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5 US Marines Confirmed Dead After Helicopter Crashed In California
Five US service members missing after their helicopter crashed this week in southern California have been confirmed dead, the US Marine Corps said Thursday.
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Missing US Helicopter Found In California, Search Continues For 5 Marines
A missing military helicopter was found Wednesday in California but the search for the five service members who were aboard it is still ongoing, the US Marine Corps said.
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Helicopter On Way To California With 5 US Marines Aboard Missing
Search operations were underway Wednesday for five US Marines whose helicopter failed to arrive in California as scheduled the previous day, the Marine Corps said.
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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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Sikh Recruit Graduates From Elite US Marine Corps With Turban, Beard
Private First Class Jaskirat Singh on Friday made history by completing his training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego
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Head Of US Marine Corps Job Unfilled Due To Political Feud
The head of the US Marine Corps steps down today, leaving the famed service without a confirmed long-term leader as America's bitter political feud over abortion hampers the approval of scores of military nominees.
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Big Court Win For Sikh Recruits In US Marines
A US court has ruled that Marine Corps cannot deny entry to Sikhs sporting a beard and wearing a turban, in a major victory for three recruits from the community who can now join the elite unit's basic training without having to forfeit their religio
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3 Sikh Recruits Appeal To Wear Turbans, Beards In US Marine Corps: Report
Three prospective Sikh Marine recruits have made an emergency appeal in the US federal court that they are allowed to attend the basic training of the elite forces without having to remove their religiously mandated uncut hair, beards, and turbans.
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US President's New Helicopter Hits Setback: It's Unreliable In Crisis
US President Joe Biden's first flight on the new presidential helicopter built by Lockheed Martin Corp is being delayed after a report by the Pentagon's testing unit warned that it's not yet "operationally suitable" or sufficiently reliable.
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US Marines Reluctantly Let Sikh Officer Wear Turban. He May Sue: Report
A 26-year-old Sikh-American officer in the US Marines who has been allowed to wear the turban - the first person in the 246-year history of the force allowed to do so - but with a limitations, plans to sue the Corps.
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US Army's Senior Official Tests Positive For Coronavirus
The Marine Corps said its No 2 officer, General Gary Thomas, had tested positive for COVID-19, becoming the second senior military official to do so this week, another sign of the danger to top brass who met both men at the Pentagon.
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'Space Unites Us': First Iranian-American Astronaut Was Gunship Pilot
Jasmin "Jaws" Moghbeli earned her fierce nickname during her time as a decorated helicopter gunship pilot who flew more than 150 missions in Afghanistan. The Marine Corps major, MIT graduate and college basketball player can now add another accomplishment to her burgeoning resume: the first Iranian-American astronaut.
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US Stealth Fighter Suffers Millions In Damage From Bird Strike
A US F-35 stealth bomber suffered millions of dollars in damage after colliding with a bird during take-off from an air base in Japan, the US Marine Corp said in a statement Wednesday.
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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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US Man Detained In Russia Tried To Steal $10,000, Bounced $6,000 Cheques
The Marine Corps found Paul Whelan, the American citizen detained by Russia on espionage charges, guilty of attempting to steal more than $10,000 worth of currency from the U.S. government while deployed to Iraq in 2006 and bouncing nearly $6,000 worth of checks around the same time, according to records obtained by The Washington Post.
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5 US Marines Confirmed Dead After Helicopter Crashed In California
Five US service members missing after their helicopter crashed this week in southern California have been confirmed dead, the US Marine Corps said Thursday.
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Missing US Helicopter Found In California, Search Continues For 5 Marines
A missing military helicopter was found Wednesday in California but the search for the five service members who were aboard it is still ongoing, the US Marine Corps said.
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Helicopter On Way To California With 5 US Marines Aboard Missing
Search operations were underway Wednesday for five US Marines whose helicopter failed to arrive in California as scheduled the previous day, the Marine Corps said.
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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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Sikh Recruit Graduates From Elite US Marine Corps With Turban, Beard
Private First Class Jaskirat Singh on Friday made history by completing his training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego
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Head Of US Marine Corps Job Unfilled Due To Political Feud
The head of the US Marine Corps steps down today, leaving the famed service without a confirmed long-term leader as America's bitter political feud over abortion hampers the approval of scores of military nominees.
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Big Court Win For Sikh Recruits In US Marines
A US court has ruled that Marine Corps cannot deny entry to Sikhs sporting a beard and wearing a turban, in a major victory for three recruits from the community who can now join the elite unit's basic training without having to forfeit their religio
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3 Sikh Recruits Appeal To Wear Turbans, Beards In US Marine Corps: Report
Three prospective Sikh Marine recruits have made an emergency appeal in the US federal court that they are allowed to attend the basic training of the elite forces without having to remove their religiously mandated uncut hair, beards, and turbans.
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US President's New Helicopter Hits Setback: It's Unreliable In Crisis
US President Joe Biden's first flight on the new presidential helicopter built by Lockheed Martin Corp is being delayed after a report by the Pentagon's testing unit warned that it's not yet "operationally suitable" or sufficiently reliable.
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US Marines Reluctantly Let Sikh Officer Wear Turban. He May Sue: Report
A 26-year-old Sikh-American officer in the US Marines who has been allowed to wear the turban - the first person in the 246-year history of the force allowed to do so - but with a limitations, plans to sue the Corps.
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US Army's Senior Official Tests Positive For Coronavirus
The Marine Corps said its No 2 officer, General Gary Thomas, had tested positive for COVID-19, becoming the second senior military official to do so this week, another sign of the danger to top brass who met both men at the Pentagon.
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'Space Unites Us': First Iranian-American Astronaut Was Gunship Pilot
Jasmin "Jaws" Moghbeli earned her fierce nickname during her time as a decorated helicopter gunship pilot who flew more than 150 missions in Afghanistan. The Marine Corps major, MIT graduate and college basketball player can now add another accomplishment to her burgeoning resume: the first Iranian-American astronaut.
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US Stealth Fighter Suffers Millions In Damage From Bird Strike
A US F-35 stealth bomber suffered millions of dollars in damage after colliding with a bird during take-off from an air base in Japan, the US Marine Corp said in a statement Wednesday.
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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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US Man Detained In Russia Tried To Steal $10,000, Bounced $6,000 Cheques
The Marine Corps found Paul Whelan, the American citizen detained by Russia on espionage charges, guilty of attempting to steal more than $10,000 worth of currency from the U.S. government while deployed to Iraq in 2006 and bouncing nearly $6,000 worth of checks around the same time, according to records obtained by The Washington Post.
