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Rocco Mittica | Obituary | New Castle News - Vimarsana News

Rocco Mittica | Obituary | New Castle News

Rocco Mittica passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the New Castle News on 2024-04-26.

Chemical quirk in Hawaii tap-water test led to hundreds of false positives for petroleum - Vimarsana News

Chemical quirk in Hawaii tap-water test led to hundreds of false positives for petroleum

The Navy has determined that hundreds of tap water tests taken at Pearl Harbor in recent months produced false positives for low-level petroleum contamination due to the test’s chemical reaction with chlorine in the samples, the service announced Thursday.

Navy sailor formerly stationed in Norfolk found guilty of attempted espionage - Vimarsana News

Navy sailor formerly stationed in Norfolk found guilty of attempted espionage

NORFOLK, Va. — A Navy chief was convicted of attempted espionage last week in a San Diego military court after he was accused of providing classified documents to a foreign contact while stationed in Norfolk and Japan. Chief Fire Controlman Bryce S. Pedicini was found guilty of attempted espionage, failure

Navy sailor formerly stationed in Norfolk found guilty - Vimarsana News

Navy sailor formerly stationed in Norfolk found guilty

A Navy chief was convicted of attempted espionage last week in a San Diego military court after he was accused of providing classified documents to a foreign contact while stationed in Norfolk and Japan.

Navy Authorizes Combat Awards for Sailors in the Red Sea Following Months of Attacks by Houthi Rebels - Vimarsana News

Navy Authorizes Combat Awards for Sailors in the Red Sea Following Months of Attacks by Houthi Rebels

Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro has decided that sailors operating in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden will be eligible for combat awards and devices for any actions that they have performed since Oct. 19.