February 10, 1943 – June 8, 1967
“A Blue-jacket of the First Watch” is how Captain William L. McGonagle, U. S. Navy, described Petty Officer Curtis Allan Graves during the solemn dedication of Graves Hall held Saturday, November 14, 1970 onboard Corry Station.
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Marine Corps officials identified Sgt. Jacob M. Durham as the Marine who died in an aircraft incident Feb. 6 in the Philippine Province of Maguindanao del Sur.
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Summary:
The 1967 Israeli attack on the U.S.S. Liberty, which killed 34 American service members during the Six-Day War, has reemerged as a major point of contention within the American right—especially inside President Trump’s movement. While the deaths themselves are undisputed, the cause of the attack has become a political litmus test.
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Did the Imperial Japanese Navy use a mock raid on Pearl Harbor that was conducted on February 7, 1932 as a blue print for their December 7, 1941 attack?
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The United States Navy established the Cryptologic Technician Networks (CTN) rating in February 2004—the first new Navy rating of the 21st century—to develop a workforce focused on computer network defense and operations and to advance the transformation of information operations. Effective Feb. 6, 2004, CTN consolidated network-related responsibilities previously held by the Cryptologic Technician (Communications), (Maintenance), and (Administration) ratings, which were subsequently collapsed and disestablished as Sailors transitioned to CTN.
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The Tactical Information Operations (TIO) program carries a quiet yet profound legacy, having played a vital role in safeguarding our nation. Built on a foundation of service and sacrifice, the program has long supported its members through community engagement, benevolence, legacy preservation, and advocacy.
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