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In Monday's News Hit: - Detroit police are searching for two men who attacked an officer this weekend - A new LGBTQ+ Commission has been established in Michigan - New technologies for traffic management and pedestrian safety are coming to Woodward
At one point one of the suspects managed to get ahold of the officer's gun before the deputy wrangled it back from the suspects.
Officer-in-charge of the West Head gunnery range in Victoria, Lieutenant Commander Peter Arnold, prepares for a 76mm medium calibre firing against a
The discovery of a deteriorating hulk of a ship in just 189 feet of water, 27 miles outside of San Francisco’s Golden Gate, resolved the question of what had happened and where lay the wreck of the USS Conestoga (AT-54), one of only 18 U.S. Navy ships that disappeared, never to be seen again in the years before World War II. On 25 March 1921, the Conestoga had departed Mare Island Navy Yard with orders to proceed to Pearl Harbor. From there, she would steam to American Samoa to take up duties as station ship in that distant South Pacific outpost. Passing out of the Golden Gate that aftern...