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US Navy Secretary Violates Law With Political Statement On Biden, Trump
US Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro violated a law limiting political activity by federal employees when he publicly advocated voting for President Joe Biden and criticized former President Donald Trump, the Office of Special Counsel said on Thursday.
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On Trade Relations With India, US Official's 'Roti'-'Puri' Comparison
US Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources Geoffrey R Pyatt on Monday lauded Indian Navy action against the Houthis.
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Scientists From China And Sri Lanka Conduct Joint "Marine Scientific" Research Onboard Chinese Vessel
According to sources, Sri Lanka was delaying granting permission for the arrival of the vessel due to concerns raised by India. However, there is no official confirmation of the same.
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US Secretary Of Navy On Official Visit To India Till November 21
US Secretary of Navy Carlos Del Toro is currently on a five-day official visit to India, the ministry of defence in New Delhi said on Friday. His visit is from November 17-21, it said.
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Indian-American Navy Veteran Shanti Sethi Appointed Kamala Harris's Defence Adviser
Trailblazing Indian-American US Navy veteran Shanti Sethi has joined Vice President Kamala Harris's office as her executive secretary and defence adviser, according to a media report.
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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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"I Own It": US Navy Secretary Resigns Over Handling Of Virus-Hit Carrier
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly resigned on Tuesday after he faced mounting backlash for firing and ridiculing the commander of a US aircraft carrier who pleaded for help stemming a coronavirus outbreak onboard.
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US Navy Chief Resigns Over Mishandling Of Coronavirus-Hit Carrier
US Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly resigned Tuesday over his mishandling of an outbreak of the coronavirus on the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier, Defense Secretary Mark Esper announced.
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Awards Given To Lawyers In US Navy SEAL War Crimes Trial Revoked
U.S. Navy Secretary Richard Spencer on Wednesday revoked awards given to several military prosecutors in the court-martial of a Navy SEAL who was acquitted of murdering an Iraqi prisoner but convicted of unlawfully posing for photos with his dead body.
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With Eye On China, India May Buy 'Unarmed' Guardian Drone From US
When US Secretary of Defence James Mattis flies out to New Delhi later today, his top priority will be to try and ensure that the new India-US "major defence partnership" ends up being more than a talk-shop on strategic issues of mutual concern.
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John Kerry Says Navy Ship Could Have Fired On Russian Planes
Under US military rules of engagement, the Navy ship that Russian military jets buzzed in the Baltic Sea this week could have opened fire, Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday.
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US Defence Secretary Visits India On Mission To Draw Militaries Closer
US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter began a three-day visit to India on Sunday, seeking to advance a relatively new defence relationship. Washington sees India as a counterweight to the growing power of China.
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Pentagon Chief Says 40 Littoral Combat Ships 'Enough' For US Navy
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Thursday defended the Pentagon's decision to buy just 40 Littoral Combat Ships instead of the 52 originally planned, saying the money saved would allow the Navy to buy more missiles and undersea technology.
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US Navy To Look At Alternatives For Remote Mine-Hunting Vehicle
US Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said on Friday he was not satisfied with the reliability of the remote mine-hunting vehicle being developed by Lockheed Martin Corp and would look for alternatives.
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July Attack On US Army Bases Inspired By 'Foreign Terrorists:' FBI
An attack at two military installations in the US state of Tennessee in July that killed four Marines and a sailor was inspired by a "foreign terrorist group," the FBI said.
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US Navy Secretary Violates Law With Political Statement On Biden, Trump
US Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro violated a law limiting political activity by federal employees when he publicly advocated voting for President Joe Biden and criticized former President Donald Trump, the Office of Special Counsel said on Thursday.
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On Trade Relations With India, US Official's 'Roti'-'Puri' Comparison
US Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources Geoffrey R Pyatt on Monday lauded Indian Navy action against the Houthis.
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Scientists From China And Sri Lanka Conduct Joint "Marine Scientific" Research Onboard Chinese Vessel
According to sources, Sri Lanka was delaying granting permission for the arrival of the vessel due to concerns raised by India. However, there is no official confirmation of the same.
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US Secretary Of Navy On Official Visit To India Till November 21
US Secretary of Navy Carlos Del Toro is currently on a five-day official visit to India, the ministry of defence in New Delhi said on Friday. His visit is from November 17-21, it said.
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Indian-American Navy Veteran Shanti Sethi Appointed Kamala Harris's Defence Adviser
Trailblazing Indian-American US Navy veteran Shanti Sethi has joined Vice President Kamala Harris's office as her executive secretary and defence adviser, according to a media report.
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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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"I Own It": US Navy Secretary Resigns Over Handling Of Virus-Hit Carrier
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly resigned on Tuesday after he faced mounting backlash for firing and ridiculing the commander of a US aircraft carrier who pleaded for help stemming a coronavirus outbreak onboard.
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US Navy Chief Resigns Over Mishandling Of Coronavirus-Hit Carrier
US Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly resigned Tuesday over his mishandling of an outbreak of the coronavirus on the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier, Defense Secretary Mark Esper announced.
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Awards Given To Lawyers In US Navy SEAL War Crimes Trial Revoked
U.S. Navy Secretary Richard Spencer on Wednesday revoked awards given to several military prosecutors in the court-martial of a Navy SEAL who was acquitted of murdering an Iraqi prisoner but convicted of unlawfully posing for photos with his dead body.
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With Eye On China, India May Buy 'Unarmed' Guardian Drone From US
When US Secretary of Defence James Mattis flies out to New Delhi later today, his top priority will be to try and ensure that the new India-US "major defence partnership" ends up being more than a talk-shop on strategic issues of mutual concern.
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John Kerry Says Navy Ship Could Have Fired On Russian Planes
Under US military rules of engagement, the Navy ship that Russian military jets buzzed in the Baltic Sea this week could have opened fire, Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday.
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US Defence Secretary Visits India On Mission To Draw Militaries Closer
US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter began a three-day visit to India on Sunday, seeking to advance a relatively new defence relationship. Washington sees India as a counterweight to the growing power of China.
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Pentagon Chief Says 40 Littoral Combat Ships 'Enough' For US Navy
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Thursday defended the Pentagon's decision to buy just 40 Littoral Combat Ships instead of the 52 originally planned, saying the money saved would allow the Navy to buy more missiles and undersea technology.
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US Navy To Look At Alternatives For Remote Mine-Hunting Vehicle
US Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said on Friday he was not satisfied with the reliability of the remote mine-hunting vehicle being developed by Lockheed Martin Corp and would look for alternatives.
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July Attack On US Army Bases Inspired By 'Foreign Terrorists:' FBI
An attack at two military installations in the US state of Tennessee in July that killed four Marines and a sailor was inspired by a "foreign terrorist group," the FBI said.
