Navy Seeks Revision Allowing for More Whale Deaths

The Navy is asking the National Marine Fisheries Service to “modify” its regulations to allow for more injuries to marine mammals during Pacific training.


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'Not Above the Law': Families of Marines Killed in Crash Push for Prosecution of Deputy

It's been almost a year, and Michael Patton still wants justice. To him, that means seeing criminal charges filed against the driver who killed his son.


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Former Thunderbirds Commander, Retired NFL Player Die in New York Plane Crash

Former NFL tight end Russ Francis, 70, was a passenger on an aircraft that was piloted by Richard McSpadden, a former commander with the Air Force Thunderbirds, according to the Lake Placid News.


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After Recruit Death, Navy SEAL Community Will Impose Forcewide Urinalysis to Root Out Performance Enhancing Drugs

The Navy announced Friday that it will begin regularly testing all Navy SEALs and the elite force’s recruits for performance-enhancing drugs, signaling a major public shift.


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Despite being blown up by a howitzer shell, Fort Sill firefighter loves his job

Story by Keith Pannell September 29, 2023 at 04:01PM Ten years ago this month, Fort Sill Firefighter Patrick Denton returned to duty after being injured fighting a fire. That may not sound like such a big deal until you learn that Denton was literally blown up when an unexploded 155mm howitzer shell cooked by a range fire exploded off his right side on Fort Sill’s West Range in May 2013.