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Ship engineer lied to Coast Guard about polluted water, gets jail time
The chief engineer of a foreign vessel has been sentenced after dumping roughly 10,000 gallons of oil-contaminated water into an area near New Orleans.
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1st Black Marine 4-star takes trip to Africa as new AFRICOM leader
Gen. Michael Langley has been tasked with leading troops on the continent against escalating threats from militant groups.
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Navy calls on gamers to join its esports team
Selected sailors will receive three-year orders to the team’s facility in Memphis, Tennessee.
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VA cleared to use 3D printing tech to assist veterans’ surgeries
The product will be used to help doctors preparing for reconstructive surgeries of the jaw and face.
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Army medical troops helped save Peruvian sailors after fire broke out
“This emergency underscores the importance of the close relationships that we have here in Hawaii between the community hospitals and the military.”
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Coast Guard kicks off construction for national museum
The museum, which will be free and accessible to the public, is expected to open sometime in 2024.
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Battle over new Naval Academy golf course is a double bogey
Plans to develop a second golf course near the Naval Academy have been scrapped after conservation concerns.
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Marines, sailors ate all of Greek town’s eggs, meat on port visit
The hospitality of one Greek town went over easy welcoming Marines and sailors on a May port visit.
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Navy secretary reviews progress on meeting needs of sailors, Marines
“I have had the chance to listen, learn and act,” Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro wrote.
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Divers find WWI Navy destroyer, the first to be sunk by enemy fire
The wreckage of the USS Jacob Jones was recently discovered off the southwest coast of England by a group of UK diving experts.
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Ship engineer lied to Coast Guard about polluted water, gets jail time
The chief engineer of a foreign vessel has been sentenced after dumping roughly 10,000 gallons of oil-contaminated water into an area near New Orleans.
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1st Black Marine 4-star takes trip to Africa as new AFRICOM leader
Gen. Michael Langley has been tasked with leading troops on the continent against escalating threats from militant groups.
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Navy calls on gamers to join its esports team
Selected sailors will receive three-year orders to the team’s facility in Memphis, Tennessee.
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VA cleared to use 3D printing tech to assist veterans’ surgeries
The product will be used to help doctors preparing for reconstructive surgeries of the jaw and face.
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Army medical troops helped save Peruvian sailors after fire broke out
“This emergency underscores the importance of the close relationships that we have here in Hawaii between the community hospitals and the military.”
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Coast Guard kicks off construction for national museum
The museum, which will be free and accessible to the public, is expected to open sometime in 2024.
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Battle over new Naval Academy golf course is a double bogey
Plans to develop a second golf course near the Naval Academy have been scrapped after conservation concerns.
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Marines, sailors ate all of Greek town’s eggs, meat on port visit
The hospitality of one Greek town went over easy welcoming Marines and sailors on a May port visit.
-
Navy secretary reviews progress on meeting needs of sailors, Marines
“I have had the chance to listen, learn and act,” Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro wrote.
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Divers find WWI Navy destroyer, the first to be sunk by enemy fire
The wreckage of the USS Jacob Jones was recently discovered off the southwest coast of England by a group of UK diving experts.
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Ship engineer lied to Coast Guard about polluted water, gets jail time
The chief engineer of a foreign vessel has been sentenced after dumping roughly 10,000 gallons of oil-contaminated water into an area near New Orleans.
-
1st Black Marine 4-star takes trip to Africa as new AFRICOM leader
Gen. Michael Langley has been tasked with leading troops on the continent against escalating threats from militant groups.
-
Navy calls on gamers to join its esports team
Selected sailors will receive three-year orders to the team’s facility in Memphis, Tennessee.
-
VA cleared to use 3D printing tech to assist veterans’ surgeries
The product will be used to help doctors preparing for reconstructive surgeries of the jaw and face.
-
Army medical troops helped save Peruvian sailors after fire broke out
“This emergency underscores the importance of the close relationships that we have here in Hawaii between the community hospitals and the military.”
-
Coast Guard kicks off construction for national museum
The museum, which will be free and accessible to the public, is expected to open sometime in 2024.
-
Battle over new Naval Academy golf course is a double bogey
Plans to develop a second golf course near the Naval Academy have been scrapped after conservation concerns.
-
Marines, sailors ate all of Greek town’s eggs, meat on port visit
The hospitality of one Greek town went over easy welcoming Marines and sailors on a May port visit.
-
Navy secretary reviews progress on meeting needs of sailors, Marines
“I have had the chance to listen, learn and act,” Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro wrote.
-
Divers find WWI Navy destroyer, the first to be sunk by enemy fire
The wreckage of the USS Jacob Jones was recently discovered off the southwest coast of England by a group of UK diving experts.
