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Refocus on Fisheries to Secure the Western Hemisphere
The Coast Guard’s role in international maritime relations is changing. Some observers argue the service should focus on its domestic missions. This would align with the priorities of a new administration that wants U.S. allies to provide for their own self-defense. President Donald Trump favors investment in drug and migration interdiction efforts at the expense of other Coast Guard missions.
A Chinese Collision at Sea Raises Important Questions
Scott Smith Captain Smith is a retired surface warfare officer who served mainly on frigates and destroyers, including command of the USS Klakring (FFG-42) and USS Michael Monsoor (DDG-1001). He teaches at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. The views expressed in this article are his own and are not reflective of the U.S. Government, Department of Defense, the Navy, or the Naval War College.
Men of Honor im TV Programm: 09.04.
» Pathetische, aber packende Heldensaga « Den Afroamerikaner Carl Brashear zieht es in den 1940er-Jahren zur Navy. Er möchte der erste schwarze Taucher bei der Marine werden, doch rassistische Vorurteile sind weit verbreitet. Ausbilder Billy Sunday macht ihm das Leben besonders schwer, doch Carl ist bereit, für seinen Traum zu kämpfen. George Tillman Jr. Robert De Niro (Master Chief Leslie W. Sunday), Cuba Gooding jr.
Bases on the Aleutian Islands Would Project U.S. Power Across the Pacific
The Aleutian Island Chain stretches more than 1,000 miles west across the Pacific from the Alaska Peninsula. The rugged islands dot the North Pacific shipping route and guard the approaches to the Arctic.
The Next Taiwan Crisis Will (Almost) Certainly Involve Nuclear Threats
Dr. Anderson is the former Acting Under Secretary of Defense for Policy and a twice confirmed presidential appointee. He also served as vice president for academic affairs at the Marine Corps University and dean of academics at the Marine Corps War College. Earlier in his career, he served three years on active duty as an intelligence officer in the Marine Corps.
Proceedings - January 2024 Vol. 150/1/1,451
Destroyers of the U.S. Navy: Two Classes Of Destroyers Are Really Five The two classes of destroyers in the Navy today really amount to five. Command of the Sea: Why It Is Essential to U.S. Maritime Strategy By Captain Robert C. Rubel, U.S. Navy (Retired) The Navy must return to the concept of command of the sea to craft a strategy that will deter China.
Air and Missile Defense in the Western Pacific
Captain Smith is a retired surface warfare officer. He deployed throughout the globe primarily on frigates and destroyers, including in command of the USS Klakring (FFG-42) and USS Michael Monsoor (DDG-1001).
Cars seen parked on Black Civil War soldiers' memorial, previous damage still not repaired
WASHINGTON (7News) — One of the only American memorials to Black soldiers who fought in the Civil War needs substantial repairs. Those repairs were promised by the National Park Service in 2020 but have yet to begin. The African American Civil War Memorial is located off U Street in Northwest DC and it features the names of more than 200,000 Black soldiers who fought for the Union during the Civil War. The names are etched into several stainless-steel plaques circling the memorial.
WATCH: 7News staff who were working on 9/11 remember covering the attacks
WATCH: 7News staff who were working on 9/11 remember covering the attacks by Scott Smith Friday, September 10th 2021 7News staff who were working on 9/11 remember covering the attacks There are some people still on the 7News staff who were working on September 11, 2001. Here are their stories about covering the attacks that day.
Baseball is back! Well, youth baseball at least. Here's what the new normal looks like.
Kids are doing something the pros are not - playing baseball. Youth leagues are starting to allow children to come back to the field, and we caught up with Arlington Travel Baseball on Tuesday. There are limits, of course. Kids can't share equipment, for example. There's no sitting in the dugout.
'We need to get out of this tragedy': Venezuelans go to streets as uprising attempt folds
Venezuelans heeded opposition leader Juan Guaidó’s call to fill streets around the nation Wednesday but security forces showed no sign of answering his cry for a widespread military uprising, instead dispersing crowds with tear gas as the political crisis threatened to deepen.
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