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Navy teams up with Coast Guard to build polar icebreaker
The two services are standing up a joint program as lawmakers urge them to lease icebreakers in the meantime.
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Horrific cable mishap caused by maintenance errors: Navy
Flawed maintenance caused the carrier Eisenhower accident that injured eight and nearly crashed an E-2C Hawkeye.
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Coast Guardsman of the Year awardee worked tirelessly to help her shipmates
Lt. Cmdr. Megan Drewniak ran a mentoring program, launched a military gym and helped save a shipmate in trouble.
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Navy fighters are one upgrade away from changing carrier aviation forever
In a carrier landing, a pilot can make more than 300 stick and rudder changes. A new system will radically change that.
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Former sailors, Marines booted under gay ban urged to appeal
Service leaders are urging the thousands kicked out under “Don’t ask, don’t tell” to appeal adverse discharges.
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Fallen SEAL hero awarded Silver Star for beating back 100 ISIS fighters
Two months before his combat death, SO1 Charlie Keating led a successful counter-attack on ISIS fighters.
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Lawyer: Navy SEAL did not kill Santa Monica man
SO2 Theo Krah confronted the man after seeing disturbing behavior but did not kill him, his lawyer says.
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Carrier Truman breaks record for ISIS strikes
The “Lone Warrior” carrier and Carrier Air Wing 7 has set a combat mission milestone in the fight against ISIS.
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Blue Angels resume flying after fatal crash
The Blue Angels took to the skies over Pensacola for airshow practice for the first time since a deadly crash.
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Navy SEAL arrested in stabbing death in Santa Monica
Theo Andrew Krah, reportedly a second class petty officer, is suspected of stabbing a man to death Saturday night.
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Navy teams up with Coast Guard to build polar icebreaker
The two services are standing up a joint program as lawmakers urge them to lease icebreakers in the meantime.
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Horrific cable mishap caused by maintenance errors: Navy
Flawed maintenance caused the carrier Eisenhower accident that injured eight and nearly crashed an E-2C Hawkeye.
-
Coast Guardsman of the Year awardee worked tirelessly to help her shipmates
Lt. Cmdr. Megan Drewniak ran a mentoring program, launched a military gym and helped save a shipmate in trouble.
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Navy fighters are one upgrade away from changing carrier aviation forever
In a carrier landing, a pilot can make more than 300 stick and rudder changes. A new system will radically change that.
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Former sailors, Marines booted under gay ban urged to appeal
Service leaders are urging the thousands kicked out under “Don’t ask, don’t tell” to appeal adverse discharges.
-
Fallen SEAL hero awarded Silver Star for beating back 100 ISIS fighters
Two months before his combat death, SO1 Charlie Keating led a successful counter-attack on ISIS fighters.
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Lawyer: Navy SEAL did not kill Santa Monica man
SO2 Theo Krah confronted the man after seeing disturbing behavior but did not kill him, his lawyer says.
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Carrier Truman breaks record for ISIS strikes
The “Lone Warrior” carrier and Carrier Air Wing 7 has set a combat mission milestone in the fight against ISIS.
-
Blue Angels resume flying after fatal crash
The Blue Angels took to the skies over Pensacola for airshow practice for the first time since a deadly crash.
-
Navy SEAL arrested in stabbing death in Santa Monica
Theo Andrew Krah, reportedly a second class petty officer, is suspected of stabbing a man to death Saturday night.
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Navy teams up with Coast Guard to build polar icebreaker
The two services are standing up a joint program as lawmakers urge them to lease icebreakers in the meantime.
-
Horrific cable mishap caused by maintenance errors: Navy
Flawed maintenance caused the carrier Eisenhower accident that injured eight and nearly crashed an E-2C Hawkeye.
-
Coast Guardsman of the Year awardee worked tirelessly to help her shipmates
Lt. Cmdr. Megan Drewniak ran a mentoring program, launched a military gym and helped save a shipmate in trouble.
-
Navy fighters are one upgrade away from changing carrier aviation forever
In a carrier landing, a pilot can make more than 300 stick and rudder changes. A new system will radically change that.
-
Former sailors, Marines booted under gay ban urged to appeal
Service leaders are urging the thousands kicked out under “Don’t ask, don’t tell” to appeal adverse discharges.
-
Fallen SEAL hero awarded Silver Star for beating back 100 ISIS fighters
Two months before his combat death, SO1 Charlie Keating led a successful counter-attack on ISIS fighters.
-
Lawyer: Navy SEAL did not kill Santa Monica man
SO2 Theo Krah confronted the man after seeing disturbing behavior but did not kill him, his lawyer says.
-
Carrier Truman breaks record for ISIS strikes
The “Lone Warrior” carrier and Carrier Air Wing 7 has set a combat mission milestone in the fight against ISIS.
-
Blue Angels resume flying after fatal crash
The Blue Angels took to the skies over Pensacola for airshow practice for the first time since a deadly crash.
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Navy SEAL arrested in stabbing death in Santa Monica
Theo Andrew Krah, reportedly a second class petty officer, is suspected of stabbing a man to death Saturday night.
