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Army tests ‘HALO’-inspired knee brace that can charge your radios, mobile devices
The Army is looking for a way to lighten the load of batteries soldiers have to carry around to use their gadgets, and rising to the top of the heap is a tricked-out knee brace that absorbs the energy from your feet striking the ground and sends it to a battery pack.
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DoD identifies soldiers killed in suicide bombing on Bagram Airfield
Two 1st Cavalry Division soldiers were among those killed in a Saturday suicide attack in Afghanistan, the Defense Department announced Monday.
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Army Special Forces hit hard with six deaths in three days
Six Green Berets lost their lives between Nov. 2 and 4 an especially deadly week that saw three separate deadly incidents for the Special Forces community.
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Combat vet sues American Airlines for rejecting her service dog
Former Capt. Lisa McCombs was heading home from a quick day trip to Kansas last year when she ran into road block — American Airlines staff wouldn’t let her fly home with her service dog, though she’d had no problem getting him there that morning.
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Ruggedized Coffeemaker Lets You Bring Your K-Cups to the Field
The days of slurping lukewarm sludge on deployment are over. For about $300, The Oxx Coffeeboxx lets you take your favorite high-quality coffee into the roughest environments and brew fresh, individual servings in 90 seconds.
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The mistakes that led to a deadly Blue Angels crash — and how the Navy wants to prevent them
Something was not right with the Marine flier at the stick of Blue Angels jet No. 6 on June 2, the day he split off for a routine maneuver during an airshow practice.
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Official: 7 Iranian boats came after U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf
The patrol boat Firebolt faced seven Iranian Republican Guard Corps Navy fast in-shore attack craft before swerving to avoid crashing into one on Sunday, according to a 5th Fleet spokesman.
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Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
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Naval Academy’s goat mascot passes away
The Naval Academy is saying good bye to its 35th goat mascot Thursday following a history of chronic illness, according to an academy news release.
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Rising oceans threaten to submerge 128 military bases: report
These bases will see hundreds of floods and in some cases could be submerged by 2100, a new report warns.
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Army tests ‘HALO’-inspired knee brace that can charge your radios, mobile devices
The Army is looking for a way to lighten the load of batteries soldiers have to carry around to use their gadgets, and rising to the top of the heap is a tricked-out knee brace that absorbs the energy from your feet striking the ground and sends it to a battery pack.
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DoD identifies soldiers killed in suicide bombing on Bagram Airfield
Two 1st Cavalry Division soldiers were among those killed in a Saturday suicide attack in Afghanistan, the Defense Department announced Monday.
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Army Special Forces hit hard with six deaths in three days
Six Green Berets lost their lives between Nov. 2 and 4 an especially deadly week that saw three separate deadly incidents for the Special Forces community.
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Combat vet sues American Airlines for rejecting her service dog
Former Capt. Lisa McCombs was heading home from a quick day trip to Kansas last year when she ran into road block — American Airlines staff wouldn’t let her fly home with her service dog, though she’d had no problem getting him there that morning.
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Ruggedized Coffeemaker Lets You Bring Your K-Cups to the Field
The days of slurping lukewarm sludge on deployment are over. For about $300, The Oxx Coffeeboxx lets you take your favorite high-quality coffee into the roughest environments and brew fresh, individual servings in 90 seconds.
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The mistakes that led to a deadly Blue Angels crash — and how the Navy wants to prevent them
Something was not right with the Marine flier at the stick of Blue Angels jet No. 6 on June 2, the day he split off for a routine maneuver during an airshow practice.
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Official: 7 Iranian boats came after U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf
The patrol boat Firebolt faced seven Iranian Republican Guard Corps Navy fast in-shore attack craft before swerving to avoid crashing into one on Sunday, according to a 5th Fleet spokesman.
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Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
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Naval Academy’s goat mascot passes away
The Naval Academy is saying good bye to its 35th goat mascot Thursday following a history of chronic illness, according to an academy news release.
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Rising oceans threaten to submerge 128 military bases: report
These bases will see hundreds of floods and in some cases could be submerged by 2100, a new report warns.
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Army tests ‘HALO’-inspired knee brace that can charge your radios, mobile devices
The Army is looking for a way to lighten the load of batteries soldiers have to carry around to use their gadgets, and rising to the top of the heap is a tricked-out knee brace that absorbs the energy from your feet striking the ground and sends it to a battery pack.
-
DoD identifies soldiers killed in suicide bombing on Bagram Airfield
Two 1st Cavalry Division soldiers were among those killed in a Saturday suicide attack in Afghanistan, the Defense Department announced Monday.
-
Army Special Forces hit hard with six deaths in three days
Six Green Berets lost their lives between Nov. 2 and 4 an especially deadly week that saw three separate deadly incidents for the Special Forces community.
-
Combat vet sues American Airlines for rejecting her service dog
Former Capt. Lisa McCombs was heading home from a quick day trip to Kansas last year when she ran into road block — American Airlines staff wouldn’t let her fly home with her service dog, though she’d had no problem getting him there that morning.
-
Ruggedized Coffeemaker Lets You Bring Your K-Cups to the Field
The days of slurping lukewarm sludge on deployment are over. For about $300, The Oxx Coffeeboxx lets you take your favorite high-quality coffee into the roughest environments and brew fresh, individual servings in 90 seconds.
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The mistakes that led to a deadly Blue Angels crash — and how the Navy wants to prevent them
Something was not right with the Marine flier at the stick of Blue Angels jet No. 6 on June 2, the day he split off for a routine maneuver during an airshow practice.
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Official: 7 Iranian boats came after U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf
The patrol boat Firebolt faced seven Iranian Republican Guard Corps Navy fast in-shore attack craft before swerving to avoid crashing into one on Sunday, according to a 5th Fleet spokesman.
-
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
Air boss: Navy aviation is short on readiness, but not in crisis
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Naval Academy’s goat mascot passes away
The Naval Academy is saying good bye to its 35th goat mascot Thursday following a history of chronic illness, according to an academy news release.
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Rising oceans threaten to submerge 128 military bases: report
These bases will see hundreds of floods and in some cases could be submerged by 2100, a new report warns.
