A Navy parachutist died after recently partaking in an aerial demonstration for Fleet Week this past Sunday. During the demonstration, his parachute failed to open properly and he plunged into the Hudson River in front of hundreds of people, who were observing from Liberty State Park. The man who died, whose identity was not immediately...
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This Sunday North Korea openly threatened to sink a US aircraft carrier that has begun to partake in drills with two Japanese destroyers in the western Pacific Ocean. The USS Carl Vinson—US aircraft carrier which was recently re-routed to go towards the Korean Peninsula—will be joined by the Japanese Ashigara and Samidare destroyers in waters...
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