How U.S. Navy officer accused of spying may have helped enemies
Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin had access to one of the military's most highly protected secrets; most serious charge carries potential death penalty
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Active duty U.S. Navy officer charged with spying
Documents assert that commander shared secrets with a foreign government and hired a prostitute; first known officer spy since 1980s
3 men rescued from remote island after spelling "HELP" in palm leaves
Mariners' boat capsized three days earlier, forcing them to swim more than four miles all night to uninhabited island
Breaking the brass ceiling: The U.S. military's top women
Air Force General Lori Robinson is the first woman to head a U.S. combatant command; Breaking the brass ceiling is no small feat and the women who have done so have set a pretty high bar
Navy vet helps stop man from jumping onto subway tracks
Calvin Wilson is seen on subway cameras pushing a button to summon emergency help, grabbing the man and pulling him away from the tracks
U.S. Navy captain sentenced in hookers and hotels bribery scandal
Capt. Daniel Dusek, who oversaw U.S. Pacific Fleet, is highest-ranking officer charged in one of the military's worst bribery scandals
U.S. Navy boat that vanished in 1921 found off California coast
USS Conestoga left S.F. Bay for Pearl Harbor a century ago -- but the boat never made it and her 56-man crew was declared lost
Navy's fancy new destroyer heads for final sea trials
The USS Zumwalt, a futuristic, high-tech vessel unlike anything before it, has so far pleased the Navy with its stability
Iran claims to have gotten good intel off U.S. sailors
Iranian naval commander said on state TV they've recovered thousands of pages of info from laptops and other devices of briefly captured sailors
Navy okays plumper seamen
Sailors that would have been kicked out for failing physical fitness test due to excess body fat will now be given a second chance
Military beginning to recruit women for combat jobs
The Army intends to first assign female officers to jobs in the infantry and armor units, then gradually bring in female enlisted soldiers
Iran releases video showing U.S. sailor admitting mistake
The Navy has begun debriefing the 10 U.S. sailors who were detained by Iran
U.S. warship sails near disputed island in South China Sea
U.S. destroyer maneuvers within 12 nautical miles of Triton Island without notifying three claimants to the surrounding seas; China condemns action
Mystery of sonic booms heard along coast solved
Residents reported hearing loud booms and feeling the ground and buildings shake from New Jersey to Long Island
"Shooting" at California medical center false alarm, officials say
Naval Medical Center San Diego was on lockdown while authorities swept rooms after report of gunshots
New detail revealed on why U.S. sailors were in Iran's waters
Defense Secretary Ash Carter says what appears to have caused crews of 2 Navy boats to stray into Iranian waters before being detained
Iran's release of U.S. Navy sailors greeted with relief
Detention of 10 crew members who sailed into Iranian waters in Persian Gulf could have sparked international crisis
Biden: Iran didn't want or get apology for boats incident
With landmark nuclear deal expected to play out in just days, senior American officials seem to downplay Iran's capture of 10 U.S. sailors
Iran frees U.S. sailors
Iran frees 10 U.S. Navy sailors detained in Persian Gulf after their boats allegedly drifted into Iranian waters
Iran frees U.S. sailors captured in Persian Gulf
10 Americans apparently drifted into Iranian waters due to technical fault on small boat and were reportedly interrogated by Iranian forces
Pentagon: 2 U.S. Navy boats held by Iran
Iranian government assures U.S. that boats and 10 sailors "will be returned promptly," Pentagon says
Reports of sexual assaults spike at military academies
Review of documents shows increase in reports of assaults at U.S. Naval Academy, West Point, Air Force Academy
U.S. Navy's futuristic new destroyer heads for sea trials
The USS Zumwalt looks straight out of science fiction, and it's also the biggest destroyer the Navy's ever had at 600 feet
Drunken, naked episode gets Navy admiral fired
Rear Adm. David Baucom, 56, got so wasted at a military gathering at a fancy beach resort that he struck his head on a barstool, wet his pants
Pearl Harbor remembered
Remembering December 7, 1941 - the "Day of Infamy" - when a Japanese air attack on Hawaii pulled the U.S. into WWII
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Vance tries to unify conservatives as rifts exposed at Turning Point USA
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Trump calls release of photos of people in Epstein files "a terrible thing"
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