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US Navy Secretary Visits Western Naval Command Headquarters
US Secretary of Navy Kenneth J Braithwaite visited Western Naval Command headquarters in Mumbai Thursday and interacted with Vice Admiral Ajit Kumar, CinC, WNC, said the public relations officer, defence, Mumbai.
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Saudi Military Trainees To Be Expelled From US After Florida Shooting
More than a dozen Saudi servicemen who are training at US military bases will be expelled from the United States in the aftermath of a Pentagon review prompted by the deadly December 6 shooting by a Saudi Air Force officer at an American naval base in Florida, CNN reported on Saturday.
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From Vietnam War To US Election, John McCain Was Bred For Combat
U.S. Sen. John McCain, the son and grandson of four-star admirals, was bred for combat. He endured more than five years of imprisonment and torture by the North Vietnamese as a young naval officer and went on to battle foes on the left and the right in Washington
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US Naval Officers At Japan Base Removed Over 'Misconduct'
The US Navy said Friday it had removed three senior officers deployed in Japan for "personal misconduct," after one was reportedly found wandering the base drunk and naked.
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US Admiral Warns Against Chinese Fighter Flights From South China Sea Runways
Any move by China to fly jet fighters from runways on its new man-made islands in the disputed South China Sea would be destablising and would not deter US flights over the area, a senior US naval officer said today.
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US Navy Eyes More Measures To End 'Scourge' Of Sexual Assault
The US Navy's top officer on Thursday announced additional measures aimed at reducing and eliminating sexual assaults in the service, calling such attacks a "scourge in our workforce."
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Pentagon: US Sailors Made 'Navigational Error' Into Iranian Waters
The 10 US sailors briefly held by Iran before being released on Wednesday made a navigational mistake that led them into Iranian waters but did not communicate that to Navy commanders before being intercepted, the US military said on Thursday.
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Top US, Chinese Naval Officers Hold Video Talks Over South China Sea Patrol
The chief of US naval operations met with his Chinese counterpart via a video call today, two days after a US destroyer sailed close to artificial islands built by Beijing in the South China Sea.
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US Navy Delegation Visits Chinese Carrier Amid Maritime
Senior US naval officers visited China's lone aircraft carrier this week, China's military said, as the two powers try to maintain military ties despite mounting tensions over Beijing's claims in disputed waters in the South China Sea.
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Australian Government Under Pressure to Hold Submarine Tender After Eyeing Japan Deal
Prime Minister Tony Abbott is under pressure from regional officials, labour unions and members of his own party to have an open tender to build Australia's next-generation submarine, which would be a blow to Japan and the United States.
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Self-Guided Unmanned Patrol Boats Make Debut for US Navy
The Arlington, Virginia-based Office of Naval Research demonstrated the autonomous swarm boat tech on the James River in Virginia.
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Chinese Interceptions of US Military Planes Could Intensify Due to Submarine Base
One Chinese naval officer has advice for fighter pilots intercepting U.S. surveillance planes in the wake of an incident over the South China Sea last week that Washington condemned as dangerous - fly even closer.
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Top US General Raises Hopes of Easing Arms Ban to Vietnam
The United States could help build Vietnam's naval capacity if a ban on selling lethal weapons to the authoritarian nation is lifted, the most senior US military officer to visit Vietnam for decades said Saturday.
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Explosion at US naval station in New Jersey, at least eight injured
An explosion struck a US naval weapons station in New Jersey today, injuring eight people, including one seriously, officers said.
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Canada 'spy' sold US, Australia, UK secrets: Report
A Canadian naval officer arrested this year for allegedly leaking secrets may also have compromised top level Australian, British and American intelligence, a report said on Wednesday.
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US Navy Secretary Visits Western Naval Command Headquarters
US Secretary of Navy Kenneth J Braithwaite visited Western Naval Command headquarters in Mumbai Thursday and interacted with Vice Admiral Ajit Kumar, CinC, WNC, said the public relations officer, defence, Mumbai.
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Saudi Military Trainees To Be Expelled From US After Florida Shooting
More than a dozen Saudi servicemen who are training at US military bases will be expelled from the United States in the aftermath of a Pentagon review prompted by the deadly December 6 shooting by a Saudi Air Force officer at an American naval base in Florida, CNN reported on Saturday.
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From Vietnam War To US Election, John McCain Was Bred For Combat
U.S. Sen. John McCain, the son and grandson of four-star admirals, was bred for combat. He endured more than five years of imprisonment and torture by the North Vietnamese as a young naval officer and went on to battle foes on the left and the right in Washington
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US Naval Officers At Japan Base Removed Over 'Misconduct'
The US Navy said Friday it had removed three senior officers deployed in Japan for "personal misconduct," after one was reportedly found wandering the base drunk and naked.
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US Admiral Warns Against Chinese Fighter Flights From South China Sea Runways
Any move by China to fly jet fighters from runways on its new man-made islands in the disputed South China Sea would be destablising and would not deter US flights over the area, a senior US naval officer said today.
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US Navy Eyes More Measures To End 'Scourge' Of Sexual Assault
The US Navy's top officer on Thursday announced additional measures aimed at reducing and eliminating sexual assaults in the service, calling such attacks a "scourge in our workforce."
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Pentagon: US Sailors Made 'Navigational Error' Into Iranian Waters
The 10 US sailors briefly held by Iran before being released on Wednesday made a navigational mistake that led them into Iranian waters but did not communicate that to Navy commanders before being intercepted, the US military said on Thursday.
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Top US, Chinese Naval Officers Hold Video Talks Over South China Sea Patrol
The chief of US naval operations met with his Chinese counterpart via a video call today, two days after a US destroyer sailed close to artificial islands built by Beijing in the South China Sea.
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US Navy Delegation Visits Chinese Carrier Amid Maritime
Senior US naval officers visited China's lone aircraft carrier this week, China's military said, as the two powers try to maintain military ties despite mounting tensions over Beijing's claims in disputed waters in the South China Sea.
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Australian Government Under Pressure to Hold Submarine Tender After Eyeing Japan Deal
Prime Minister Tony Abbott is under pressure from regional officials, labour unions and members of his own party to have an open tender to build Australia's next-generation submarine, which would be a blow to Japan and the United States.
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Self-Guided Unmanned Patrol Boats Make Debut for US Navy
The Arlington, Virginia-based Office of Naval Research demonstrated the autonomous swarm boat tech on the James River in Virginia.
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Chinese Interceptions of US Military Planes Could Intensify Due to Submarine Base
One Chinese naval officer has advice for fighter pilots intercepting U.S. surveillance planes in the wake of an incident over the South China Sea last week that Washington condemned as dangerous - fly even closer.
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Top US General Raises Hopes of Easing Arms Ban to Vietnam
The United States could help build Vietnam's naval capacity if a ban on selling lethal weapons to the authoritarian nation is lifted, the most senior US military officer to visit Vietnam for decades said Saturday.
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Explosion at US naval station in New Jersey, at least eight injured
An explosion struck a US naval weapons station in New Jersey today, injuring eight people, including one seriously, officers said.
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Canada 'spy' sold US, Australia, UK secrets: Report
A Canadian naval officer arrested this year for allegedly leaking secrets may also have compromised top level Australian, British and American intelligence, a report said on Wednesday.
