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Navy veteran Jay McManus leaves Sunday as the winner of the Marine Corps Marathon push-rim race. Julius Kogo, 38, won the men’s race, and Bonnie Keating, 38, won the women’s race.

Jay McManus, 48, served in the Navy for nearly 22 years before medically retiring. He will be among the more than 23,000 running Sunday in the Marine Corps Marathon. More than 6,200 service members, veterans and foreign troops are scheduled to participate.

Most of the rescue missions carried out by the United States Coast Guard and its predecessor agencies (i.e., the U.S. Life-Saving Service, U.S. Revenu...

The US Navy recently completed tank tests of a new deep-diving suit called the Deep Sea Expeditionary with No Decompression (DSEND) system that is light and flexible, yet maintains sea-level pressure around the wearer when hundreds of feet underwater.

The U.S. Navy has tested a revolutionary dive suit system, the Deep Sea Expeditionary with No Decompression (DSEND), which offers enhanced flexibility and safety for deep sea divers. The DSEND suit maintains steady internal pressure, eliminating the risk of decompression sickness and allowing divers

The US Navy Has Tested The Capabilities Of The Deep Sea Expeditionary With No Decompression (DSEND) System, Which Includes…

It’s a self-contained environment that keeps internal pressure steady.

The bombers pilot, 1st Lt. Herbert G. Tennyson, a former hotel clerk from Wichita, Kan., approached the target at an altitude of about 8,000 feet. His B-24 carried eight bombs, an array of heavy machine guns, and 10 other men.

It’s almost 30 years since MICHAEL MENDUNO organised the first two of the pivotal Rebreather Forums. Now he’s back with RF4, the first of these events to be

Three years after he medically retired from the U.S. Navy with a permanent disability, former U.S. Navy diver Julius "Jay" McManus reached a milestone: Competing in the 47th Marine Corps Marathon in late October as a push-rim athlete.