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Three people remain missing after Navy COD plane crashes in Pacific
A plane carrying 11 crew and passengers was transporting personnel from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni to the carrier Reagan.
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Sailors driving the McCain were not qualified to be on watch, Navy says
McCain’s bridge team was neither experienced nor qualified to the level they should have been.
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Navy to send destroyer to Far East to boost ballistic missile defense
Amid growing tension with North Korea, the U.S. Navy is surging a ballistic missile defense ship to the west Pacific after two catastrophic collisions this summer diminished the missile defense options there.
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Navy supply officer charged with patronizing Asian prostitutes
Lt. Peter Vapor, a supply officer assigned to Naval Construction Group One in California, allegedly accepted gifts “in the form of food and liquor and the services of prostitutes” as part of the “Fat Leonard” scandal.
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2 Navy squadrons resumes flying after deadly T-45 crash
The crash claimed the lives of both crew members.
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Decorated SEAL dies in skydiving accident
Highly decorated Navy SEAL Cmdr. Seth Anthony Stone, 41, of Houston Texas, died Sept. 30th in an off-duty skydiving accident while on leave in Perris, California.
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Two dead in T-45 crash, Navy confirms
The aircraft was the T-45 that was reported missing yesterday.
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Navy investigating link between Tennessee crash site and missing T-45
Navy officials haven’t yet confirmed that a reported aircraft crash Sunday afternoon in Cherokee National Forest in southeastern Tennessee, was in fact a missing Navy T-45 training jet, Navy sources say.
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Ships Comfort and Wasp on the way to Puerto Rico
After a week of preparation, the Navy deployed the Norfolk-based hospital ship Comfort to Puerto Rico. Meanwhile, the amphibious assault ship Wasp won’t continue on to Japan, just yet. Instead, she’s being redirected from the island Nation of Dominica to U.S. Territories to continue on in a relief mission for now.
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Three people remain missing after Navy COD plane crashes in Pacific
A plane carrying 11 crew and passengers was transporting personnel from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni to the carrier Reagan.
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Sailors driving the McCain were not qualified to be on watch, Navy says
McCain’s bridge team was neither experienced nor qualified to the level they should have been.
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Navy to send destroyer to Far East to boost ballistic missile defense
Amid growing tension with North Korea, the U.S. Navy is surging a ballistic missile defense ship to the west Pacific after two catastrophic collisions this summer diminished the missile defense options there.
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Navy supply officer charged with patronizing Asian prostitutes
Lt. Peter Vapor, a supply officer assigned to Naval Construction Group One in California, allegedly accepted gifts “in the form of food and liquor and the services of prostitutes” as part of the “Fat Leonard” scandal.
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2 Navy squadrons resumes flying after deadly T-45 crash
The crash claimed the lives of both crew members.
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Decorated SEAL dies in skydiving accident
Highly decorated Navy SEAL Cmdr. Seth Anthony Stone, 41, of Houston Texas, died Sept. 30th in an off-duty skydiving accident while on leave in Perris, California.
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Two dead in T-45 crash, Navy confirms
The aircraft was the T-45 that was reported missing yesterday.
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Navy investigating link between Tennessee crash site and missing T-45
Navy officials haven’t yet confirmed that a reported aircraft crash Sunday afternoon in Cherokee National Forest in southeastern Tennessee, was in fact a missing Navy T-45 training jet, Navy sources say.
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Ships Comfort and Wasp on the way to Puerto Rico
After a week of preparation, the Navy deployed the Norfolk-based hospital ship Comfort to Puerto Rico. Meanwhile, the amphibious assault ship Wasp won’t continue on to Japan, just yet. Instead, she’s being redirected from the island Nation of Dominica to U.S. Territories to continue on in a relief mission for now.
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Trump again bashes EMALS technology
His comments came as he discussed wasteful military spending.
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Three people remain missing after Navy COD plane crashes in Pacific
A plane carrying 11 crew and passengers was transporting personnel from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni to the carrier Reagan.
-
Sailors driving the McCain were not qualified to be on watch, Navy says
McCain’s bridge team was neither experienced nor qualified to the level they should have been.
-
Navy to send destroyer to Far East to boost ballistic missile defense
Amid growing tension with North Korea, the U.S. Navy is surging a ballistic missile defense ship to the west Pacific after two catastrophic collisions this summer diminished the missile defense options there.
-
Navy supply officer charged with patronizing Asian prostitutes
Lt. Peter Vapor, a supply officer assigned to Naval Construction Group One in California, allegedly accepted gifts “in the form of food and liquor and the services of prostitutes” as part of the “Fat Leonard” scandal.
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2 Navy squadrons resumes flying after deadly T-45 crash
The crash claimed the lives of both crew members.
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Decorated SEAL dies in skydiving accident
Highly decorated Navy SEAL Cmdr. Seth Anthony Stone, 41, of Houston Texas, died Sept. 30th in an off-duty skydiving accident while on leave in Perris, California.
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Two dead in T-45 crash, Navy confirms
The aircraft was the T-45 that was reported missing yesterday.
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Navy investigating link between Tennessee crash site and missing T-45
Navy officials haven’t yet confirmed that a reported aircraft crash Sunday afternoon in Cherokee National Forest in southeastern Tennessee, was in fact a missing Navy T-45 training jet, Navy sources say.
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Ships Comfort and Wasp on the way to Puerto Rico
After a week of preparation, the Navy deployed the Norfolk-based hospital ship Comfort to Puerto Rico. Meanwhile, the amphibious assault ship Wasp won’t continue on to Japan, just yet. Instead, she’s being redirected from the island Nation of Dominica to U.S. Territories to continue on in a relief mission for now.
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Trump again bashes EMALS technology
His comments came as he discussed wasteful military spending.
