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DoD identifies soldiers killed in suicide bombing on Bagram Airfield
Two 1st Cavalry Division soldiers were among those killed in a Saturday suicide attack in Afghanistan, the Defense Department announced Monday.
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Army Special Forces hit hard with six deaths in three days
Six Green Berets lost their lives between Nov. 2 and 4 an especially deadly week that saw three separate deadly incidents for the Special Forces community.
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Combat vet sues American Airlines for rejecting her service dog
Former Capt. Lisa McCombs was heading home from a quick day trip to Kansas last year when she ran into road block — American Airlines staff wouldn’t let her fly home with her service dog, though she’d had no problem getting him there that morning.
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Ruggedized Coffeemaker Lets You Bring Your K-Cups to the Field
The days of slurping lukewarm sludge on deployment are over. For about $300, The Oxx Coffeeboxx lets you take your favorite high-quality coffee into the roughest environments and brew fresh, individual servings in 90 seconds.
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Naval aviation trying to fix flawed safety culture: 1-star
All too often squadron leaders weren’t fixing safety issues identified in routine surveys designed to prevent aviation accidents, the Navy’s safety boss said.
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Selfie ‘sextortion:’ The dangerous scam that’s targeting thousands of U.S. troops
Victims and special agents said troops are often targeted by criminals overseas and offered some tips to protect yourself from this scam that’s gotten as much as $10,000 from individuals.
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Officer accused of attempted rape waiting out prosecution in San Diego
The Guam-based former helicopter squadron commanding officer accused of attempting to rape a junior female officer will be spending the foreseeable future flying a desk in San Diego, according to a Naval Air Forces spokeswoman.
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This Navy electronic attack jet took flight on vegetable oil
The “Green Growler” — an EA-18G electronic attack jet running on biofuel JP-5 — made its first flight in September on an advanced biofuel that did not contain petroleum JP-5.
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Navy fires squadron CO accused of trying to sexually assault female officer
A week after his arrest on charges of attempting to rape a fellow Navy officer in San Diego, the commanding officer of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 25 has been removed from his post, according to a Naval Air Forces spokeswoman.
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Navy ramps up anti-suicide battle with outreach and new review
Every week this year, on average, a sailor has taken their own life.
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DoD identifies soldiers killed in suicide bombing on Bagram Airfield
Two 1st Cavalry Division soldiers were among those killed in a Saturday suicide attack in Afghanistan, the Defense Department announced Monday.
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Army Special Forces hit hard with six deaths in three days
Six Green Berets lost their lives between Nov. 2 and 4 an especially deadly week that saw three separate deadly incidents for the Special Forces community.
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Combat vet sues American Airlines for rejecting her service dog
Former Capt. Lisa McCombs was heading home from a quick day trip to Kansas last year when she ran into road block — American Airlines staff wouldn’t let her fly home with her service dog, though she’d had no problem getting him there that morning.
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Ruggedized Coffeemaker Lets You Bring Your K-Cups to the Field
The days of slurping lukewarm sludge on deployment are over. For about $300, The Oxx Coffeeboxx lets you take your favorite high-quality coffee into the roughest environments and brew fresh, individual servings in 90 seconds.
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Naval aviation trying to fix flawed safety culture: 1-star
All too often squadron leaders weren’t fixing safety issues identified in routine surveys designed to prevent aviation accidents, the Navy’s safety boss said.
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Selfie ‘sextortion:’ The dangerous scam that’s targeting thousands of U.S. troops
Victims and special agents said troops are often targeted by criminals overseas and offered some tips to protect yourself from this scam that’s gotten as much as $10,000 from individuals.
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Officer accused of attempted rape waiting out prosecution in San Diego
The Guam-based former helicopter squadron commanding officer accused of attempting to rape a junior female officer will be spending the foreseeable future flying a desk in San Diego, according to a Naval Air Forces spokeswoman.
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This Navy electronic attack jet took flight on vegetable oil
The “Green Growler” — an EA-18G electronic attack jet running on biofuel JP-5 — made its first flight in September on an advanced biofuel that did not contain petroleum JP-5.
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Navy fires squadron CO accused of trying to sexually assault female officer
A week after his arrest on charges of attempting to rape a fellow Navy officer in San Diego, the commanding officer of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 25 has been removed from his post, according to a Naval Air Forces spokeswoman.
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Navy ramps up anti-suicide battle with outreach and new review
Every week this year, on average, a sailor has taken their own life.
-
DoD identifies soldiers killed in suicide bombing on Bagram Airfield
Two 1st Cavalry Division soldiers were among those killed in a Saturday suicide attack in Afghanistan, the Defense Department announced Monday.
-
Army Special Forces hit hard with six deaths in three days
Six Green Berets lost their lives between Nov. 2 and 4 an especially deadly week that saw three separate deadly incidents for the Special Forces community.
-
Combat vet sues American Airlines for rejecting her service dog
Former Capt. Lisa McCombs was heading home from a quick day trip to Kansas last year when she ran into road block — American Airlines staff wouldn’t let her fly home with her service dog, though she’d had no problem getting him there that morning.
-
Ruggedized Coffeemaker Lets You Bring Your K-Cups to the Field
The days of slurping lukewarm sludge on deployment are over. For about $300, The Oxx Coffeeboxx lets you take your favorite high-quality coffee into the roughest environments and brew fresh, individual servings in 90 seconds.
-
Naval aviation trying to fix flawed safety culture: 1-star
All too often squadron leaders weren’t fixing safety issues identified in routine surveys designed to prevent aviation accidents, the Navy’s safety boss said.
-
Selfie ‘sextortion:’ The dangerous scam that’s targeting thousands of U.S. troops
Victims and special agents said troops are often targeted by criminals overseas and offered some tips to protect yourself from this scam that’s gotten as much as $10,000 from individuals.
-
Officer accused of attempted rape waiting out prosecution in San Diego
The Guam-based former helicopter squadron commanding officer accused of attempting to rape a junior female officer will be spending the foreseeable future flying a desk in San Diego, according to a Naval Air Forces spokeswoman.
-
This Navy electronic attack jet took flight on vegetable oil
The “Green Growler” — an EA-18G electronic attack jet running on biofuel JP-5 — made its first flight in September on an advanced biofuel that did not contain petroleum JP-5.
-
Navy fires squadron CO accused of trying to sexually assault female officer
A week after his arrest on charges of attempting to rape a fellow Navy officer in San Diego, the commanding officer of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 25 has been removed from his post, according to a Naval Air Forces spokeswoman.
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Navy ramps up anti-suicide battle with outreach and new review
Every week this year, on average, a sailor has taken their own life.
