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who Marine Le Pen was visiting in May, have come under fire. The group's two most prominent leaders, father and son Mart and Martin Helme, both made the symbol while being sworn into office as ...

On April 2, the launch of the last Los Angeles class submarine took place at Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia. Congressman James B. Longley, Jr. of Maine, a member of the National Security ...

While there, we had a chance to check out an initiative that's looking to build fully-autonomous marine drones that can hunt down and track submarines. Follow Tech Insider: On Facebook More from ...

Recent conflicts have identified needs to provide our Marines with better “Systemized” equipment and clothing. The snow camouflage parka, trousers and pack cover are designed to be worn as an ...

It indicates the ability to send an email. Britain's Royal Navy has released a series of futuristic submarine concepts which mimic real marine life forms and radically change the way underwater ...

The Soviet global submarine threat has declined dramatically, and is no longer the primary threat to the United States. Instead, the focus is on a still evolving threat of regional conflict in ...

A new nuclear-powered submarine on the drawing board for the ... In a September news conference at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, Del Toro announced New York Public Library ...

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The former saw strong demand for Gulfstream aircraft while Marine Systems benefitted from contracted submarine deliveries.

Margarethe, 31, told Insider she's also a marine scientist who is keen to return to working on a submarine for research purposes in the future — she regularly shares insights about the ...

But for Mckenzie Margarethe, a 31-year-old marine scientist, working on submarines and submersibles has always been nothing less than a dream. Margarethe — who currently lives in Canada — told ...