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Two Hawaii petty officers convicted in sex stings, another awaits court-martial
A pair of federal operations sparked the criminal convictions of two Navy sailors in Hawaii and a third petty officer is awaiting an early 2019 court-martial trial.
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Authorities find marine biologist alive and well in Hawaii
A sticker on the stray kayak helped locate the missing marine biologist.
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Coast Guard search reaches a tragic end
Coast Guard officials told Navy Times that a 29-foot response boat crew from Jonesport joined an HC-144 Ocean Sentry surveillance aircraft and an MH-60 Jayhawk rescue helicopter flown from Cape Cod in the search.
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Sailor accidentally shot in the leg at Naval Station Norfolk
A sailor is in stable condition after suffering an “accidental discharge to the right leg” from a military firearm on Tuesday morning at Naval Station Norfolk, authorities say.
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Second Navy SEAL charged in war crimes probe
Although he wasn’t present during the alleged homicide near the Iraqi city of Mosul in 2017, Lt. Jacob “Jake” Portier faces an upcoming Article 32 hearing for supposedly covering up evidence that Special Operations Chief Edward “Eddie” Gallagher committed a string of war crimes there.
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Two Navy warships transit Taiwan Strait
Officials in Beijing have yet to comment on passage of the American destroyer and cruiser, but in the past the Chinese government has taken a hard line against Navy vessels transiting the waterway separating mainland China from Taiwan.
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Charged with war crimes and stuck in the brig, a Navy SEAL vows to fight on
Federal agents are not only probing the death of an Islamic State detainee in Iraq, but also photographs that show SEALs posing with the body and questions about how Naval Special Warfare Group 1 officers and senior chief petty officers handled the internal investigation into the alleged incidents.
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‘Active shooter’ near amphibious warship in Virginia never found
Emergency dispatchers received a telephone call about a possible shooter at 11:46 a.m. Thursday, according to the Portsmouth Police Department.
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Coast Guard interdicts boatload of undocumented Caribbean migrants
Coast Guard officials said that the cutter Heriberto Hernandez transferred a dozen Dominicans and two Haitians to a Dominican navy vessel on Sunday, three days after they were interdicted in a cramped boat near Puerto Rico’s Mona Island.
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Investigators: ‘No foul play’ in gunshot death of Seabee in Mississippi
Originally from Oregon, Builder Constructionman Grace Kayla Davis-Marcheschi died early Saturday morning at a military housing development on Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi from what authorities described as a gunshot wound.
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Two Hawaii petty officers convicted in sex stings, another awaits court-martial
A pair of federal operations sparked the criminal convictions of two Navy sailors in Hawaii and a third petty officer is awaiting an early 2019 court-martial trial.
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Authorities find marine biologist alive and well in Hawaii
A sticker on the stray kayak helped locate the missing marine biologist.
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Coast Guard search reaches a tragic end
Coast Guard officials told Navy Times that a 29-foot response boat crew from Jonesport joined an HC-144 Ocean Sentry surveillance aircraft and an MH-60 Jayhawk rescue helicopter flown from Cape Cod in the search.
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Sailor accidentally shot in the leg at Naval Station Norfolk
A sailor is in stable condition after suffering an “accidental discharge to the right leg” from a military firearm on Tuesday morning at Naval Station Norfolk, authorities say.
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Second Navy SEAL charged in war crimes probe
Although he wasn’t present during the alleged homicide near the Iraqi city of Mosul in 2017, Lt. Jacob “Jake” Portier faces an upcoming Article 32 hearing for supposedly covering up evidence that Special Operations Chief Edward “Eddie” Gallagher committed a string of war crimes there.
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Two Navy warships transit Taiwan Strait
Officials in Beijing have yet to comment on passage of the American destroyer and cruiser, but in the past the Chinese government has taken a hard line against Navy vessels transiting the waterway separating mainland China from Taiwan.
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Charged with war crimes and stuck in the brig, a Navy SEAL vows to fight on
Federal agents are not only probing the death of an Islamic State detainee in Iraq, but also photographs that show SEALs posing with the body and questions about how Naval Special Warfare Group 1 officers and senior chief petty officers handled the internal investigation into the alleged incidents.
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‘Active shooter’ near amphibious warship in Virginia never found
Emergency dispatchers received a telephone call about a possible shooter at 11:46 a.m. Thursday, according to the Portsmouth Police Department.
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Coast Guard interdicts boatload of undocumented Caribbean migrants
Coast Guard officials said that the cutter Heriberto Hernandez transferred a dozen Dominicans and two Haitians to a Dominican navy vessel on Sunday, three days after they were interdicted in a cramped boat near Puerto Rico’s Mona Island.
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Investigators: ‘No foul play’ in gunshot death of Seabee in Mississippi
Originally from Oregon, Builder Constructionman Grace Kayla Davis-Marcheschi died early Saturday morning at a military housing development on Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi from what authorities described as a gunshot wound.
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Two Hawaii petty officers convicted in sex stings, another awaits court-martial
A pair of federal operations sparked the criminal convictions of two Navy sailors in Hawaii and a third petty officer is awaiting an early 2019 court-martial trial.
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Authorities find marine biologist alive and well in Hawaii
A sticker on the stray kayak helped locate the missing marine biologist.
-
Coast Guard search reaches a tragic end
Coast Guard officials told Navy Times that a 29-foot response boat crew from Jonesport joined an HC-144 Ocean Sentry surveillance aircraft and an MH-60 Jayhawk rescue helicopter flown from Cape Cod in the search.
-
Sailor accidentally shot in the leg at Naval Station Norfolk
A sailor is in stable condition after suffering an “accidental discharge to the right leg” from a military firearm on Tuesday morning at Naval Station Norfolk, authorities say.
-
Second Navy SEAL charged in war crimes probe
Although he wasn’t present during the alleged homicide near the Iraqi city of Mosul in 2017, Lt. Jacob “Jake” Portier faces an upcoming Article 32 hearing for supposedly covering up evidence that Special Operations Chief Edward “Eddie” Gallagher committed a string of war crimes there.
-
Two Navy warships transit Taiwan Strait
Officials in Beijing have yet to comment on passage of the American destroyer and cruiser, but in the past the Chinese government has taken a hard line against Navy vessels transiting the waterway separating mainland China from Taiwan.
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Charged with war crimes and stuck in the brig, a Navy SEAL vows to fight on
Federal agents are not only probing the death of an Islamic State detainee in Iraq, but also photographs that show SEALs posing with the body and questions about how Naval Special Warfare Group 1 officers and senior chief petty officers handled the internal investigation into the alleged incidents.
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‘Active shooter’ near amphibious warship in Virginia never found
Emergency dispatchers received a telephone call about a possible shooter at 11:46 a.m. Thursday, according to the Portsmouth Police Department.
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Coast Guard interdicts boatload of undocumented Caribbean migrants
Coast Guard officials said that the cutter Heriberto Hernandez transferred a dozen Dominicans and two Haitians to a Dominican navy vessel on Sunday, three days after they were interdicted in a cramped boat near Puerto Rico’s Mona Island.
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Investigators: ‘No foul play’ in gunshot death of Seabee in Mississippi
Originally from Oregon, Builder Constructionman Grace Kayla Davis-Marcheschi died early Saturday morning at a military housing development on Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi from what authorities described as a gunshot wound.
