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Truman Strike Group is pummeling ISIS in Syria
The first sorties were launched from Truman into Syria on May 3 from the carrier’s position in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Navy’s new dress white uniforms put on display at Recruit Training Command
This may come as a shock, but the Navy is rolling out a new uniform.
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US Navy, Sri Lankan surgeons perform first ever robot-assisted surgery on ship
It marked the first time the robot has been used on a living patient onboard a ship from any country.
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Psychedelic drug provides relief for veterans with PTSD
The well-known party drug continues to show promising results as a treatment option.
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Shoulder-fired weapons can cause traumatic brain injuries, study finds
Extensive use of shoulder-fired weapons like the Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle, the M72 LAW or the AT4 exposes service members to “overpressure” of the brain.
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Termites, worms, mold and rocks: Al Udeid’s 5-star dining provides only the finest culinary experience
The air base’s menu items are a tad questionable.
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Two dead after civilian plane crashes at Naval Air Station Kingsville
The yellow and green T-6 Texan carrying the pilot and one passenger were leaving the Texas base.
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Bird flies into jet engine during Blue Angels air show, causing $1 million in damages
Officials are working to identify the avian culprit.
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Truman Strike Group is pummeling ISIS in Syria
The first sorties were launched from Truman into Syria on May 3 from the carrier’s position in the Mediterranean Sea.
-
Navy’s new dress white uniforms put on display at Recruit Training Command
This may come as a shock, but the Navy is rolling out a new uniform.
-
US Navy, Sri Lankan surgeons perform first ever robot-assisted surgery on ship
It marked the first time the robot has been used on a living patient onboard a ship from any country.
-
Psychedelic drug provides relief for veterans with PTSD
The well-known party drug continues to show promising results as a treatment option.
-
Shoulder-fired weapons can cause traumatic brain injuries, study finds
Extensive use of shoulder-fired weapons like the Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle, the M72 LAW or the AT4 exposes service members to “overpressure” of the brain.
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Termites, worms, mold and rocks: Al Udeid’s 5-star dining provides only the finest culinary experience
The air base’s menu items are a tad questionable.
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Missing Groton-based officer found safe
Ensign Jacob E. Tyler had been missing since April 17.
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Two dead after civilian plane crashes at Naval Air Station Kingsville
The yellow and green T-6 Texan carrying the pilot and one passenger were leaving the Texas base.
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Bird flies into jet engine during Blue Angels air show, causing $1 million in damages
Officials are working to identify the avian culprit.
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Afghanistan veteran receives world’s first full penis and scrotum transplant
“I feel whole again.”
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Truman Strike Group is pummeling ISIS in Syria
The first sorties were launched from Truman into Syria on May 3 from the carrier’s position in the Mediterranean Sea.
-
Navy’s new dress white uniforms put on display at Recruit Training Command
This may come as a shock, but the Navy is rolling out a new uniform.
-
US Navy, Sri Lankan surgeons perform first ever robot-assisted surgery on ship
It marked the first time the robot has been used on a living patient onboard a ship from any country.
-
Psychedelic drug provides relief for veterans with PTSD
The well-known party drug continues to show promising results as a treatment option.
-
Shoulder-fired weapons can cause traumatic brain injuries, study finds
Extensive use of shoulder-fired weapons like the Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle, the M72 LAW or the AT4 exposes service members to “overpressure” of the brain.
-
Termites, worms, mold and rocks: Al Udeid’s 5-star dining provides only the finest culinary experience
The air base’s menu items are a tad questionable.
-
Missing Groton-based officer found safe
Ensign Jacob E. Tyler had been missing since April 17.
-
Two dead after civilian plane crashes at Naval Air Station Kingsville
The yellow and green T-6 Texan carrying the pilot and one passenger were leaving the Texas base.
-
Bird flies into jet engine during Blue Angels air show, causing $1 million in damages
Officials are working to identify the avian culprit.
-
Afghanistan veteran receives world’s first full penis and scrotum transplant
“I feel whole again.”
