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Film helps renew search for first Black Navy pilot’s remains
The making of a film has reignited efforts to repatriate the remains of America’s first Black Navy pilot, who died in 1950 during the Korean War.
This ex-Navy civilian took $1.2 million in kickbacks
The master scheduler for public works at Naval Base Ventura County pocketed kickbacks from businessman in order to approve Navy work and purchase orders and payments for his businesses.
Jesse L. Brown: the son of a sharecropper who became a Navy hero
He overcame hardship and prejudice in his quest for 'Wings of Gold.'
By Ron Edwards, Aviation History Magazine
Back when Navy officers settled beefs by shooting each other — and Marines
“Oh Lord, I am a dead man.”
By Janine Peterson, Military History Magazine
A generation apart, 2 Naval Academy football alumni used experiences to fuel future careers
Though decades separate them, many experiences remain the same.
By Todd South
Navy brings newest destroyer to life in Boston
The Maine-built Arleigh Burke-class destroyer is named in honor of Thomas Hudner, a Fall River native and longtime Concord resident who was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Harry Truman for crash-landing his plane to try to save the life of Ensign Jesse Brown during the Battle of Chosin Reservoir in December 1950.
Navy’s COD switch to the Osprey has started — what you need to know
The Navy’s ongoing efforts to swap out its aging fleet of Greyhounds is going smoothly, even if the new souped-up Ospreys won’t be fully fielded until the mid- to late-2020s.
By Mark D. Faram
Remotely-piloted Navy jet damaged in California accident
An unmanned Navy reconnaissance aircraft was damaged in a belly-landing at a Southern California base this week.
Navy drone damaged in California mishap
The unmanned aircraft landed with its gear retracted.
By Mark D. Faram