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The command master chief of Navy Expeditionary Logistics Support Group was fired at admiral’s mast for fraternization with two of his chief petty officers and other infractions, the Navy confirmed.
North Korea has agreed to suspend uranium enrichment and accept a moratorium on nuclear and long-range missile tests in a breakthrough in negotiations with the United States.
Authorities were scouring the waters of Mobile Bay, Alabama, early Wednesday, looking for three people who went missing when a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter crashed during a training mission.
Pirates opened fire on a cargo ship in an attack off the Nigerian coast, kidnapping the captain and chief engineer and robbing the crew before escaping, a maritime watchdog said Wednesday.
The first of two new prototype railguns is now firing bullets, moving the Navy’s long-held dream of fielding an electromagnetic weapon a step closer to reality.
The commanding officer of an EP-3 squadron was fired Monday amid an ongoing investigation into alleged “personal misconduct,” according to Naval Air Force Pacific.
The heads of the Pentagon and Veterans Affairs said Monday they want to improve the process by which active servicemembers become veterans but also acknowledged it would take a lot of work.