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Navy Rear Adm. Richard O’Kane, Famed Submarine Commander WWII

USS Tang Navy Rear Adm. Richard O’Kane OCT. 25, 2021 | BY KATIE LANGE, DOD NEWS The USS Tang takes aboard aircrew members of downed aircraft and members of a USS North Carolina OS2U float plane that had landed to rescue the men off Truk Atoll, May 1, 1944. Tang was serving …

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Trail of death? At least nine bodies discovered during search for Gabby Petitio and Brian Laundrie

Gabby Petito A massive manhunt for a fugitive and hunt for a missing victim let to the discovery of at least nine other bodies. The FBI was on the case with chapters in Colorado, and other FBI and Law enforcement officer joining the massive National Manhunt for Gabby Petito who …

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Law Breaking Pelosi to run again????

Nancy Pelosi is in her 18th term in the House of Representatives. She has just announced that she will run for re election. How our forefathers let such a burden on Americans slip through the cracks is probably because of the process of amending term limits. Self serving Representatives have …

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OSS: Maritime Unit Secret Story Behind Scuba

Christian Lambertsen and the Secret Story Behind Scuba From the archives of the CIA  Dr. Christian Lambertsen  The men and women of the Office of Strategic Services. (OSS) developed many spectacular devices for war-time use: exploding coal, invisible ink, tasteless poisons, miniature cameras and exotic knives. Some of these developments …

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LEGEND: Message from Army Master Sgt. Roy P. Benavidez

Huey in Vietnam By Eric Blehm In LEGEND, bestselling author Eric Blehm takes as his canvas Southeast Asia, and tells the unforgettable account of the U.S. Army’s 240th Assault Helicopter Company and Green Beret (Studies and Operations Group) Staff Sergeant Roy Benavidez, who risked everything to rescue a Special Forces …

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A Sentinel of the 3rd Guard Lays Flag On the Tomb of the Unknown Despite Torrential Rains

“HERE RESTS IN HONORED GLORY AN AMERICAN SOLDIER KNOWN BUT TO GOD.” For 100 years, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier has served as the heart of Arlington National Cemetery. As a sacred memorial site and the grave of three unknown American service members, the Tomb connects visitors with the …

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‘It Was Just Wild’: Guardsmen Fight Fires From the Sky

‘It Was Just Wild’: Guardsmen Fight Fires From the Sky ‘It Was Just Wild’: Guardsmen Fight Fires From the Sky | BY KATIE LANGE, DOD NEWS A UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crew chief uses a Bambi bucket to collect water for aerial firefighting. Several Idaho National Guard members battle wildfires in the …

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How a U.S. Forest Service Special Agent busted a serial Arsonist, former Professor of Criminal Justice

NOTE: More than 2,557,537 acres have burned in 104 large fires/complexes in 12 states. All large fires in CA were active August 20. The Dixie Fire burned 35,000 acres and is now 662,547 acres. The Caldor Fire made a run of nearly 40,000 acres. Dr. Gary Stephen Maynard, U.S. Attorney …

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SPECIAL FORCES COMBAT OUTPOST PIRELLI

by Alex QuadeDiyala Province, Iraq — Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha (A-Team) 072 rolled into the village. It was dead quiet. Nothing moved. Suddenly, “squirters”—people running away from the village and cars leaving at a high rate of speed. Clearly, something of interest was in that village. A-Team Commander Captain …

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Dr. Rachel Levine first openly Transgender Four Star Admiral sworn in

“I am deeply honored & grateful to join the ranks of men & women across this great nation who have committed to defend the United States against small & large threats, known and unknown. I promise to uphold that trust to the fullest extent of my abilities,” Dr Rachel Levine …

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