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Campaign aims to create USS Oklahoma City submarine tribute
A campaign has been launched to create a tribute to Oklahoma’s naval history featuring the USS Oklahoma City submarine.
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Coast Guard Academy: 2 white cadets harassed black classmate
The U.S. Coast Guard Academy says an investigator has recommended discipline against two white cadets for harassing a black classmate.
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US officials stop semi-submersible vessel carrying cocaine off Panama coast
U.S. officials intercepted a semi-submersible vessel carrying more than 3,800 pounds (1,700 kilograms) of cocaine last month after pursuing it in international waters off the coast of Panama.
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Mistrial in ex-Navy commander’s attempted rape trial
A deadlocked jury has led to a mistrial in the case of a former Navy commander charged with the attempted rape of a junior officer in San Diego.
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Midshipman faces discipline for scaling Naval Academy chapel in tradition
A midshipman who successfully completed a tradition at the U.S. Naval Academy that, as legend has it, carries a reward, will instead face discipline.
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Former US Army deserter to North Korea dies
Charles Jenkins, a U.S Army deserter to North Korea who married a Japanese abductee and lived in Japan after their release, has died. He was 77.
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Equipment failure cuts short stealthy destroyer sea trials
The second stealthy destroyer being built for the U.S. Navy cut short its first sea trials because an equipment failure prevented testing of propulsion and electrical systems under full power, officials said Friday.
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US-led coalition congratulates Iraq on defeating ISIS
The top U.S.-led coalition commander is congratulating Iraq on defeating the Islamic State group.
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Iraq says its war against ISIS has ended
Iraq said Saturday that its war on the Islamic State group is over after more than three years of combat operations drove the extremists from all of the territory they once held.
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Son of US spy pilot views U-2 artifacts at Russian museum
The son of Francis Gary Powers, the American spy pilot whose 1960 shootdown over the Soviet Union sparked tensions between Moscow and Washington, has visited a Russian museum containing artifacts of the incident.
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Campaign aims to create USS Oklahoma City submarine tribute
A campaign has been launched to create a tribute to Oklahoma’s naval history featuring the USS Oklahoma City submarine.
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Coast Guard Academy: 2 white cadets harassed black classmate
The U.S. Coast Guard Academy says an investigator has recommended discipline against two white cadets for harassing a black classmate.
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US officials stop semi-submersible vessel carrying cocaine off Panama coast
U.S. officials intercepted a semi-submersible vessel carrying more than 3,800 pounds (1,700 kilograms) of cocaine last month after pursuing it in international waters off the coast of Panama.
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Mistrial in ex-Navy commander’s attempted rape trial
A deadlocked jury has led to a mistrial in the case of a former Navy commander charged with the attempted rape of a junior officer in San Diego.
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Midshipman faces discipline for scaling Naval Academy chapel in tradition
A midshipman who successfully completed a tradition at the U.S. Naval Academy that, as legend has it, carries a reward, will instead face discipline.
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Former US Army deserter to North Korea dies
Charles Jenkins, a U.S Army deserter to North Korea who married a Japanese abductee and lived in Japan after their release, has died. He was 77.
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Equipment failure cuts short stealthy destroyer sea trials
The second stealthy destroyer being built for the U.S. Navy cut short its first sea trials because an equipment failure prevented testing of propulsion and electrical systems under full power, officials said Friday.
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US-led coalition congratulates Iraq on defeating ISIS
The top U.S.-led coalition commander is congratulating Iraq on defeating the Islamic State group.
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Iraq says its war against ISIS has ended
Iraq said Saturday that its war on the Islamic State group is over after more than three years of combat operations drove the extremists from all of the territory they once held.
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Son of US spy pilot views U-2 artifacts at Russian museum
The son of Francis Gary Powers, the American spy pilot whose 1960 shootdown over the Soviet Union sparked tensions between Moscow and Washington, has visited a Russian museum containing artifacts of the incident.
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Campaign aims to create USS Oklahoma City submarine tribute
A campaign has been launched to create a tribute to Oklahoma’s naval history featuring the USS Oklahoma City submarine.
-
Coast Guard Academy: 2 white cadets harassed black classmate
The U.S. Coast Guard Academy says an investigator has recommended discipline against two white cadets for harassing a black classmate.
-
US officials stop semi-submersible vessel carrying cocaine off Panama coast
U.S. officials intercepted a semi-submersible vessel carrying more than 3,800 pounds (1,700 kilograms) of cocaine last month after pursuing it in international waters off the coast of Panama.
-
Mistrial in ex-Navy commander’s attempted rape trial
A deadlocked jury has led to a mistrial in the case of a former Navy commander charged with the attempted rape of a junior officer in San Diego.
-
Midshipman faces discipline for scaling Naval Academy chapel in tradition
A midshipman who successfully completed a tradition at the U.S. Naval Academy that, as legend has it, carries a reward, will instead face discipline.
-
Former US Army deserter to North Korea dies
Charles Jenkins, a U.S Army deserter to North Korea who married a Japanese abductee and lived in Japan after their release, has died. He was 77.
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Equipment failure cuts short stealthy destroyer sea trials
The second stealthy destroyer being built for the U.S. Navy cut short its first sea trials because an equipment failure prevented testing of propulsion and electrical systems under full power, officials said Friday.
-
US-led coalition congratulates Iraq on defeating ISIS
The top U.S.-led coalition commander is congratulating Iraq on defeating the Islamic State group.
-
Iraq says its war against ISIS has ended
Iraq said Saturday that its war on the Islamic State group is over after more than three years of combat operations drove the extremists from all of the territory they once held.
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Son of US spy pilot views U-2 artifacts at Russian museum
The son of Francis Gary Powers, the American spy pilot whose 1960 shootdown over the Soviet Union sparked tensions between Moscow and Washington, has visited a Russian museum containing artifacts of the incident.
