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Body Of Navy Sailor, Who Went Missing After Fire At INS Brahmaputra, Found
The body of Leading Seaman Sitendra Singh, who went missing following a major fire onboard India's frontline warship INS Brahmaputra at the naval dockyard in Mumbai three days ago, was found on Wednesday, officials said.
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Navy Sailor Goes Missing From Ship, Massive Search Op Launched
An Indian Navy seaman is reported missing from a naval ship since February 27 and a massive search operation has been launched to trace him.
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Kidnapping Claim Of Navy Man Who was 'Burnt Alive' May Be Fiction: Police
A Navy seaman from Jharkhand who died in Maharashtra's Palghar district after allegedly being set on fire by his kidnappers had apparently concocted the whole story of abduction, police said on Wednesday.
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75 Years Later, Seaman Killed In Pearl Harbor To Return Home
Three-quarters of a century after he was killed during the surprise Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the remains of a young Navy sailor finally are heading home to Kansas.
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US ship crew arrest: UK seeks consular access to six British nationals
The Tamil Nadu police have arrested 35 crew members of an American ship detained on Saturday for carrying arms and ammunition.
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Release of US ship after probe ends: Minister
Shipping Minister GK Vasan on Wednesday said the US company-owned ship detained at Tamil Nadu's Tuticorin port will not be allowed to move out till the completion of a probe into the arms consignment it carried.
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Team from Tamil Nadu Police's specialised wing reaches Tuticorin to probe American ship with guns
A team of the Tamil Nadu police's Q branch has reached Tuticorin to investigate an American ship, which has been detained for illegally entering Indian waters and carrying guns and ammunition without permission. Sources say that the investigations by Tamil Nadu Coastal Security will be handed over to the Q branch team, headed by Superintendent of P...
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US ship with guns sparks massive probe, hunt for diesel suppliers
Indian investigators are trying to determine whether an American ship, detained for illegally entering Indian waters and carrying guns and ammunition without permission, was involved in arms trafficking.
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Body Of Navy Sailor, Who Went Missing After Fire At INS Brahmaputra, Found
The body of Leading Seaman Sitendra Singh, who went missing following a major fire onboard India's frontline warship INS Brahmaputra at the naval dockyard in Mumbai three days ago, was found on Wednesday, officials said.
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Navy Sailor Goes Missing From Ship, Massive Search Op Launched
An Indian Navy seaman is reported missing from a naval ship since February 27 and a massive search operation has been launched to trace him.
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Kidnapping Claim Of Navy Man Who was 'Burnt Alive' May Be Fiction: Police
A Navy seaman from Jharkhand who died in Maharashtra's Palghar district after allegedly being set on fire by his kidnappers had apparently concocted the whole story of abduction, police said on Wednesday.
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75 Years Later, Seaman Killed In Pearl Harbor To Return Home
Three-quarters of a century after he was killed during the surprise Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the remains of a young Navy sailor finally are heading home to Kansas.
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US ship crew arrest: UK seeks consular access to six British nationals
The Tamil Nadu police have arrested 35 crew members of an American ship detained on Saturday for carrying arms and ammunition.
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Release of US ship after probe ends: Minister
Shipping Minister GK Vasan on Wednesday said the US company-owned ship detained at Tamil Nadu's Tuticorin port will not be allowed to move out till the completion of a probe into the arms consignment it carried.
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Team from Tamil Nadu Police's specialised wing reaches Tuticorin to probe American ship with guns
A team of the Tamil Nadu police's Q branch has reached Tuticorin to investigate an American ship, which has been detained for illegally entering Indian waters and carrying guns and ammunition without permission. Sources say that the investigations by Tamil Nadu Coastal Security will be handed over to the Q branch team, headed by Superintendent of P...
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US ship with guns sparks massive probe, hunt for diesel suppliers
Indian investigators are trying to determine whether an American ship, detained for illegally entering Indian waters and carrying guns and ammunition without permission, was involved in arms trafficking.
