Death of sailor found unresponsive at Newport News Shipbuilding ruled suicide
The death of a sailor assigned to USS Montana (SSN 794) has been ruled as a suicide, according to the Virginia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
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The death of a sailor assigned to USS Montana (SSN 794) has been ruled as a suicide, according to the Virginia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
A sailor assigned to USS Montana (SSN-794) died by suicide, the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for the Tidewater, Va., region told USNI News on Thursday. Electronics Technician Navigation 3rd Class (ETV3) Devon Faehnrich was pronounced dead at Riverside Regional Medical Center after being found on the pier next to the submarine at Newport News […]
The deceased sailor has been identified as Electronics Technician Navigation 3rd Class (ETV3) Devon Faehnrich.
Electronics Technician Navigation 3rd Class Devon Faehnrich was found by a fellow sailor at the shipyard at Newport News, Virginia, before being taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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