Page 43 - Navy Divers News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Im ayman mohyeldin. We begin with new information about the ongoing rescue efforts to raise 12 boys and a soccer coach trapped in a flooded cave in thailand. We learned a tiefr who was once a member of thailands elite Navy Seal Unit has died during a rescue operation. Rescue teams have been working around the clock for days trying to figure out how to get the group out of the cave, but clearly the conditions are too dangerous. Joining us live from chiang rai, thailand, what can you tell us about the setback, Janis Mackey Frayer . Reporter this is a reminder of the dangers that this operation i...

The dramatic new video. A team from the u. S. Navy racing to the wreckage after a passenger plane plunges into the sea. Mystery explosion. Three dead when a car explodes on a city street suddenly. The fbi and atf now involved. And, shark attack. A 13yearold bitten by a massive predator off the Southern California coast. Airlifted for treatment. Swimmers told to stay out of the water. And good evening. Thanks for joining us on a very busy sunday. Im tom llamas. We begin with breaking news in the fbi investigation into Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Authorities are now contacting possibl...

Russias deadly poisoning of a former spy . Welcome to the lead. Im in for jake on this fourth of july. A very happy Independence Day to you. We begin with our world lead. Rescue workers racing against the clock and against the tide. Could take a deadly turn. Trying finally to free the 13 members of the Thai Soccer Team from that flooded cave. They have been trapped in for 12 days now. This new video here shows those boys, wrapped in foil blankets to keep them warm. All this two and a half miles into the cave system. The boys speak on camera, one by one saying they are healthy, thanking their r...

Navy sailors master Arctic skills in Exercise Snow Crab, enhancing readiness for strategic challenges in the world's coldest battlegrounds.

Divers have righted 180 coral colonies knocked over by a U.S. Navy plane that overshot a runway and landed in Kaneohe Bay in November.