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SAN DIEGO — No injuries were reported after a fire broke out this weekend on board a U.S. Navy ship under construction at a San Diego shipyard. Firefighters from the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department, Chula Vista Fire Department, National City Fire Department and Coronado Fire Department responded at about 8:30 p.m. Saturday to the General Dynamics NASSCO shipyard at 2798 Harbor Drive, according to SDFRD officials. Future USNS Harriet Tubman -
A three-star admiral and the former Chief of the Navy Reserve may have no place in our current administration’s increasingly anti-woman military—but, luckily, women haven’t been barred from running for Congress…at least not yet.
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The Navy is considering changing the homeport of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln from San Diego to Bremerton, Wash., which would leave only two flattops based in Southern California.
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Terrifying arsenal of rockets ex-Navy sailor tried to buy for mass murder of Special Forces operatives
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The FBI arrested three men Friday, including a former U.S. Navy sailor, for allegedly conspiring to support ISIS, including providing money they believed would be used in a plot to kill U.S. service members overseas, according to a Department of Justice statement.
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