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Naval Academy’s goat mascot passes away
The Naval Academy is saying good bye to its 35th goat mascot Thursday following a history of chronic illness, according to an academy news release.
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Rising oceans threaten to submerge 128 military bases: report
These bases will see hundreds of floods and in some cases could be submerged by 2100, a new report warns.
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Fallen SEAL hero awarded Silver Star for beating back 100 ISIS fighters
Two months before his combat death, SO1 Charlie Keating led a successful counter-attack on ISIS fighters.
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Nothing scares Hornet pilots more than losing oxygen — and it happens all the time
Aviators report a rising toll of dangerous air flow problems and worry more will die before the problems are fixed.
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This is why the Navy didn’t shoot down Russian jets
Provocative, sure. But a former Navy commanding officer explains why the Russian fighters weren’t a credible threat.
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Pentagon cuts Marine maternity leave by 6 weeks
The Pentagon has cut Marines’ maternity leave by one-third, but women who become pregnant by March 3 are still eligible for the full 18 weeks of leave.
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Navy secretary builds legacy, one controversial brick at a time
Women in combat. Mabus, 67, is a Harvard-trained lawyer and former Mississippi governor who campaigned for then-presidential candidate Barack Obama in his home state.
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Augmented reality headsets could make Marines’ jobs easier
Imagine you’re an aviation mechanic standing on top of a helicopter chained to the flight deck of a ship on a stormy day, trying to keep your hold as the wind blows through a repair manual you’re using to troubleshoot the helo’s rotors.
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Former HM3 receives Silver Star for saving Marine’s life
Former Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class (FMF/SW) Jonathan Kong waited nearly four years for his first firefight. When it f…
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Naval Academy’s goat mascot passes away
The Naval Academy is saying good bye to its 35th goat mascot Thursday following a history of chronic illness, according to an academy news release.
-
Rising oceans threaten to submerge 128 military bases: report
These bases will see hundreds of floods and in some cases could be submerged by 2100, a new report warns.
-
Fallen SEAL hero awarded Silver Star for beating back 100 ISIS fighters
Two months before his combat death, SO1 Charlie Keating led a successful counter-attack on ISIS fighters.
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Nothing scares Hornet pilots more than losing oxygen — and it happens all the time
Aviators report a rising toll of dangerous air flow problems and worry more will die before the problems are fixed.
-
This is why the Navy didn’t shoot down Russian jets
Provocative, sure. But a former Navy commanding officer explains why the Russian fighters weren’t a credible threat.
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Pentagon cuts Marine maternity leave by 6 weeks
The Pentagon has cut Marines’ maternity leave by one-third, but women who become pregnant by March 3 are still eligible for the full 18 weeks of leave.
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Navy secretary builds legacy, one controversial brick at a time
Women in combat. Mabus, 67, is a Harvard-trained lawyer and former Mississippi governor who campaigned for then-presidential candidate Barack Obama in his home state.
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Augmented reality headsets could make Marines’ jobs easier
Imagine you’re an aviation mechanic standing on top of a helicopter chained to the flight deck of a ship on a stormy day, trying to keep your hold as the wind blows through a repair manual you’re using to troubleshoot the helo’s rotors.
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Former HM3 receives Silver Star for saving Marine’s life
Former Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class (FMF/SW) Jonathan Kong waited nearly four years for his first firefight. When it f…
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Naval Academy’s goat mascot passes away
The Naval Academy is saying good bye to its 35th goat mascot Thursday following a history of chronic illness, according to an academy news release.
-
Rising oceans threaten to submerge 128 military bases: report
These bases will see hundreds of floods and in some cases could be submerged by 2100, a new report warns.
-
Fallen SEAL hero awarded Silver Star for beating back 100 ISIS fighters
Two months before his combat death, SO1 Charlie Keating led a successful counter-attack on ISIS fighters.
-
Nothing scares Hornet pilots more than losing oxygen — and it happens all the time
Aviators report a rising toll of dangerous air flow problems and worry more will die before the problems are fixed.
-
This is why the Navy didn’t shoot down Russian jets
Provocative, sure. But a former Navy commanding officer explains why the Russian fighters weren’t a credible threat.
-
Pentagon cuts Marine maternity leave by 6 weeks
The Pentagon has cut Marines’ maternity leave by one-third, but women who become pregnant by March 3 are still eligible for the full 18 weeks of leave.
-
Navy secretary builds legacy, one controversial brick at a time
Women in combat. Mabus, 67, is a Harvard-trained lawyer and former Mississippi governor who campaigned for then-presidential candidate Barack Obama in his home state.
-
Augmented reality headsets could make Marines’ jobs easier
Imagine you’re an aviation mechanic standing on top of a helicopter chained to the flight deck of a ship on a stormy day, trying to keep your hold as the wind blows through a repair manual you’re using to troubleshoot the helo’s rotors.
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Former HM3 receives Silver Star for saving Marine’s life
Former Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class (FMF/SW) Jonathan Kong waited nearly four years for his first firefight. When it f…
