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The Navy SEALs and other secretive units are quietly battling a frightening rise in parachute deaths
The alarming trend within U.S. Special Operations Command has been blamed in part on training shortfalls and bravado.
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Flynn: White House blames Iran for attack on Saudi ship
An attack by Yemeni rebels on a Saudi frigate has escalated tensions in one of the world’s busiest sea lanes, and has the U.S. weighing its options.
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This jailed sailor blames Hillary Clinton for his sentence — and wants Trump to set him free
Former Machinist’s Mate 1st Class Kristian Saucier pleaded guilty this summer to charges relating to six pictures of classified spaces he took on his cell phone on the attack submarine Alexandria.
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The next White House Press Secretary is a Navy officer
Sean Spicer, currently the Republican Party communications chief, has served 17 years in the Navy reserves.
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This strike group made China nervous — even without an aircraft carrier
The three-destroyer pack that set China on edge in the contested South China Sea are back from their western Pacific deployment.
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U.S. destroyer challenges China’s claims in the South China Sea
The destroyer Decatur conducted a close patrol Friday of the disputed Paracel Islands, a move that challenges China’s claimed dominion over the South China Sea islands.
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U.S. military wraps up Haiti relief mission after huge airlift effort
The U.S. military’s role in the aid mission to Haiti is expected to wrap up in the next four days after delivering hundreds of thousands of pounds of necessities.
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U.S. relief to Haiti ramps up as Iwo Jima begins humanitarian flights
The arrival of the Iwo Jima, whose aircraft multiply the U.S. capacity to deliver relief, escalates the American response to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Matthew.
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U.S. Southern Command sending troops to Haiti for disaster relief
U.S. Southern Command is sending troops to Haiti to provide relief as Hurricane Matthew tears a path through the Caribbean towards the United States.
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U.S. military staged for massive hurricane relief effort if called upon
The military is in a holding pattern as it monitors Hurricane Matthew’s track through the Caribbean, inching its way toward the U.S. mainland.
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The Navy SEALs and other secretive units are quietly battling a frightening rise in parachute deaths
The alarming trend within U.S. Special Operations Command has been blamed in part on training shortfalls and bravado.
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Flynn: White House blames Iran for attack on Saudi ship
An attack by Yemeni rebels on a Saudi frigate has escalated tensions in one of the world’s busiest sea lanes, and has the U.S. weighing its options.
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This jailed sailor blames Hillary Clinton for his sentence — and wants Trump to set him free
Former Machinist’s Mate 1st Class Kristian Saucier pleaded guilty this summer to charges relating to six pictures of classified spaces he took on his cell phone on the attack submarine Alexandria.
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The next White House Press Secretary is a Navy officer
Sean Spicer, currently the Republican Party communications chief, has served 17 years in the Navy reserves.
-
This strike group made China nervous — even without an aircraft carrier
The three-destroyer pack that set China on edge in the contested South China Sea are back from their western Pacific deployment.
-
U.S. destroyer challenges China’s claims in the South China Sea
The destroyer Decatur conducted a close patrol Friday of the disputed Paracel Islands, a move that challenges China’s claimed dominion over the South China Sea islands.
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U.S. military wraps up Haiti relief mission after huge airlift effort
The U.S. military’s role in the aid mission to Haiti is expected to wrap up in the next four days after delivering hundreds of thousands of pounds of necessities.
-
U.S. relief to Haiti ramps up as Iwo Jima begins humanitarian flights
The arrival of the Iwo Jima, whose aircraft multiply the U.S. capacity to deliver relief, escalates the American response to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Matthew.
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U.S. Southern Command sending troops to Haiti for disaster relief
U.S. Southern Command is sending troops to Haiti to provide relief as Hurricane Matthew tears a path through the Caribbean towards the United States.
-
U.S. military staged for massive hurricane relief effort if called upon
The military is in a holding pattern as it monitors Hurricane Matthew’s track through the Caribbean, inching its way toward the U.S. mainland.
-
The Navy SEALs and other secretive units are quietly battling a frightening rise in parachute deaths
The alarming trend within U.S. Special Operations Command has been blamed in part on training shortfalls and bravado.
-
Flynn: White House blames Iran for attack on Saudi ship
An attack by Yemeni rebels on a Saudi frigate has escalated tensions in one of the world’s busiest sea lanes, and has the U.S. weighing its options.
-
This jailed sailor blames Hillary Clinton for his sentence — and wants Trump to set him free
Former Machinist’s Mate 1st Class Kristian Saucier pleaded guilty this summer to charges relating to six pictures of classified spaces he took on his cell phone on the attack submarine Alexandria.
-
The next White House Press Secretary is a Navy officer
Sean Spicer, currently the Republican Party communications chief, has served 17 years in the Navy reserves.
-
This strike group made China nervous — even without an aircraft carrier
The three-destroyer pack that set China on edge in the contested South China Sea are back from their western Pacific deployment.
-
U.S. destroyer challenges China’s claims in the South China Sea
The destroyer Decatur conducted a close patrol Friday of the disputed Paracel Islands, a move that challenges China’s claimed dominion over the South China Sea islands.
-
U.S. military wraps up Haiti relief mission after huge airlift effort
The U.S. military’s role in the aid mission to Haiti is expected to wrap up in the next four days after delivering hundreds of thousands of pounds of necessities.
-
U.S. relief to Haiti ramps up as Iwo Jima begins humanitarian flights
The arrival of the Iwo Jima, whose aircraft multiply the U.S. capacity to deliver relief, escalates the American response to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Matthew.
-
U.S. Southern Command sending troops to Haiti for disaster relief
U.S. Southern Command is sending troops to Haiti to provide relief as Hurricane Matthew tears a path through the Caribbean towards the United States.
-
U.S. military staged for massive hurricane relief effort if called upon
The military is in a holding pattern as it monitors Hurricane Matthew’s track through the Caribbean, inching its way toward the U.S. mainland.
