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Navy torpedoes embarrassing post showing commanding officer firing rifle with backward and covered scope - Vimarsana News

Navy torpedoes embarrassing post showing commanding officer firing rifle with backward and covered scope

The U.S. Navy shared an image to its official Instagram page Tuesday showing Commander Cameron Yaste, executive officer aboard the Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS John S. McCain, firing a rifle. The post was captioned, "From engaging in practice gun shoots, conducting maintena...

LEAD STORY -- Boom! - News of the Weird - Vimarsana News

LEAD STORY -- Boom! - News of the Weird

Police in Rose, Idaho, revealed on April 10 the names of the victim and suspect in a home invasion that took place in March, EastIdahoNews.com reported. Of...

"We're Going To Lose A Major War": US Navy Deletes Photo Of Ship Commander Shooting Rifle With Backwards Scope - Vimarsana News

"We're Going To Lose A Major War": US Navy Deletes Photo Of Ship Commander Shooting Rifle With Backwards Scope

"We're Going To Lose A Major War": US Navy Deletes Photo Of Ship Commander Shooting Rifle With Backwards Scope Cmdr. Cameron Yaste, the Commanding Officer of…

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Marines take aim at Navy for fumbled firearm photo on social media - Vimarsana News

Marines take aim at Navy for fumbled firearm photo on social media

The Marine Corps schooled the Navy over social media Wednesday after the sea service uploaded a photo of an officer firing an improperly configured rifle.

U.S. Navy deletes embarrassing photo of ship commander shooting rifle with backwards scope - Vimarsana News

U.S. Navy deletes embarrassing photo of ship commander shooting rifle with backwards scope

The image, which has since been deleted, accompanied a press release on the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service website.

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