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Houthi Missile Attack Severely Injures Sailor On Cargo Ship: US Military
Two cruise missiles launched by Yemen's Huthi rebels struck a bulk cargo carrier in the Gulf of Aden on Thursday, severely injuring a sailor who was evacuated by American forces, the US military said.
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Wreckage Of US Navy World War II Submarine Found After 80 Years
USS Harder went down with its entire crew of 79 sailors while aiding the U.S. effort to liberate the Philippines from Japanese occupation.
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Millions Of 'Alien-Like' Creatures Wash Up On US West Coast Beaches
An influx of millions of tiny, blue, alien-looking creatures known as Velella velella or "by-the-wind sailors" washing up on beaches from Oregon to California.
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Indian Sailor Injured After Ship Rammed US Bridge Received Stitches, Returned To Vessel
A sailor among the 20 Indian nationals whose cargo ship lost power and rammed a bridge in US' Baltimore received stitches, before he returned to the damaged vessel, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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2 US Navy Sailors Missing Off Coast Of Somalia, Search Operation On
Two U.S. Navy sailors were reported missing at sea while conducting operations off the coast of Somalia on Thursday evening, the U.S. military said in a statement on Friday, adding that search and rescue operations were ongoing to locate them.
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US Sailor Who Spied For China Jailed For Over 2 Years
A US Navy petty officer who pleaded guilty to providing sensitive military information to a Chinese intelligence officer was sentenced to more than two years in prison on Monday, the US Justice Department said.
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US Navy Sailor Admits Taking Bribe, Sharing Military Data With China
A U.S. Navy sailor pleaded guilty on Tuesday to accepting nearly$15,000 in bribes from a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for photographs of unclassified private U.S. military information, according to court papers.
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US Submarine Commander Fired After Crash Into Disputed South China Sea Mountain
The US Navy on Thursday sacked the commanding officer, executive officer and top enlisted sailor of a nuclear-powered submarine that crashed into an underwater mountain, saying the October 2 accident was preventable.
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US Shooting Leaves Two Critical, Alleged Shooter Killed: Police
Two men were shot and critically wounded in a Maryland commercial park on Tuesday in an incident that ended with the alleged gunman, identified as a Navy sailor, going to a nearby military base where he was shot dead, police said.
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SOS In The Sand Saves 3 Men Stranded On Tiny Pacific Island
Three Micronesian sailors stranded on a tiny island in the remote Western Pacific were rescued after Australian and US warplanes spotted a giant "SOS" they had scrawled on the beach, officials said.
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US Ends Search For 7 Missing Marines, Sailor, Says Presumed Dead
The US military said Sunday it has called off a search for seven Marines and a sailor missing at sea for days, saying they were presumed dead.
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Major Fire Breaks Out On US Navy Ship In California, 11 Sailors Injured: Report
An explosion on a United States amphibious assault ship moored at a naval base in California set off a major fire and injured 11 sailors on Sunday, officials and local media said.
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US Navy Evacuates Coronavirus-Struck Aircraft Carrier Roosevelt
The US Navy is evacuating thousands of sailors from the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt in Guam after its captain warned a coronavirus outbreak was threatening the lives of the crew.
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"Not At War. Sailors Don't Need To Die": US Captain On COVID-19-Hit Ship
The captain of the U.S. aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, in a blunt letter, has called on Navy leadership for stronger measures to save the lives of his sailors and stop the spread of the coronavirus aboard the huge ship.
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3 US Sailors On Navy Ship With 5,000 Personnel Onboard Test Positive For Coronavirus
Three US sailors from the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt have been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus, the first cases reported on a US Navy ship currently on deployment, officials said on Tuesday.
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Houthi Missile Attack Severely Injures Sailor On Cargo Ship: US Military
Two cruise missiles launched by Yemen's Huthi rebels struck a bulk cargo carrier in the Gulf of Aden on Thursday, severely injuring a sailor who was evacuated by American forces, the US military said.
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Wreckage Of US Navy World War II Submarine Found After 80 Years
USS Harder went down with its entire crew of 79 sailors while aiding the U.S. effort to liberate the Philippines from Japanese occupation.
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Millions Of 'Alien-Like' Creatures Wash Up On US West Coast Beaches
An influx of millions of tiny, blue, alien-looking creatures known as Velella velella or "by-the-wind sailors" washing up on beaches from Oregon to California.
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Indian Sailor Injured After Ship Rammed US Bridge Received Stitches, Returned To Vessel
A sailor among the 20 Indian nationals whose cargo ship lost power and rammed a bridge in US' Baltimore received stitches, before he returned to the damaged vessel, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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2 US Navy Sailors Missing Off Coast Of Somalia, Search Operation On
Two U.S. Navy sailors were reported missing at sea while conducting operations off the coast of Somalia on Thursday evening, the U.S. military said in a statement on Friday, adding that search and rescue operations were ongoing to locate them.
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US Sailor Who Spied For China Jailed For Over 2 Years
A US Navy petty officer who pleaded guilty to providing sensitive military information to a Chinese intelligence officer was sentenced to more than two years in prison on Monday, the US Justice Department said.
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US Navy Sailor Admits Taking Bribe, Sharing Military Data With China
A U.S. Navy sailor pleaded guilty on Tuesday to accepting nearly$15,000 in bribes from a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for photographs of unclassified private U.S. military information, according to court papers.
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US Submarine Commander Fired After Crash Into Disputed South China Sea Mountain
The US Navy on Thursday sacked the commanding officer, executive officer and top enlisted sailor of a nuclear-powered submarine that crashed into an underwater mountain, saying the October 2 accident was preventable.
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US Shooting Leaves Two Critical, Alleged Shooter Killed: Police
Two men were shot and critically wounded in a Maryland commercial park on Tuesday in an incident that ended with the alleged gunman, identified as a Navy sailor, going to a nearby military base where he was shot dead, police said.
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SOS In The Sand Saves 3 Men Stranded On Tiny Pacific Island
Three Micronesian sailors stranded on a tiny island in the remote Western Pacific were rescued after Australian and US warplanes spotted a giant "SOS" they had scrawled on the beach, officials said.
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US Ends Search For 7 Missing Marines, Sailor, Says Presumed Dead
The US military said Sunday it has called off a search for seven Marines and a sailor missing at sea for days, saying they were presumed dead.
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Major Fire Breaks Out On US Navy Ship In California, 11 Sailors Injured: Report
An explosion on a United States amphibious assault ship moored at a naval base in California set off a major fire and injured 11 sailors on Sunday, officials and local media said.
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US Navy Evacuates Coronavirus-Struck Aircraft Carrier Roosevelt
The US Navy is evacuating thousands of sailors from the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt in Guam after its captain warned a coronavirus outbreak was threatening the lives of the crew.
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"Not At War. Sailors Don't Need To Die": US Captain On COVID-19-Hit Ship
The captain of the U.S. aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, in a blunt letter, has called on Navy leadership for stronger measures to save the lives of his sailors and stop the spread of the coronavirus aboard the huge ship.
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3 US Sailors On Navy Ship With 5,000 Personnel Onboard Test Positive For Coronavirus
Three US sailors from the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt have been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus, the first cases reported on a US Navy ship currently on deployment, officials said on Tuesday.
