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Law student diagnosed with cancer during final year retrains as nurse to 'give back' - Vimarsana News

Law student diagnosed with cancer during final year retrains as nurse to 'give back'

Maisie Nash swapped her dreams of being a solicitor to become a paediatric nurse and a volunteer to help others in the same situation - she will start her new job at her local hospital in January of 2024

U.S. Navy Investigation Finds 'Accumulation of Unit-Level Errors' in Submarine Grounding - Vimarsana News

U.S. Navy Investigation Finds 'Accumulation of Unit-Level Errors' in Submarine Grounding

The U.S. Navy has released its report into the submerged grounding of the nuclear-powered fast attack submarine USS Connecticut on an uncharted seamount in the South China Sea in October,...

Beneath Ceaseless Skies | A Stranger Goes Ashore by Adam R. Shannon - Vimarsana News

Beneath Ceaseless Skies | A Stranger Goes Ashore by Adam R. Shannon

Size / Zoom The docks have regrown in the years since Alain last saw home. The old piers lie partially submerged and rotting, battered beyond hope of regeneration. The island has pushed new jetties out into the bay, flat tendrils that branch at their furthest points, providing anchorages for dozens of ships. Above the port, Heora’s spire trees rise like fingers into the sky, their trunks pocked by carved windows and cantilevered balconies. When Alain last looked at his dwindling home from the deck of an outbound ship, nine spires adorned the hills over the port. Only six remain. The ground ...

Seaman to chief: A plankowner's success story aboard USS North Dakota - Vimarsana News

Seaman to chief: A plankowner's success story aboard USS North Dakota

GROTON, Conn. An accomplished submariner is not uncommon in the world’s finest Navy. Earning one’s dolphins. Achieving the rank of chief. Some even do it in record-setting time. But one North Dakota Sailor did it all… on the same boat. Meet Justin Stewart, a husband, a submariner, a plankowner, a chief, a navigator, and an all-around swell guy. And it’s his positive attitude as a young Seaman that he credits for his success. Young “Seaman” Stewart, a native of Prattville, Ala., checked aboard the Virginia-class submarine USS North Dakota (SSN 784) in November of ...