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Papers Shed Light on Early Years of ‘Old Ironsides,' Navy
The U.S.S. Constitution Museum has acquired more than 150 documents, including correspondence from President George Washington’s secretary of war and the leader of the Haitian Revolution, that shed light on the warship’s early years and the young United States’ first international conflict.
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Military Contractor Charged With Fraud on Africa Contracts
A U.S. military contractor has been indicted in California for allegedly faking quality control on construction projects in Africa that were so badly done some buildings collapsed, including an aircraft hangar
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US Navy to Mark 20 Years Since Terror Attack on USS Cole
Monday October 12th 2020 will mark 20 years since the terrorist attack on the Navy destroyer USS Cole.
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20 Years Since Attack on USS Cole
Monday will mark 20 years since the terrorist attack on the Navy destroyer USS Cole. NBC7’s military reporter Bridget Naso has more from a sailor who survived the attack.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Diverts Aircraft Carrier to Guam; All 5,000 Aboard to Be Tested
The Navy says an outbreak of coronavirus aboard an aircraft carrier in the Pacific has forced it to divert to Guam, where all 5,000 aboard will undergo testing. The USS Theodore Roosevelt remains “operationally capable,” according to the acting secretary of the Navy, Thomas Modly. The carrier is the first U.S. Navy ship to have a reported an outbreak while at...
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