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Terrifying cable snap sent Navy plane plunging off aircraft carrier
Four sailors are in recovery a month after a rare cable mishap that sent an E-2C Hawkeye hurtling off the deck.
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This is why the Navy didn’t shoot down Russian jets
Provocative, sure. But a former Navy commanding officer explains why the Russian fighters weren’t a credible threat.
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This Navy SEAL died on a secret mission. And his family fears they’ll never get closure
Nic Checque was a tough, big-hearted brother who tried to shield his family from the risks that came with SEAL Team 6.
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SEALs now train like UFC fighters, but a lawmaker questions why
A lawmaker is questioning the Navy SEALs’ shift from combatives to mixed martial arts training.
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Navy women issued iconic ‘Dixie cup’ for first time
Women joining the Navy have started receiving the “Dixie cup” in place of the so-called “bucket hat” worn for decades.
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Coast Guard cutter busts fifth cocaine sub in less than a year
National security cutter Bertholf seized more than 6 tons of cocaine from a self-propelled semi-submersible on March 3.
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No gunman found at Naval Medical Center San Diego, lockdown lifts
Staff sheltered in place after reports of an armed man at San Diego’s largest military medical facility.
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Lawmaker urges faster procurement for Coast Guard icebreaker
A congressman wants to speed up the shipbuilding process for the next Coast Guard icebreakers.
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Four sailors remain hospitalized after arresting cable accident
Four carrier sailors injured Friday when a flight deck arresting cable parted are hospitalized in stable condition.
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Navy SEAL admiral’s promotion denied after review
The Navy is withdrawing the nomination of Rear Adm. Brian Losey after lawmakers threatened to block it.
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Terrifying cable snap sent Navy plane plunging off aircraft carrier
Four sailors are in recovery a month after a rare cable mishap that sent an E-2C Hawkeye hurtling off the deck.
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This is why the Navy didn’t shoot down Russian jets
Provocative, sure. But a former Navy commanding officer explains why the Russian fighters weren’t a credible threat.
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This Navy SEAL died on a secret mission. And his family fears they’ll never get closure
Nic Checque was a tough, big-hearted brother who tried to shield his family from the risks that came with SEAL Team 6.
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SEALs now train like UFC fighters, but a lawmaker questions why
A lawmaker is questioning the Navy SEALs’ shift from combatives to mixed martial arts training.
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Navy women issued iconic ‘Dixie cup’ for first time
Women joining the Navy have started receiving the “Dixie cup” in place of the so-called “bucket hat” worn for decades.
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Coast Guard cutter busts fifth cocaine sub in less than a year
National security cutter Bertholf seized more than 6 tons of cocaine from a self-propelled semi-submersible on March 3.
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No gunman found at Naval Medical Center San Diego, lockdown lifts
Staff sheltered in place after reports of an armed man at San Diego’s largest military medical facility.
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Lawmaker urges faster procurement for Coast Guard icebreaker
A congressman wants to speed up the shipbuilding process for the next Coast Guard icebreakers.
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Four sailors remain hospitalized after arresting cable accident
Four carrier sailors injured Friday when a flight deck arresting cable parted are hospitalized in stable condition.
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Navy SEAL admiral’s promotion denied after review
The Navy is withdrawing the nomination of Rear Adm. Brian Losey after lawmakers threatened to block it.
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Terrifying cable snap sent Navy plane plunging off aircraft carrier
Four sailors are in recovery a month after a rare cable mishap that sent an E-2C Hawkeye hurtling off the deck.
-
This is why the Navy didn’t shoot down Russian jets
Provocative, sure. But a former Navy commanding officer explains why the Russian fighters weren’t a credible threat.
-
This Navy SEAL died on a secret mission. And his family fears they’ll never get closure
Nic Checque was a tough, big-hearted brother who tried to shield his family from the risks that came with SEAL Team 6.
-
SEALs now train like UFC fighters, but a lawmaker questions why
A lawmaker is questioning the Navy SEALs’ shift from combatives to mixed martial arts training.
-
Navy women issued iconic ‘Dixie cup’ for first time
Women joining the Navy have started receiving the “Dixie cup” in place of the so-called “bucket hat” worn for decades.
-
Coast Guard cutter busts fifth cocaine sub in less than a year
National security cutter Bertholf seized more than 6 tons of cocaine from a self-propelled semi-submersible on March 3.
-
No gunman found at Naval Medical Center San Diego, lockdown lifts
Staff sheltered in place after reports of an armed man at San Diego’s largest military medical facility.
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Lawmaker urges faster procurement for Coast Guard icebreaker
A congressman wants to speed up the shipbuilding process for the next Coast Guard icebreakers.
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Four sailors remain hospitalized after arresting cable accident
Four carrier sailors injured Friday when a flight deck arresting cable parted are hospitalized in stable condition.
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Navy SEAL admiral’s promotion denied after review
The Navy is withdrawing the nomination of Rear Adm. Brian Losey after lawmakers threatened to block it.
