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“I can’t grieve. Phil had such a good life, got to do everything he wanted, a loving family, strong faith, a long life. How can I grieve?”

(The Center Square) – The Undersecretary of the Navy “misrepresented material facts” in his testimony given at a congressional hearing, lawyers representing Navy and Marine service members disciplined for not

1906: A group of young men speared an 8-foot, 800-pound sea lion in Jewfish Channel. The seal initially towed their boat as it tried to get away, but it soon

1898: The Naval Court of Inquiry in the sinking of the Battleship Maine was organized. The members of the Court — Capt. French E. Chadwick, Capt. William T. Sampson, Lt.

One of the best picture nominees at the upcoming Academy Awards tops the DVD releases for the week of March 7. "Women Talking": In filmmaker Sarah Polleys latest feature, an

1818: The brig Sally, sailing from Rhode Island to Havana via Savannah, was wrecked on the Florida Reef. The crew and cargo were saved and carried to Nassau, but the

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Naval Air Station Key West security forces and first responders recently teamed with Monroe County Sheriff’s Office deputies and Key West Police Department officers for a joint-training exercise on Boca

(The Center Square) – Legislation in Congress would block China and foreign adversaries from buying land around U.S. military installations, including six major bases in North Carolina.

TAYLORSVILLE — The Catawba Valley Marine Corps League, Detachment 1163 awarded Cadet Jake Young with the 2023 Captain Don F. Smith Scholarship on Feb. 9. This award, in the amount