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Eight Recovered, Three Missing in Navy 7th Fleet Cargo Plane Crash

By Alaska Native News on Nov 22, 2017   At Sea, Featured, National, National/World  

Eight Recovered, Three Missing in Navy 7th Fleet Cargo Plane Crash

Defense officials report that three sailors remain missing and unaccounted for after a C-2 Greyhound cargo plane with 11 on-board, crashed into the sea as they were flying to the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, 575 miles to the southeast of Okinawa in the Philippines sea. The aircraft crashed into the sea while on approach […]

China Calls for Restraint in Korean Peninsula

By VOA News on May 3, 2017   Featured, World  

China Calls for Restraint in Korean Peninsula

China is calling for restraint in the standoff over North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs, one day after North Korea complained the United States is pushing the region closer to nuclear war. Chinese President Xi Jinping, in a phone call Wednesday with Philippine counterpart Rodrigo Duterte, urged all parties in the standoff to use restraint […]

China Launches Second Aircraft Carrier

By William Ide | VOA News on Apr 26, 2017   Featured, World  

China Launches Second Aircraft Carrier

BEIJING — China has launched its first domestically built aircraft carrier, marking an important military milestone. The vessel will become the second carrier in the country’s expanding naval fleet. Analysts say the launch highlights the strides China has made in advancing its carrier program, as well as its ambitions to project power further into the Pacific […]

US Strike Force Delay Complicates North Korea Policy

By Brian Padden | VOA on Apr 19, 2017   Featured, World  

US Strike Force Delay Complicates North Korea Policy

SEOUL — Analysts say confusing or deceptive messages about a U.S. naval “armada” heading to waters off the Korean peninsula undermines the United States’ credible threat of military force against North Korea. The White House and the U.S. military’s Pacific Command were not quite accurate in early April when they said the USS Carl Vinson aircraft […]

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