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Pilot Dead After US Navy Fighter Jet Crashes In San Diego: Report
The pilot of a US Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet that crashed on Thursday night near San Diego has been confirmed dead, according to a statement from the unit. The pilot was the only person aboard the aircraft, CNN reported.
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Titanic Sub Firm Fired Executive Who Raised Safety Concerns: Lawsuit
The former director of marine operations for the US company whose Titanic tourism submersible is missing raised safety concerns before being fired, according to a 2018 lawsuit.
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US Fisherman Finds "Alien" Sea Creature With the "Weirdest" Mouth Ever
A fisherman in the United States recently caught a sea creature with the "weirdest" mouth ever. While fishing in the Hudson Valley in New York, fisherman Eric Osinkie came across the peculiar-looking marine animal.
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Sikhs With Beards, Turbans Allowed In Marines, Orders US Court
A US court on Friday ordered the Marines to let Sikh recruits maintain beards and wear turbans, rejecting the elite unit's contention that permitting religious exemptions would reduce cohesion.
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Ex-US Pilot, Arrested In Australia, Has Same Address As Chinese Hacker
A former US military pilot arrested in Australia and facing likely extradition to the United States on undisclosed charges listed the same Beijing address as a Chinese businessman jailed in the United States.
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US Military Aircraft Crashes In California: Report
A military aircraft crashed in southern California on Wednesday, a spokesman for the Marines said.
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Ex-Marine Arrives In US After Prisoner Swap With Russia
U.S. ex-Marine Trevor Reed arrived back in the United States, his spokesperson said on Thursday, after being freed by Russia in a prisoner swap that took place amid the most tense bilateral relations in decades over the war in Ukraine.
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Four Killed As US Marine Plane Crashes In Norway
A US marine plane taking part in a NATO exercise has crashed in Norway, killing all four Americans on board, the Scandinavian country's army said on Saturday.
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US Throws Support Behind Environmental Treaty To Curb Plastic Pollution
The United States on Thursday threw its support behind negotiations on a treaty to curb plastic pollution, ending a key holdup in international efforts to clean up the planet's oceans and save marine life.
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Iran Says It Sold Oil From Tanker Released By Gibraltar
Iran has sold the oil from a tanker released by Gibraltar after weeks in the custody of British Royal Marines and the vessel's owner will decide on its next destination, IRIB news agency quoted an Iranian government spokesman as saying on Monday.
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Amid Global Tensions, 24 Indian Crew Members Of Seized Iranian Ship Grace 1 Freed
All 24 Indian crew members who were aboard the Grace 1 -- an Iranian tanker seized by Gibraltar authorities with the help of British marines over a month ago -- have been freed, Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan tweeted on Thursday. The much-awaited development comes over a month after India launched efforts to secure their rel...
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US, UK Will "Regret" Seizing Tanker Off Gibraltar: Iran Revolutionary Guards
Britain and the United States will regret detaining an Iranian oil tanker, a deputy commander of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards said on Thursday, according to the Tasnim news agency.
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Two US Marines Arrested For Migrant Trafficking Of Mexicans
Two US Marines have been arrested for smuggling undocumented Mexican migrants into the United States in exchange for money, according to a court document.
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Two Pilots Of US Marine Corps Killed In Chopper Crash
Two pilots of the United States Marine Corps were killed when their chopper crashed near Yuma in Arizona on Saturday (local time), the US Marine Corps said in a statement.
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Former US Marine, Serial Killer On Death Row, Admits To Two More Murders
The horrific rampage of former Marine Jorge Torrez began in a park in his hometown of Zion, Illinois, when he was just 16 years old.
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Pilot Dead After US Navy Fighter Jet Crashes In San Diego: Report
The pilot of a US Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet that crashed on Thursday night near San Diego has been confirmed dead, according to a statement from the unit. The pilot was the only person aboard the aircraft, CNN reported.
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Titanic Sub Firm Fired Executive Who Raised Safety Concerns: Lawsuit
The former director of marine operations for the US company whose Titanic tourism submersible is missing raised safety concerns before being fired, according to a 2018 lawsuit.
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US Fisherman Finds "Alien" Sea Creature With the "Weirdest" Mouth Ever
A fisherman in the United States recently caught a sea creature with the "weirdest" mouth ever. While fishing in the Hudson Valley in New York, fisherman Eric Osinkie came across the peculiar-looking marine animal.
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Sikhs With Beards, Turbans Allowed In Marines, Orders US Court
A US court on Friday ordered the Marines to let Sikh recruits maintain beards and wear turbans, rejecting the elite unit's contention that permitting religious exemptions would reduce cohesion.
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Ex-US Pilot, Arrested In Australia, Has Same Address As Chinese Hacker
A former US military pilot arrested in Australia and facing likely extradition to the United States on undisclosed charges listed the same Beijing address as a Chinese businessman jailed in the United States.
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US Military Aircraft Crashes In California: Report
A military aircraft crashed in southern California on Wednesday, a spokesman for the Marines said.
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Ex-Marine Arrives In US After Prisoner Swap With Russia
U.S. ex-Marine Trevor Reed arrived back in the United States, his spokesperson said on Thursday, after being freed by Russia in a prisoner swap that took place amid the most tense bilateral relations in decades over the war in Ukraine.
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Four Killed As US Marine Plane Crashes In Norway
A US marine plane taking part in a NATO exercise has crashed in Norway, killing all four Americans on board, the Scandinavian country's army said on Saturday.
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US Throws Support Behind Environmental Treaty To Curb Plastic Pollution
The United States on Thursday threw its support behind negotiations on a treaty to curb plastic pollution, ending a key holdup in international efforts to clean up the planet's oceans and save marine life.
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Iran Says It Sold Oil From Tanker Released By Gibraltar
Iran has sold the oil from a tanker released by Gibraltar after weeks in the custody of British Royal Marines and the vessel's owner will decide on its next destination, IRIB news agency quoted an Iranian government spokesman as saying on Monday.
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Amid Global Tensions, 24 Indian Crew Members Of Seized Iranian Ship Grace 1 Freed
All 24 Indian crew members who were aboard the Grace 1 -- an Iranian tanker seized by Gibraltar authorities with the help of British marines over a month ago -- have been freed, Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan tweeted on Thursday. The much-awaited development comes over a month after India launched efforts to secure their rel...
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US, UK Will "Regret" Seizing Tanker Off Gibraltar: Iran Revolutionary Guards
Britain and the United States will regret detaining an Iranian oil tanker, a deputy commander of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards said on Thursday, according to the Tasnim news agency.
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Two US Marines Arrested For Migrant Trafficking Of Mexicans
Two US Marines have been arrested for smuggling undocumented Mexican migrants into the United States in exchange for money, according to a court document.
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Two Pilots Of US Marine Corps Killed In Chopper Crash
Two pilots of the United States Marine Corps were killed when their chopper crashed near Yuma in Arizona on Saturday (local time), the US Marine Corps said in a statement.
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Former US Marine, Serial Killer On Death Row, Admits To Two More Murders
The horrific rampage of former Marine Jorge Torrez began in a park in his hometown of Zion, Illinois, when he was just 16 years old.
