
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Senior chief convicted of unauthorized absence from his unit
Senior Chief Construction Mechanic Luis H. Garcia had been held in pretrial confinement for 335 days.
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The Navy suffered four Class A aviation mishaps last month
It was the worst month for mishaps this fiscal year, according to Navy data.
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Navy fires Lackland training center CO
Cmdr. Robert Arias was relieved of command following the findings of an investigation, officials said.
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Sailor dies in DC hit and run
Master-at-Arms 3rd Class Caleb S. Herndon had recently completed K-9 handling school and was supposed to get his working dog the week he died.
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Hawkeye hits parked Super Hornet’s missile during carrier ‘hook-skip bolter’
The hook of an E-2C landing on the carrier Nimitz failed to catch the runway wires before it struck the F/A-18’s missile.
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Navy planning unmanned ‘fleet battle problem’ for next year
The exercise will involve unmanned vehicles across domains, officials said this week.
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Coast Guard seaman found not guilty of killing shipmate
In January 2019, Seaman Ethan Kelch was found unresponsive on the western side of Amaknak Island, Alaska, after going missing from the Kodiak-based cutter Douglas Munro during liberty hours.
-
Don’t call it ‘Coastal Riverine Forces’ anymore
The Navy is changing the name of its riverine warfare arm to reflect a changing world.
-
EOD petty officer, a ‘most adventurous daredevil,’ dies in San Diego motorcycle accident
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician 2nd Class Ryan Bannon was a daredevil adrenaline junkie, his wife recalled.
-
Navy’s ‘Black Widow’ exercise tests capabilities in a North Atlantic submarine battle
The exercise comes at a time of increased Russian submarine activity in the waters, officials said.
-
Senior chief convicted of unauthorized absence from his unit
Senior Chief Construction Mechanic Luis H. Garcia had been held in pretrial confinement for 335 days.
-
The Navy suffered four Class A aviation mishaps last month
It was the worst month for mishaps this fiscal year, according to Navy data.
-
Navy fires Lackland training center CO
Cmdr. Robert Arias was relieved of command following the findings of an investigation, officials said.
-
Sailor dies in DC hit and run
Master-at-Arms 3rd Class Caleb S. Herndon had recently completed K-9 handling school and was supposed to get his working dog the week he died.
-
Hawkeye hits parked Super Hornet’s missile during carrier ‘hook-skip bolter’
The hook of an E-2C landing on the carrier Nimitz failed to catch the runway wires before it struck the F/A-18’s missile.
-
Navy planning unmanned ‘fleet battle problem’ for next year
The exercise will involve unmanned vehicles across domains, officials said this week.
-
Coast Guard seaman found not guilty of killing shipmate
In January 2019, Seaman Ethan Kelch was found unresponsive on the western side of Amaknak Island, Alaska, after going missing from the Kodiak-based cutter Douglas Munro during liberty hours.
-
Don’t call it ‘Coastal Riverine Forces’ anymore
The Navy is changing the name of its riverine warfare arm to reflect a changing world.
-
EOD petty officer, a ‘most adventurous daredevil,’ dies in San Diego motorcycle accident
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician 2nd Class Ryan Bannon was a daredevil adrenaline junkie, his wife recalled.
-
Navy’s ‘Black Widow’ exercise tests capabilities in a North Atlantic submarine battle
The exercise comes at a time of increased Russian submarine activity in the waters, officials said.
-
Senior chief convicted of unauthorized absence from his unit
Senior Chief Construction Mechanic Luis H. Garcia had been held in pretrial confinement for 335 days.
-
The Navy suffered four Class A aviation mishaps last month
It was the worst month for mishaps this fiscal year, according to Navy data.
-
Navy fires Lackland training center CO
Cmdr. Robert Arias was relieved of command following the findings of an investigation, officials said.
-
Sailor dies in DC hit and run
Master-at-Arms 3rd Class Caleb S. Herndon had recently completed K-9 handling school and was supposed to get his working dog the week he died.
-
Hawkeye hits parked Super Hornet’s missile during carrier ‘hook-skip bolter’
The hook of an E-2C landing on the carrier Nimitz failed to catch the runway wires before it struck the F/A-18’s missile.
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Navy planning unmanned ‘fleet battle problem’ for next year
The exercise will involve unmanned vehicles across domains, officials said this week.



