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Navy helicopter pulled from San Diego Bay after crash; crew released from hospital - Vimarsana News

Navy helicopter pulled from San Diego Bay after crash; crew released from hospital

A Navy helicopter was pulled from San Diego Bay Saturday afternoon after a crash during a training exercise Thursday evening. All crew members involved survived and have since been released from the hospital.

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Navy's fire cleanup pace and price tag at Tustin hangar troubles local California officials - Vimarsana News

Navy's fire cleanup pace and price tag at Tustin hangar troubles local California officials

Five weeks after a fire destroyed a 17-story World War II-era blimp hangar in Southern California, some local officials are concerned about the Navy’s pace of work and responsibility for the cost of the cleanup.

Navy man, 22, recalls honor ceremony for USS Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Navy man, 22, recalls honor ceremony for USS Oklahoma

Nathaniel Berry, 22, joined the Navy to become a master electrician. Rather than spend five years as an apprentice, Berry, said he opted to get his license in the military to gain new experiences and ...

Navy gives $1 million to start historic hangar fire clean-up in Southern California - Vimarsana News

Navy gives $1 million to start historic hangar fire clean-up in Southern California

The Navy has sent $1 million to the city of Tustin, Calif., to jump-start clean-up of the fire that destroyed a World War II blimp hangar on a former military air station.

Navy Reprimands Red Hill Leaders 2 Years After Fuel Spills - Vimarsana News

Navy Reprimands Red Hill Leaders 2 Years After Fuel Spills

The actions represent steps toward internal accountability for the Red Hill debacle that upended the lives of thousands of Pearl Harbor-area residents.