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Navy identifies USS Carl Vinson sailor who died
Information Systems Technician 2nd Class Darren Collins, 22, was found unresponsive on Sunday morning.
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This Coast Guard rescue swimmer saved 9 people in disabled boat from freezing to death
Aviation Survival Technician 2 Joshua Carlson knew the Coast Guard was for him because he wanted to do something ‘exceptional’ with his life.
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Council tests out-of-the-box ideas to boost at-sea safety
After two catastrophic collisions in 2017, the U.S. Navy moved forward with dozens of recommendations meant to ensure it couldn’t happen again. But during this process, something became clear: Despite spending billions of dollars on readiness initiatives, the Navy’s mishap rate hadn’t improved in the last 30 years.
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Sailor aboard the USS Carl Vinson dies
There are no indications of suicide or foul play, the Navy said.
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Six questions with the head of US Fleet Forces Command
“If you can envision a Venn diagram of all the Navy’s current problems and give a reason for those, at the center of that Venn diagram would be maintenance.”
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Super Hornet jet blown off carrier Harry S. Truman during rough weather
One sailor sustained minor injuries due to the “unexpected heavy weather,” the Navy said.
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Gutting cannon artillery in the Marine Corps’ new fighting plan is a huge mistake
Cannon artillery is “the only all-weather, immediately on call and sustainable fire support available to maneuver forces in ‘every clime and place.'”
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Navy identifies USS Carl Vinson sailor who died
Information Systems Technician 2nd Class Darren Collins, 22, was found unresponsive on Sunday morning.
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This Coast Guard rescue swimmer saved 9 people in disabled boat from freezing to death
Aviation Survival Technician 2 Joshua Carlson knew the Coast Guard was for him because he wanted to do something ‘exceptional’ with his life.
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Council tests out-of-the-box ideas to boost at-sea safety
After two catastrophic collisions in 2017, the U.S. Navy moved forward with dozens of recommendations meant to ensure it couldn’t happen again. But during this process, something became clear: Despite spending billions of dollars on readiness initiatives, the Navy’s mishap rate hadn’t improved in the last 30 years.
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Sailor aboard the USS Carl Vinson dies
There are no indications of suicide or foul play, the Navy said.
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Six questions with the head of US Fleet Forces Command
“If you can envision a Venn diagram of all the Navy’s current problems and give a reason for those, at the center of that Venn diagram would be maintenance.”
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Super Hornet jet blown off carrier Harry S. Truman during rough weather
One sailor sustained minor injuries due to the “unexpected heavy weather,” the Navy said.
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Gutting cannon artillery in the Marine Corps’ new fighting plan is a huge mistake
Cannon artillery is “the only all-weather, immediately on call and sustainable fire support available to maneuver forces in ‘every clime and place.'”
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Navy identifies USS Carl Vinson sailor who died
Information Systems Technician 2nd Class Darren Collins, 22, was found unresponsive on Sunday morning.
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This Coast Guard rescue swimmer saved 9 people in disabled boat from freezing to death
Aviation Survival Technician 2 Joshua Carlson knew the Coast Guard was for him because he wanted to do something ‘exceptional’ with his life.
-
Council tests out-of-the-box ideas to boost at-sea safety
After two catastrophic collisions in 2017, the U.S. Navy moved forward with dozens of recommendations meant to ensure it couldn’t happen again. But during this process, something became clear: Despite spending billions of dollars on readiness initiatives, the Navy’s mishap rate hadn’t improved in the last 30 years.
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Sailor aboard the USS Carl Vinson dies
There are no indications of suicide or foul play, the Navy said.
-
Six questions with the head of US Fleet Forces Command
“If you can envision a Venn diagram of all the Navy’s current problems and give a reason for those, at the center of that Venn diagram would be maintenance.”
-
Super Hornet jet blown off carrier Harry S. Truman during rough weather
One sailor sustained minor injuries due to the “unexpected heavy weather,” the Navy said.
-
Gutting cannon artillery in the Marine Corps’ new fighting plan is a huge mistake
Cannon artillery is “the only all-weather, immediately on call and sustainable fire support available to maneuver forces in ‘every clime and place.'”
