FW: US Navy Ship Strikes USS Arizona Memorial in Hawaii

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Date: Wed, 3 Jun 2015 17:27:03 -0400
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Subject: US Navy Ship Strikes USS Arizona Memorial in Hawaii

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US Navy Ship Strikes USS Arizona Memorial in Hawaii The USNS Mercy struck part of the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor last Wednesday. The memorial has been closed to the public while the damage is assessed. Read More Latest Military News Navy Disputes Russian Account of Warship Actions Pentagon Acknowledges Weapons on China's Artificial Islands 4th Navy Sub Sailor Gets Prison in Shower Recordings Case Video: Meet Japan's Crazy New Combat Vehicle Search Jobs at Sprint Search Jobs at GLOBALFOUNDRIES PCS Checklists for Your Move Types Of Moves And Basic Entitlements Save 66% on Costs Not Covered by TRICARE Living on Base: Pros and Cons 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Moving to a New Base Shipping a Car Overseas Handling PCS Claims Before the Move Ship Captain Involved in USS Arizona Collision Was Decorated Sailor Carter Says US Flights, Sea Missions in Pacific Will Go On Navy Officer Told Uniform Does Not Meet Hotel Bar's Dress Code Report: Navy Considering Options on Enterprise US Navy Buys Old Helicopters From Japan for Spare Parts Report: Maintenance of Overseas-Ported Ships Growing Problem for Navy No Women Pass Army Ranger School, Three Invited to Start Over Obama Presents Medals of Honor to Two World War I 'Doughboys' Petraeus Disagrees With Carter, Says Iraqis Have 'Will to Fight' Army Rolls Out Plan to Field New Camouflage Pattern Army Combat Veteran's Call for Help Lands Him in Jail Dual-Service Couples Could See Housing Allowances Slashed Civil War Hero to Be Buried With Full Military Honors Sound Off: Should the Military Pay for Tributes at Sporting Events? Videos of the Week 5 Things You Don't Know About D-Day Watch Now First Apache Strikes of Desert Storm Watch Now Army Special Forces Underwater Ops School Watch Now You are subscribed to the Navy Insider Newsletter. You can unsubscribe or manage your subscriptions at anytime. Military.com values your privacy: read our privacy policy. Reach millions of people in the military community. Advertise with us. Copyright © 2015 Military Advantage, Inc. All rights reserved. 799 Market Street, Suite 500, San Francisco, CA 94103-2045

FW: The Early Brief -- With Medal of Honor Award, Family Learns WWI Hero Wasn't Kin

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Date: Wed, 3 Jun 2015 08:41:53 -0400
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Subject: The Early Brief -- With Medal of Honor Award, Family Learns WWI Hero Wasn't Kin

03 June 2015 With Medal of Honor Award, Family Learns WWI Hero Wasn't Kin Two days before President Obama announced a posthumous Medal of Honor for black World War I soldier Henry Johnson, a family got staggering news about the legacy of heroism that had inspired them for generations and through three wars. Read More More Stories at Military.com 4th Navy Sub Sailor Gets Prison in Shower Recordings Case US, South Korea Activate First-Ever Combined Division One of Pentagon's Own Labs May Have Received Suspect Anthrax USFK Urges Troops to Take Precautions as MERS Outbreak Hits SKorea Iraq War Vet Charged With Premeditated Murder in Deaths of Relatives Obama Presents Medals of Honor to Two World War I 'Doughboys' Pentagon Acknowledges Weapons on China's Artificial Islands White House Blasts 'Budget Gimmicks' in House Defense Spending Bill House Panel Uses War Funds to Skirt Budget Limits NSA Phone Collection Bill Clears Senate Hurdle Prosecutors Ask for Almost 2 Years in White House Entry Case Navy's First Openly Gay SEAL Builds Life Anew Army Releases Schedule for Bases to Receive New Camo AF Seeks Scholarship, Fellowship Applicants for 2016 Programs Okinawa Governor Presses Case Against New V-22 Airfield 'Men of War': What It's Really Like to Be a Soldier Do Younger Service Members Drive Nicer Cars? 3 Top Tips on Handling Resume Keyword Filters Secrets You Can Use To Start Your Own Business See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia What future U.S. president led a militia of Indiana settlers against Native-American tribes led by Tecumseh in the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe? Play Video of the Day 5 Things You Don't Know: M4 Carbine Watch Now | See More Videos

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FW: The Early Brief -- Navy Disputes Russian Account of Warship Actions

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 2015 08:29:11 -0400
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Subject: The Early Brief -- Navy Disputes Russian Account of Warship Actions

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FW: The Early Brief -- Army Rolls Out Plan to Field New Camouflage Pattern

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Date: Mon, 1 Jun 2015 09:07:25 -0400
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Subject: The Early Brief -- Army Rolls Out Plan to Field New Camouflage Pattern

01 June 2015 Army Rolls Out Plan to Field New Camouflage Pattern The U.S. Army has laid out a plan to outfit soldiers with the service's new camouflage pattern that uniform officials maintain will perform as well as the MultiCam pattern troops wear in Afghanistan. Read More More Stories at Military.com Surveillance Powers Lapse With No Deal in Senate Qatar Extends Travel Ban on 'Taliban Five;' Talks Continue Afghan Troops Abandon Counterinsurgency Patrols Taught by Coalition Peralta's Family Reluctantly Gives Up Fight to Get Him Medal of Honor A-10's Backers Battling for its Survival Pentagon Chief to Hold People Accountable for Anthrax No Women Pass Army Ranger School, Three Invited to Start Over US Central Command Says Iraqis Making Progress Against ISIS McCain Says US Should Allow Sale of Defensive Weapons to Vietnam Vice President's Son Beau Biden Dies at 46 of Brain Cancer Marine F-35B Takes Critical Step Toward Combat Readiness this Summer Bank of America Fined $30M for Improper Military Debt Collection Report: Maintenance of Overseas-Ported Ships Growing Problem for Navy Cuba Removed From US Terror List 3rd Navy Sailor Guilty in Case of Women Recorded in Showers Bergdahl Appeared to Lay Groundwork for Disappearance, Squad Mates Say 'Aloha' From Bradley Cooper & Emma Stone Commissary Changes: The Only Update You Need Spyderco's Wicked Little Hawk See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The Museum of the Confederacy is located in what southern city? Play Video of the Day Five Things You Don't Know: D-Day Watch Now | See More Videos

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