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US Has No Regrets. Indian Sailor Killings Collateral Damage For Them
Three Indian mariners on a merchant ship off the coast of Iran and Oman are killed by the US Navy, but the US did not think it politically appropriate to express regret at this loss of life. Whatever the circumstances that led to this killing, some words of regret from the US would have been normal. After all, the merchant ship was unarmed and was ...
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Inside Indian Navy's High-Risk Mission To Remove Missile Warhead From Tanker
Considering the risks of handling an unexploded warhead inside a fuel storage area, the Navy team carried out the operation in a carefully planned manner to ensure the safety of the vessel, its crew and nearby port facilities.
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Meet Indian-Origin Man Behind Drone Boat That Rescued US Pilots From Hormuz
Vibhav Altekar is a highly accomplished perception engineer with expertise in the field of autonomous systems and maritime technology.
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Women, Black Officers Among 9 Dropped From US Navy Promotion List: Report
Hegseth removed at least three women, two Black men and four white men from the promotion list.
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Video: Moment 2 Jets Collided Mid-Air At US Air Show
Two US Navy EA18-G Growlers Collide During Air Show In Idaho
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Trump's Battleship Will Run On Nuclear Power, Carry Futuristic Weapons
The plan was included in the Navy's latest 30-year shipbuilding roadmap submitted to Congress. Unlike destroyers and frigates, which usually rely on gas turbines or diesel engines, the Trump battleship will use a nuclear reactor for propulsion.
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"We're Like Pirates": Trump On US Seizing Iranian Oil From Ships In Hormuz
"We ... land on top of it and we took over the ship. We took over the cargo, took over the oil. It's a very profitable business," Trump said on Saturday while addressing a rally in Florida.
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Monkey Attacks US Navy Soldier On Mission To Strait Of Hormuz
During a stopover in Phuket, Thailand, a US Navy sailor was attacked by a monkey while en route to the Middle East.
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US Navy Secretary Quits Trump Administration Amid Hormuz Blockade
The Pentagon announced Wednesday that the Navy's top civilian official, Secretary of the Navy John Phelan, is leaving his job.
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Why US Warship Abraham Lincoln Repeats The Same Menu Every 21 Days
An aircraft carrier feeds around 5,100 sailors and aircrew daily and prepares more than 17,300 meals every single day.
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Is There A Food Shortage On American Warships Near Iran? What US Said
The US Navy said that both ships have adequate food supplies and are providing 'healthy options' to all crew members.
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"Mine Threat In Parts Of Hormuz Not Fully Understood": US Navy Advisory
The TSS refers to the so-called Traffic Separation Scheme, which was adopted by the UN's shipping agency in 1968 with agreement of countries in the region.
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US And Iran's Claims On American Warships Sail Into Strait Of 'Confusion'
Iran rubbished the CENTCOM version, with the Islamic nation's military spokesperson saying "the initiative for the passage and movement of any vessel is in the hands of the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran"
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'Send Warships': Trump's Message To World To End Iran's Hormuz Chokehold
As the war with Iran entered its 15th day, US President Donald Trump urged other nations to send ships to help secure the Strait of Hormuz.
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Satellite Pic Shows Smoke Rising From US 5th Fleet Base In Bahrain
Iran launched retaliatory missiles and drones targeting Israel and nearby Arab Gulf countries hosting US forces, three days after the US-Israel joint strike began.
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US Has No Regrets. Indian Sailor Killings Collateral Damage For Them
Three Indian mariners on a merchant ship off the coast of Iran and Oman are killed by the US Navy, but the US did not think it politically appropriate to express regret at this loss of life. Whatever the circumstances that led to this killing, some words of regret from the US would have been normal. After all, the merchant ship was unarmed and was ...
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Inside Indian Navy's High-Risk Mission To Remove Missile Warhead From Tanker
Considering the risks of handling an unexploded warhead inside a fuel storage area, the Navy team carried out the operation in a carefully planned manner to ensure the safety of the vessel, its crew and nearby port facilities.
-
Meet Indian-Origin Man Behind Drone Boat That Rescued US Pilots From Hormuz
Vibhav Altekar is a highly accomplished perception engineer with expertise in the field of autonomous systems and maritime technology.
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Women, Black Officers Among 9 Dropped From US Navy Promotion List: Report
Hegseth removed at least three women, two Black men and four white men from the promotion list.
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Video: Moment 2 Jets Collided Mid-Air At US Air Show
Two US Navy EA18-G Growlers Collide During Air Show In Idaho
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Trump's Battleship Will Run On Nuclear Power, Carry Futuristic Weapons
The plan was included in the Navy's latest 30-year shipbuilding roadmap submitted to Congress. Unlike destroyers and frigates, which usually rely on gas turbines or diesel engines, the Trump battleship will use a nuclear reactor for propulsion.
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"We're Like Pirates": Trump On US Seizing Iranian Oil From Ships In Hormuz
"We ... land on top of it and we took over the ship. We took over the cargo, took over the oil. It's a very profitable business," Trump said on Saturday while addressing a rally in Florida.
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Monkey Attacks US Navy Soldier On Mission To Strait Of Hormuz
During a stopover in Phuket, Thailand, a US Navy sailor was attacked by a monkey while en route to the Middle East.
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US Navy Secretary Quits Trump Administration Amid Hormuz Blockade
The Pentagon announced Wednesday that the Navy's top civilian official, Secretary of the Navy John Phelan, is leaving his job.
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Why US Warship Abraham Lincoln Repeats The Same Menu Every 21 Days
An aircraft carrier feeds around 5,100 sailors and aircrew daily and prepares more than 17,300 meals every single day.
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Is There A Food Shortage On American Warships Near Iran? What US Said
The US Navy said that both ships have adequate food supplies and are providing 'healthy options' to all crew members.
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"Mine Threat In Parts Of Hormuz Not Fully Understood": US Navy Advisory
The TSS refers to the so-called Traffic Separation Scheme, which was adopted by the UN's shipping agency in 1968 with agreement of countries in the region.
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US And Iran's Claims On American Warships Sail Into Strait Of 'Confusion'
Iran rubbished the CENTCOM version, with the Islamic nation's military spokesperson saying "the initiative for the passage and movement of any vessel is in the hands of the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran"
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'Send Warships': Trump's Message To World To End Iran's Hormuz Chokehold
As the war with Iran entered its 15th day, US President Donald Trump urged other nations to send ships to help secure the Strait of Hormuz.
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Satellite Pic Shows Smoke Rising From US 5th Fleet Base In Bahrain
Iran launched retaliatory missiles and drones targeting Israel and nearby Arab Gulf countries hosting US forces, three days after the US-Israel joint strike began.
