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Two Navy warships transit Taiwan Strait
Officials in Beijing have yet to comment on passage of the American destroyer and cruiser, but in the past the Chinese government has taken a hard line against Navy vessels transiting the waterway separating mainland China from Taiwan.
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Charged with war crimes and stuck in the brig, a Navy SEAL vows to fight on
Federal agents are not only probing the death of an Islamic State detainee in Iraq, but also photographs that show SEALs posing with the body and questions about how Naval Special Warfare Group 1 officers and senior chief petty officers handled the internal investigation into the alleged incidents.
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Coast Guard evacuates federal crew off remote Pacific islands as hurricane looms
The Monday operation spirited away four Fish and Wildlife employees, a field biology crew that’s encamped yearlong at the National Wildlife Refuge.
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Pacific Fleet says Chinese destroyer came dangerously close to Navy ship
The U.S. Pacific Fleet says a U.S. Navy ship had to maneuver to prevent a collision with a Chinese destroyer in the South China Sea that came aggressively close to the American vessel.
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Navy SEAL in brig while agents probe killing in Iraq
Graphic details of the prisoner of war’s alleged execution were repeated to Navy Times by seven officials at five flag commands, including the Pentagon.
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America’s armed forces punch back at ‘uninvited brute who doesn’t want to leave.’
“Hurricane Florence is powerful, slow and relentless.”
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Navy braces for Florence, digs out from Olivia and Mangkhut
The summer storm season affects Navy, Coast Guard, Marine and National Guard troops from the Western Pacific to the Atlantic seaboard.
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Guam cleans up after Mangkhut, Hawaii and Norfolk brace for Olivia and Florence
Tropical cyclones threaten communities stretching from the western Pacific to the Atlantic seaboard.
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The Navy’s top lawyer unlawfully scuttled a SEAL’s case, court rules
The victory of Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator Keith E. Barry — who always insisted on his innocence — will ripple across the entire military.
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Chiefs caught up in Bahrain sex and corruption scandals
Five separate investigations by federal agents netted six sailors for alleged crimes tied to the sex trade in Bahrain.
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Two Navy warships transit Taiwan Strait
Officials in Beijing have yet to comment on passage of the American destroyer and cruiser, but in the past the Chinese government has taken a hard line against Navy vessels transiting the waterway separating mainland China from Taiwan.
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Charged with war crimes and stuck in the brig, a Navy SEAL vows to fight on
Federal agents are not only probing the death of an Islamic State detainee in Iraq, but also photographs that show SEALs posing with the body and questions about how Naval Special Warfare Group 1 officers and senior chief petty officers handled the internal investigation into the alleged incidents.
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Coast Guard evacuates federal crew off remote Pacific islands as hurricane looms
The Monday operation spirited away four Fish and Wildlife employees, a field biology crew that’s encamped yearlong at the National Wildlife Refuge.
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Pacific Fleet says Chinese destroyer came dangerously close to Navy ship
The U.S. Pacific Fleet says a U.S. Navy ship had to maneuver to prevent a collision with a Chinese destroyer in the South China Sea that came aggressively close to the American vessel.
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Navy SEAL in brig while agents probe killing in Iraq
Graphic details of the prisoner of war’s alleged execution were repeated to Navy Times by seven officials at five flag commands, including the Pentagon.
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America’s armed forces punch back at ‘uninvited brute who doesn’t want to leave.’
“Hurricane Florence is powerful, slow and relentless.”
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Navy braces for Florence, digs out from Olivia and Mangkhut
The summer storm season affects Navy, Coast Guard, Marine and National Guard troops from the Western Pacific to the Atlantic seaboard.
-
Guam cleans up after Mangkhut, Hawaii and Norfolk brace for Olivia and Florence
Tropical cyclones threaten communities stretching from the western Pacific to the Atlantic seaboard.
-
The Navy’s top lawyer unlawfully scuttled a SEAL’s case, court rules
The victory of Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator Keith E. Barry — who always insisted on his innocence — will ripple across the entire military.
-
Chiefs caught up in Bahrain sex and corruption scandals
Five separate investigations by federal agents netted six sailors for alleged crimes tied to the sex trade in Bahrain.
-
Two Navy warships transit Taiwan Strait
Officials in Beijing have yet to comment on passage of the American destroyer and cruiser, but in the past the Chinese government has taken a hard line against Navy vessels transiting the waterway separating mainland China from Taiwan.
-
Charged with war crimes and stuck in the brig, a Navy SEAL vows to fight on
Federal agents are not only probing the death of an Islamic State detainee in Iraq, but also photographs that show SEALs posing with the body and questions about how Naval Special Warfare Group 1 officers and senior chief petty officers handled the internal investigation into the alleged incidents.
-
Coast Guard evacuates federal crew off remote Pacific islands as hurricane looms
The Monday operation spirited away four Fish and Wildlife employees, a field biology crew that’s encamped yearlong at the National Wildlife Refuge.
-
Pacific Fleet says Chinese destroyer came dangerously close to Navy ship
The U.S. Pacific Fleet says a U.S. Navy ship had to maneuver to prevent a collision with a Chinese destroyer in the South China Sea that came aggressively close to the American vessel.
-
Navy SEAL in brig while agents probe killing in Iraq
Graphic details of the prisoner of war’s alleged execution were repeated to Navy Times by seven officials at five flag commands, including the Pentagon.
-
America’s armed forces punch back at ‘uninvited brute who doesn’t want to leave.’
“Hurricane Florence is powerful, slow and relentless.”
-
Navy braces for Florence, digs out from Olivia and Mangkhut
The summer storm season affects Navy, Coast Guard, Marine and National Guard troops from the Western Pacific to the Atlantic seaboard.
-
Guam cleans up after Mangkhut, Hawaii and Norfolk brace for Olivia and Florence
Tropical cyclones threaten communities stretching from the western Pacific to the Atlantic seaboard.
-
The Navy’s top lawyer unlawfully scuttled a SEAL’s case, court rules
The victory of Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator Keith E. Barry — who always insisted on his innocence — will ripple across the entire military.
-
Chiefs caught up in Bahrain sex and corruption scandals
Five separate investigations by federal agents netted six sailors for alleged crimes tied to the sex trade in Bahrain.
