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Korean War veteran awarded Navy Cross for downing four Soviet aircraft
The encounter marks the longest dogfight in U.S. military history.
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Carrier George H.W. Bush concludes largest joint exercise with Israel
The drills featured a live fire exercise with more than 140 aircraft and 12 naval assets.
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In homicide trial, Marine Raiders’ defense seeks other causes of death
Defense lawyers worked to sow doubt about the prosecution’s theory that former Green Beret Rick Rodriguez died because of his head injury.
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Suspected prowler turns out to be Navy sailor who deserted in 1978
Airman Apprentice Antonio D. Miller, who ditched his unit back in 1978, tried to pass himself off as his brother. The problem: His brother died in 2010.
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New ‘black box’ pilot program aims to reduce military rollover deaths
Data recorders will be sufficiently installed on at least six kinds of commonly operated tactical vehicles.
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Lockheed: F-35 deliveries can’t resume until mishap investigation done
Lockheed Martin also previewed its plans for updating existing fighters with the hardware and software upgrades known as Technology Refresh 3.
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GAO concerned Columbia program may struggle to stay on schedule
GAO faults the Navy and DoD for not creating a proper schedule risk analysis in line with GAO best practices and DoD requirements.
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At Marine Raiders’ homicide trial, questions center on security video
The two sides differed about whether it looked like the contractor or the Marines instigated the violence.
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Navy offering big bucks to retain senior-enlisted special operators
Some SEALs and special warfare boat operators are eligible for up to $100,000 to stay on active duty.
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Harbor security boat strikes barrier and sinks, injuring three sailors
The mishap happened near Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, Washington, Thursday evening. The Navy announced the incident late Friday afternoon.
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Korean War veteran awarded Navy Cross for downing four Soviet aircraft
The encounter marks the longest dogfight in U.S. military history.
-
Carrier George H.W. Bush concludes largest joint exercise with Israel
The drills featured a live fire exercise with more than 140 aircraft and 12 naval assets.
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In homicide trial, Marine Raiders’ defense seeks other causes of death
Defense lawyers worked to sow doubt about the prosecution’s theory that former Green Beret Rick Rodriguez died because of his head injury.
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Suspected prowler turns out to be Navy sailor who deserted in 1978
Airman Apprentice Antonio D. Miller, who ditched his unit back in 1978, tried to pass himself off as his brother. The problem: His brother died in 2010.
-
New ‘black box’ pilot program aims to reduce military rollover deaths
Data recorders will be sufficiently installed on at least six kinds of commonly operated tactical vehicles.
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Lockheed: F-35 deliveries can’t resume until mishap investigation done
Lockheed Martin also previewed its plans for updating existing fighters with the hardware and software upgrades known as Technology Refresh 3.
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GAO concerned Columbia program may struggle to stay on schedule
GAO faults the Navy and DoD for not creating a proper schedule risk analysis in line with GAO best practices and DoD requirements.
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At Marine Raiders’ homicide trial, questions center on security video
The two sides differed about whether it looked like the contractor or the Marines instigated the violence.
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Navy offering big bucks to retain senior-enlisted special operators
Some SEALs and special warfare boat operators are eligible for up to $100,000 to stay on active duty.
-
Harbor security boat strikes barrier and sinks, injuring three sailors
The mishap happened near Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, Washington, Thursday evening. The Navy announced the incident late Friday afternoon.
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Korean War veteran awarded Navy Cross for downing four Soviet aircraft
The encounter marks the longest dogfight in U.S. military history.
-
Carrier George H.W. Bush concludes largest joint exercise with Israel
The drills featured a live fire exercise with more than 140 aircraft and 12 naval assets.
-
In homicide trial, Marine Raiders’ defense seeks other causes of death
Defense lawyers worked to sow doubt about the prosecution’s theory that former Green Beret Rick Rodriguez died because of his head injury.
-
Suspected prowler turns out to be Navy sailor who deserted in 1978
Airman Apprentice Antonio D. Miller, who ditched his unit back in 1978, tried to pass himself off as his brother. The problem: His brother died in 2010.
-
New ‘black box’ pilot program aims to reduce military rollover deaths
Data recorders will be sufficiently installed on at least six kinds of commonly operated tactical vehicles.
-
Lockheed: F-35 deliveries can’t resume until mishap investigation done
Lockheed Martin also previewed its plans for updating existing fighters with the hardware and software upgrades known as Technology Refresh 3.
-
GAO concerned Columbia program may struggle to stay on schedule
GAO faults the Navy and DoD for not creating a proper schedule risk analysis in line with GAO best practices and DoD requirements.
-
At Marine Raiders’ homicide trial, questions center on security video
The two sides differed about whether it looked like the contractor or the Marines instigated the violence.
-
Navy offering big bucks to retain senior-enlisted special operators
Some SEALs and special warfare boat operators are eligible for up to $100,000 to stay on active duty.
-
Harbor security boat strikes barrier and sinks, injuring three sailors
The mishap happened near Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, Washington, Thursday evening. The Navy announced the incident late Friday afternoon.
