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From his office window at Newport, R.I., Capt. Michael Langston could see the Narragansett River.
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Navy ship built with WTC steel to go into service
The Navy is commissioning its newest battleship with a bow forged from steel that once held up the World Trade Center.
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Unique homecoming to Vietnam for US commander
More than 30 years ago, Hung Ba Le fled Vietnam onboard a trawler crammed with hundreds of refugees.
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Navy confirms body is East Troy man
Lt. Bret T. Miller, 30, whose family still lives in East Troy, is a graduate of East Troy High School.
Ohio town to toast forgotten Vietnam veterans
The floor of VFW Post 291 has been scuffed by the shoes and boots of veterans who fought in wars going back nearly a century, to World War I. The setting is a comfort for Willis Cochran, who served in the Navy during the Vietnam War.
US Navy Accepts Final T-45C Delivery
ST LOUIS: The last T-45C Goshawk was delivered to the U.S. Navy During a ceremony at the Boeing production facilities in St.
2 US service members die in Afghanistan
Two NATO soldiers are missing in western Afghanistan from a routine resupply mission, the alliance said Friday.
Navy researchers apply science to fire fighting
A fire aboard a Navy ship can quickly become a deadly cauldron. The grim reminders of this would be the deadly fires that took place aboard the USS Forrestal in 1967 or the USS Enterprise in 1969.
Navy, Ecology Say Shipyard Fuel Spill Was Contained Quickly
By Kitsap Sun staff Originally published 05:59 p.m., November 5, 2009 Updated 07:44 p.m., November 5, 2009 BREMERTON - About 500 gallons of jet fuel from the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln spilled into Sinclair Inlet on Thursday, but officials from the Navy and the state Department of Ecology said the spill was quickly contained.
US navy cleared for Simonstown visit
The National Nuclear Regulator has granted a nuclear vessel licence for a US nuclear powered submarine, the USS San Juan, to visit Simonstown Naval Base.
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NASA Ames Director Pete Worden, Mayor Margaret Abe-Koga and Ames historian Jack Boyd all spoke during a ceremony Monday evening in celebration of NASA Ames' 70th anniversary.
University of Michigan panel probing US security after Gitmo
A panel at the University of Michigan Law School is probing the future of U.S. security as the clock ticks down for the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.
U.S. Air Marshal 'raped Navy woman after Heathrow drinking binge'
U.S. Air Marshal 'raped Navy woman after Heathrow drinking binge' By Emily Andrews Last updated at 7:16 PM on 02nd November 2009 A US Air Marshal responsible for protecting air passengers in the wake of 9/11 raped a young woman at a Heathrow hotel, a court heard today.
Israel detains ship loaded with weapons
In the largest naval seizure of it kind, Israeli Navy commandoes captured a ship loaded with "hundreds of tons" of weapons headed for Syria, Israeli military officials said Wednesday.
Bigger than big: Huge ship to haul sub from Portsmouth Naval Shipyard to Puget Sound
A ship long enough to hold two football fields has made its way to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in anticipation of a mission that will see it transporting a deactivated research submarine to a Navy facility in Washington State.
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Michael C. Fina to Create Custom China for Uss New York
New York Tabletop and gift retailer Michael C. Fina will create the china service for the new U.S. Navy ship, USS NEW YORK .
The Chinese Navy is going blue water
Harvard Historian Paul Kenned, in his 'The Rise and Fall of Navies,' wrote, 'Those faster-growing economies can afford both guns and butter.' China's tremendous economic growth has been accompanied by a quantum leap in China's naval build-up. Today, more than 1,000 Chinese commercial ships and oil tankers are sailing through troubled waters every ...
Dad speaks about son feared lost
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5 busted for breaking into Bangor Naval Base
BREMERTON, Wash -- The FBI and U.S. Navy are investigating a break in at the Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor that occurred Monday morning.
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