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Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel A. Dailey gets instructions from U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Zachary Blanquer, a Joint Task Force Guantanamo Trooper, on how to properly steer and navigate through the bay in the speed boat, June 10, on U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
The box found on top of a trash can at Eighth Avenue and E Street in downtown San Diego turned out to be harmless, a fire department spokesman said. The box found on top of a trash can at Eighth Avenue and E Street in downtown San Diego turned out to be harmless, a fire department spokesman said.
Boston Light, the nation's first and oldest lighthouse station, is marking 300 years of warning mariners as they navigate the tricky waters of Boston Harbor. A summer celebrating the milestone kicks off this weekend with the National Park Service's ranger-led tours resuming Friday for the season.
The city is thinking of granting up to $46 million to help Newport News Shipbuilding pay for a massive, $750 million investment in new facilities. The yard needs to make that investment if it is to participate in the multibillion-dollar program to replace Ohio-class submarines.
A Navy helicopter crashed in the James River during a training mission on Tuesday, and three crewmembers were plucked from the water uninjured by a passing vessel, authorities said. The MH-60S helicopter went down near the James River Bridge, Newport News Fire Battalion Chief Stephen Pincus told reporters.
Liquid Robotics , the leader in long-duration, unmanned ocean robots announced the addition of three industry luminaries to their Strategic Advisory Board . The new members will be joining an existing advisory board comprised of eighteen industry experts across the Defense, Foreign Affairs, Communications/Technology, and Science industries.
Even as Bridgeport Police Chief Armando Perez said there was little hope that a man who fell from a raft Sunday into Long Island Sound would be found alive, the search for him continued Monday afternoon, according to the Connecticut Post. U.S. Coast Guard crews were out on the water in the search for Shigemune Mori, 32, who was last seen Sunday in the water with no life jacket, the Post said.
A former state lawmaker who resigned in February amid questions he inflated his military record has released records that support some of his claims of serving in combat. The News Tribune reports that the new records show former state Rep. Graham Hunt, of Orting, served in combat zones in the Middle East early in the Iraq War.
This weekend, over five thousand Germans came together in a protest against flying attack robots. They formed a human chain five and half miles long around the Ramstein Air Force Base controlled by the United States.
Stauder Technologies delivered their first Hydea AVT shipment to the United States Navy today, on time and under budget. This delivery is part of the full rate production order to meet U. S. Navy contract requirements.
The South Carolina Air National Guard has resumed flight operations less than a week after two pilots survived a midair collision in Georgia. Flying was temporarily halted after two F-16 jets from the South Carolina Air National Guard crashed Tuesday night at a rural bombing rage in Louisville, Georgia.
If you live on the West Coast of the United States and you think you can't live without your global positioning system technology, you're probably already finding out whether you really can or not. The Federal Aviation Administration released an advisory for expected GPS interference for six days this month, thanks to unspecified testing to be done by the U.S. military.
Danielle Jones, the young woman who was in a coma for 24 days after being severely beaten by her Craig's List roomate, speaks about her miraculous recovery. Liberty City residents, Suneliz Santana and Vincent Scott, have been together for eight years and have four children.
Pictured from left to right are Staff Sgt. Eric Tinkham, Dr. David Winters and Chris Cole, Tennessee ESGR Chattanooga vice chair David Winters, D.O., with CHI Memorial Family Practice Associates in Ooltewah, received the Patriot Award from the Employer Support of the Guard Reserve , a Department of Defense office.
During May, the 522nd flag to fly atop Old Glory Tower in the North End honors George Gomes Jr., who served in the United States Army as a Tech 5 with the Anti Tank Company, 366th Infantry, during WWII. T5 Gomes was an entertainment specialist and also held the following military qualifications: Expert Rifle, 2nd CL Gunner, Sharpshooter Carbine, and Combat Infantryman.
A Navy admiral on Thursday pleaded guilty to lying to federal authorities investigating a $34 million fraud scheme involving a Malaysian contractor known as "Fat Leonard" - becoming the highest-ranking military official to be taken down in the wide-spanning scandal.
The House Benghazi committee has interviewed two drone sensor operators who were working on the night of the deadly 2012 attacks in Libya, including one who identified himself on talk radio as "John from Iowa." The unidentified drone operator has earned derision from the Pentagon and committee Democrats, who say the GOP-led panel has made a series of costly, duplicative and unnecessary requests - including some based on claims made on Facebook or talk radio.
A Navy admiral will plead guilty to lying to federal authorities investigating a Malaysian contractor known as "Fat Leonard," his attorney said, making him the highest-ranking military official to be taken down in the wide-spanning $34 million fraud scheme that has shaken the Navy. Rear Adm.
An F-35A takes off from Hill Air Force Base, Utah, in March 2014. The Air National Guard's Truax Field in Wisconsin is in the running for the new generation of fighter jet.
Kenneth Franklin Gadson, who works on Kadena Air Base, Japan, and goes by his Japanese wife's family name of Shinzato, was arrested Thursday, May 19, 2016, and charged with the illegal disposal of a body in connection with the April 28 disappearance of Rina Shimabukuro, 20. This image of a Fuji Television broadcast shows 20-year-old Rina Shimabukuro of Okinawa. Police have recommended a murder charge against a U.S. base worker, Kenneth Franklin Gadson, in Shimabukuro's death.