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Remains of USS Oklahoma sailor identified nearly 80 years after Pearl Harbor attack
The remains of William Eugene Blanchard, who was killed at Pearl Harbor while serving on the USS Oklahoma, were identified through DNA testing.
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Move over sky penis, we’ve got a sea penis now
The Ever Given, now stuck in the Suez Canal, has had a fraught journey from the start.
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DoD inspector general finds ex-Navy auditor sexually harassed female workers
The release of the report comes as the Defense Department continues to struggle with efforts to curtail sexual assault and harassment across the force.
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Pentagon says ‘all options on the table’ as lawmakers push to take sexual assault prosecutions out of chain of command
As the Pentagon gets its independent commission underway, the Senate held a hearing on sexual assault in the military.
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Navy recovers MH-60S helicopter, nearly 20,000 feet underwater, in new record
The salvage operation by Naval Sea Systems Command’s Supervisor of Salvage and Diving marks a world depth record for aircraft recovery.
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Jake Gyllenhaal cast in ‘Combat Control’ as Medal of Honor recipient John Chapman
Chapman, a combat control technician, was killed in action in Afghanistan during 2002′s deadly Operation Anaconda.
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Unaccompanied children arriving at US-Mexico border could be housed at two bases in Texas
Unaccompanied minors could be housed on military installations while their asylum cases are adjudicated.
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US warship Philippine Sea back underway following COVID outbreak
While in port for almost a month, more than half the crew opted to receive the first dose of Moderna’s COVID vaccine.
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Do snipers wear diapers? And other stuff you should know about military marksmen
Debunking a number of sniper-related questions.
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Officer pleads guilty to charge for assaulting fiancée
Lt. Cmdr. Jason Doyle’s initial conviction was tossed out by an appeals court last summer.
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Remains of USS Oklahoma sailor identified nearly 80 years after Pearl Harbor attack
The remains of William Eugene Blanchard, who was killed at Pearl Harbor while serving on the USS Oklahoma, were identified through DNA testing.
-
Move over sky penis, we’ve got a sea penis now
The Ever Given, now stuck in the Suez Canal, has had a fraught journey from the start.
-
DoD inspector general finds ex-Navy auditor sexually harassed female workers
The release of the report comes as the Defense Department continues to struggle with efforts to curtail sexual assault and harassment across the force.
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Pentagon says ‘all options on the table’ as lawmakers push to take sexual assault prosecutions out of chain of command
As the Pentagon gets its independent commission underway, the Senate held a hearing on sexual assault in the military.
-
Navy recovers MH-60S helicopter, nearly 20,000 feet underwater, in new record
The salvage operation by Naval Sea Systems Command’s Supervisor of Salvage and Diving marks a world depth record for aircraft recovery.
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Jake Gyllenhaal cast in ‘Combat Control’ as Medal of Honor recipient John Chapman
Chapman, a combat control technician, was killed in action in Afghanistan during 2002′s deadly Operation Anaconda.
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Unaccompanied children arriving at US-Mexico border could be housed at two bases in Texas
Unaccompanied minors could be housed on military installations while their asylum cases are adjudicated.
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US warship Philippine Sea back underway following COVID outbreak
While in port for almost a month, more than half the crew opted to receive the first dose of Moderna’s COVID vaccine.
-
Do snipers wear diapers? And other stuff you should know about military marksmen
Debunking a number of sniper-related questions.
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Officer pleads guilty to charge for assaulting fiancée
Lt. Cmdr. Jason Doyle’s initial conviction was tossed out by an appeals court last summer.
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Remains of USS Oklahoma sailor identified nearly 80 years after Pearl Harbor attack
The remains of William Eugene Blanchard, who was killed at Pearl Harbor while serving on the USS Oklahoma, were identified through DNA testing.
-
Move over sky penis, we’ve got a sea penis now
The Ever Given, now stuck in the Suez Canal, has had a fraught journey from the start.
-
DoD inspector general finds ex-Navy auditor sexually harassed female workers
The release of the report comes as the Defense Department continues to struggle with efforts to curtail sexual assault and harassment across the force.
-
Pentagon says ‘all options on the table’ as lawmakers push to take sexual assault prosecutions out of chain of command
As the Pentagon gets its independent commission underway, the Senate held a hearing on sexual assault in the military.
-
Navy recovers MH-60S helicopter, nearly 20,000 feet underwater, in new record
The salvage operation by Naval Sea Systems Command’s Supervisor of Salvage and Diving marks a world depth record for aircraft recovery.
-
Jake Gyllenhaal cast in ‘Combat Control’ as Medal of Honor recipient John Chapman
Chapman, a combat control technician, was killed in action in Afghanistan during 2002′s deadly Operation Anaconda.
-
Unaccompanied children arriving at US-Mexico border could be housed at two bases in Texas
Unaccompanied minors could be housed on military installations while their asylum cases are adjudicated.
-
US warship Philippine Sea back underway following COVID outbreak
While in port for almost a month, more than half the crew opted to receive the first dose of Moderna’s COVID vaccine.
-
Do snipers wear diapers? And other stuff you should know about military marksmen
Debunking a number of sniper-related questions.
-
Officer pleads guilty to charge for assaulting fiancée
Lt. Cmdr. Jason Doyle’s initial conviction was tossed out by an appeals court last summer.
