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Theodore Roosevelt sailor dies of ‘self-inflicted gunshot wound’ while standing watch on pier
The sailor’s name has not been released.
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‘They definitely saved lives’: sailors recognized for stopping NAS Corpus Christi gunman
Master-at-Arms 2nd Class Yaisa Coburn took a round to her vest and still managed to raise a gate barrier and return fire.
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Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
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Memory of 17 killed in Cole attack and heroics of survivors honored at 20th anniversary memorial
The Navy learned a few lessons from the attack, most notably that a ship’s crew needs to remain vigilant.
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Appeals court throws out Navy officer’s conviction for strangling fiancée
Lt. Cmdr. Jason Doyle had been sentenced to a reprimand, nine months’ confinement and dismissal from the service.
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The Cole attack — more than 9/11 — predicted America’s challenges in the 21st century
The vast majority of terrorist attacks against the U.S. have looked more like the USS Cole and less like 9/11, says the author of this commentary.
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Remember the Cole: al-Qaida attacked the destroyer in Yemen 20 years ago today
Two decades ago on Oct. 12, an al-Qaida attack on the USS Cole left 17 sailors dead and 37 wounded.
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Navy to honor memory of 17 sailors killed in 2000 jihadi attack on destroyer Cole
Monday marks 20 years since 17 sailors were killed in a terrorist bombing of the Navy destroyer Cole while in a Yemeni port.
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China protests latest US Navy mission in South China Sea
The guided-missile destroyer John S. McCain is “trespassing” in South China Sea says PLA.
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Petty officer, a 19-year Navy vet, dies in Florida hospital after collapsing in El Salvador
Master-at-Arms 1st Class Patrick X. Gilyard, 38, exhibited “signs of a stroke” on Sept. 28 in the Central American nation and was evacuated to the states on Sept. 30.
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Theodore Roosevelt sailor dies of ‘self-inflicted gunshot wound’ while standing watch on pier
The sailor’s name has not been released.
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‘They definitely saved lives’: sailors recognized for stopping NAS Corpus Christi gunman
Master-at-Arms 2nd Class Yaisa Coburn took a round to her vest and still managed to raise a gate barrier and return fire.
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Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
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Memory of 17 killed in Cole attack and heroics of survivors honored at 20th anniversary memorial
The Navy learned a few lessons from the attack, most notably that a ship’s crew needs to remain vigilant.
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Appeals court throws out Navy officer’s conviction for strangling fiancée
Lt. Cmdr. Jason Doyle had been sentenced to a reprimand, nine months’ confinement and dismissal from the service.
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The Cole attack — more than 9/11 — predicted America’s challenges in the 21st century
The vast majority of terrorist attacks against the U.S. have looked more like the USS Cole and less like 9/11, says the author of this commentary.
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Remember the Cole: al-Qaida attacked the destroyer in Yemen 20 years ago today
Two decades ago on Oct. 12, an al-Qaida attack on the USS Cole left 17 sailors dead and 37 wounded.
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Navy to honor memory of 17 sailors killed in 2000 jihadi attack on destroyer Cole
Monday marks 20 years since 17 sailors were killed in a terrorist bombing of the Navy destroyer Cole while in a Yemeni port.
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China protests latest US Navy mission in South China Sea
The guided-missile destroyer John S. McCain is “trespassing” in South China Sea says PLA.
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Petty officer, a 19-year Navy vet, dies in Florida hospital after collapsing in El Salvador
Master-at-Arms 1st Class Patrick X. Gilyard, 38, exhibited “signs of a stroke” on Sept. 28 in the Central American nation and was evacuated to the states on Sept. 30.
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Theodore Roosevelt sailor dies of ‘self-inflicted gunshot wound’ while standing watch on pier
The sailor’s name has not been released.
-
‘They definitely saved lives’: sailors recognized for stopping NAS Corpus Christi gunman
Master-at-Arms 2nd Class Yaisa Coburn took a round to her vest and still managed to raise a gate barrier and return fire.
-
Can the military prosecute decades-old rape cases? The Supreme Court will soon decide.
The case could clear the way for new UCMJ charges for prosecuting rapes that may have occurred between 1986 to 2006.
-
Memory of 17 killed in Cole attack and heroics of survivors honored at 20th anniversary memorial
The Navy learned a few lessons from the attack, most notably that a ship’s crew needs to remain vigilant.
-
Appeals court throws out Navy officer’s conviction for strangling fiancée
Lt. Cmdr. Jason Doyle had been sentenced to a reprimand, nine months’ confinement and dismissal from the service.
-
The Cole attack — more than 9/11 — predicted America’s challenges in the 21st century
The vast majority of terrorist attacks against the U.S. have looked more like the USS Cole and less like 9/11, says the author of this commentary.
-
Remember the Cole: al-Qaida attacked the destroyer in Yemen 20 years ago today
Two decades ago on Oct. 12, an al-Qaida attack on the USS Cole left 17 sailors dead and 37 wounded.
-
Navy to honor memory of 17 sailors killed in 2000 jihadi attack on destroyer Cole
Monday marks 20 years since 17 sailors were killed in a terrorist bombing of the Navy destroyer Cole while in a Yemeni port.
-
China protests latest US Navy mission in South China Sea
The guided-missile destroyer John S. McCain is “trespassing” in South China Sea says PLA.
-
Petty officer, a 19-year Navy vet, dies in Florida hospital after collapsing in El Salvador
Master-at-Arms 1st Class Patrick X. Gilyard, 38, exhibited “signs of a stroke” on Sept. 28 in the Central American nation and was evacuated to the states on Sept. 30.
