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Russia’s Ministry of Defense said it began begun live-fire naval exercises in the Baltic Se a on Wednesday, ratcheting up tensions with nearby European nations that are already high over

The “Guardians of Freedom” traveling exhibit opened Tuesday at the Museum of Culpeper History.

The U.S. Coast Guards 13th District has a new commander.

A tidy brick building in Nebraska City is dedicated to telling the story of the Civil War and the Nebraskans who fought in it.

The U.S. Coast Guard and members of the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Dive Team were searching for a diver reported missing on the site of the USNS Vandenberg at approximately

A business has been fined $12,000 by the Washington Department of Ecology for irrigating 40 acres of newly planted blueberries in Whatcom County without a water-right.

SHREVEPORT, La.-- For many young people, the dream of becoming a member of the military begins at a young age.

PORTLAND, Ohio (WV News) — Summer mornings in the Ohio Valley are often foggy, and such was the case when the Battle of Buffington Island began at 5:30 a.m. July

The Port of Houston is preparing a contract with Galveston to donate a portion of Pelican Island to the city to be used as a park.

The DESEAVER MK-4 system, developed by Israels Elbit Systems, is capable of defending ships from simultaneous missile threats from multiple directions.The post Israeli Navy missile defense system passes sea trials