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What we are hearing is not a complete story of what is going on in kenya. There are a lot of questions of how many hostages have been freed and who may still be held hostage and what type of death toll we could be facing during this type of assault and whether any kenyan soldiers were killed. How many of the gunmen are alive . There are a lot of questions still. The good news is that at least some if not many of the hostages are free. They are seven hours ahead of eastern time and we are dipping...

A hundred years after the birth of modern Turkey, a monumental research project is uncovering the untold story of science and technology during six centuries of the Ottoman Empire. A hundred years after the birth of modern Turkey, a monumental research project is uncovering the untold story of science and technology during six centuries of the Ottoman Empire.

A recent scientific study delves into the details of the secret operation in which the U.S. refloated part of a Soviet missile launcher, which was sunk at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean

Montana Technological University has officially launched collaborative projects with the U.S. Navy this fall.An agreement withthe Naval Undersea Warfare Cente

The US Navy (USN) is striving to bolster the use of additive manufacturing (AM) in shipbuilding and ship repairs, according to Rear Admiral Jason Lloyd, chief engineer and deputy commander for Ship Design, Integration and Naval Engineering a...

NEWPORT, R.I. — Four Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport employees recently won Women of Color Magazine awards. Dr. Irine Chenwi, principal investigator in the Applied Sciences and Structural Mechanics

The Nigerian Navy has redeployed senior officers in a fresh shake-up by its new boss, Rear Admiral Ikechukwu Ogalla.

The development confirmed a report by The PUNCH that scores of top military brass would be retired following the appointment of new service chiefs by President Bola Tinubu on June 19.

The Chief of Naval Staff Rear Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla has approved the appointments and redeployments of 57 senior officers comprising 56 rear admirals and a