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Coast Guard seaman found not guilty of killing shipmate
In January 2019, Seaman Ethan Kelch was found unresponsive on the western side of Amaknak Island, Alaska, after going missing from the Kodiak-based cutter Douglas Munro during liberty hours.
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Former VA doctor pleads guilty to molesting patients
A former doctor at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges that he molested three male patients and violated their civil rights.
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Pandemic spells opportunity for Coast Guard cadets
The U.S Coast Guard cutter Munro, bound for a patrol of the U.S. maritime border with Russia, had lost a tenth of its crew to quarantine and needed reinforcements.
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EOD petty officer, a ‘most adventurous daredevil,’ dies in San Diego motorcycle accident
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician 2nd Class Ryan Bannon was a daredevil adrenaline junkie, his wife recalled.
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NATO stands up Joint Force Command Norfolk to boost readiness in the Atlantic
The command is designed to reinforce NATO readiness in the Atlantic and bolster communications between Europe and North America.
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Report: Feds considered using ‘heat ray’ on DC protesters
A military whistleblower says federal officials sought some unusual crowd control devices — including one that’s been called a “heat ray” — to deal with protesters outside the White House on the June day that law enforcement forcibly cleared Lafayette Square.
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I Am Vanessa Guillén Act unveiled to reform how military addresses sexual misconduct
“This is the military’s MeToo moment,” Rep. Jackie Speier said Wednesday.
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Leroy Petry has a message for whoever stole his Medal of Honor license plate
“I had the security screws, so someone must have really wanted it,” said the retired Army master sergeant.
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Amid Pacific naval arms race, US defense chief calls for increased funding for ships
Defense Secretary Mark Esper says the Navy needs a boost in spending to Reagan-era levels.
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Navy ‘gray-zone behavior’ study part of military sexual assault prevention and response effort
In an effort to get ahead of potential sexual misconduct, the Navy has been using research and training models to learn more about “gray-zone behavior,” or acts that don’t meet the Navy’s definition of sexual harassment or sexual assault.
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Coast Guard seaman found not guilty of killing shipmate
In January 2019, Seaman Ethan Kelch was found unresponsive on the western side of Amaknak Island, Alaska, after going missing from the Kodiak-based cutter Douglas Munro during liberty hours.
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Former VA doctor pleads guilty to molesting patients
A former doctor at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges that he molested three male patients and violated their civil rights.
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Pandemic spells opportunity for Coast Guard cadets
The U.S Coast Guard cutter Munro, bound for a patrol of the U.S. maritime border with Russia, had lost a tenth of its crew to quarantine and needed reinforcements.
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EOD petty officer, a ‘most adventurous daredevil,’ dies in San Diego motorcycle accident
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician 2nd Class Ryan Bannon was a daredevil adrenaline junkie, his wife recalled.
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NATO stands up Joint Force Command Norfolk to boost readiness in the Atlantic
The command is designed to reinforce NATO readiness in the Atlantic and bolster communications between Europe and North America.
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Report: Feds considered using ‘heat ray’ on DC protesters
A military whistleblower says federal officials sought some unusual crowd control devices — including one that’s been called a “heat ray” — to deal with protesters outside the White House on the June day that law enforcement forcibly cleared Lafayette Square.
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I Am Vanessa Guillén Act unveiled to reform how military addresses sexual misconduct
“This is the military’s MeToo moment,” Rep. Jackie Speier said Wednesday.
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Leroy Petry has a message for whoever stole his Medal of Honor license plate
“I had the security screws, so someone must have really wanted it,” said the retired Army master sergeant.
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Amid Pacific naval arms race, US defense chief calls for increased funding for ships
Defense Secretary Mark Esper says the Navy needs a boost in spending to Reagan-era levels.
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Navy ‘gray-zone behavior’ study part of military sexual assault prevention and response effort
In an effort to get ahead of potential sexual misconduct, the Navy has been using research and training models to learn more about “gray-zone behavior,” or acts that don’t meet the Navy’s definition of sexual harassment or sexual assault.
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Coast Guard seaman found not guilty of killing shipmate
In January 2019, Seaman Ethan Kelch was found unresponsive on the western side of Amaknak Island, Alaska, after going missing from the Kodiak-based cutter Douglas Munro during liberty hours.
-
Former VA doctor pleads guilty to molesting patients
A former doctor at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges that he molested three male patients and violated their civil rights.
-
Pandemic spells opportunity for Coast Guard cadets
The U.S Coast Guard cutter Munro, bound for a patrol of the U.S. maritime border with Russia, had lost a tenth of its crew to quarantine and needed reinforcements.
-
EOD petty officer, a ‘most adventurous daredevil,’ dies in San Diego motorcycle accident
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician 2nd Class Ryan Bannon was a daredevil adrenaline junkie, his wife recalled.
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NATO stands up Joint Force Command Norfolk to boost readiness in the Atlantic
The command is designed to reinforce NATO readiness in the Atlantic and bolster communications between Europe and North America.
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Report: Feds considered using ‘heat ray’ on DC protesters
A military whistleblower says federal officials sought some unusual crowd control devices — including one that’s been called a “heat ray” — to deal with protesters outside the White House on the June day that law enforcement forcibly cleared Lafayette Square.
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I Am Vanessa Guillén Act unveiled to reform how military addresses sexual misconduct
“This is the military’s MeToo moment,” Rep. Jackie Speier said Wednesday.
-
Leroy Petry has a message for whoever stole his Medal of Honor license plate
“I had the security screws, so someone must have really wanted it,” said the retired Army master sergeant.
-
Amid Pacific naval arms race, US defense chief calls for increased funding for ships
Defense Secretary Mark Esper says the Navy needs a boost in spending to Reagan-era levels.
-
Navy ‘gray-zone behavior’ study part of military sexual assault prevention and response effort
In an effort to get ahead of potential sexual misconduct, the Navy has been using research and training models to learn more about “gray-zone behavior,” or acts that don’t meet the Navy’s definition of sexual harassment or sexual assault.
