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DUJAIL, IRAQ - OCTOBER 18: U.S. Army soldiers salute during a memorial service for Sgt. Robert Tucker at a military base October 18, 2005 in Dujail, Iraq. Tucker, 20, from Cookeville, Tennessee, was killed by insurgents when a roadside bomb blew up his armored vehicle on October 13 near Dujail, just two weeks before the end of his 10-month deployment in Iraq. He was assigned to K-Troop, of the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment, which patrols the area around Dujail. Saddam Hussein is scheduled to go on trial on October 19, for the death of 143 people from Dujail who he allegedly ordered killed in 1985 in revenge for an assassination attempt. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)

Data: Only 43 Of Over 8,000 Discharged From U.S. Military For Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine Re-Enlisted

Data from U.S. military branches shows that just 43 out of the over 8,000 U.S. service members who were dismissed for refusing to receive the COVID-19 vaccination have attempted to re-enlist.

AT SEA - AUGUST 13: In this handout photo provided by the U.S. Navy, a RIM-7P NATO Sea Sparrow Missile launches the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) during a stream raid shoot exercise on August 13, 2007 in the Pacific Ocean, At Sea. Lincoln's self-defense systems fired four Sea Sparrow missiles, engaging and destroying two BQM-74E turbojet-powered drone aircraft and a High-Speed Maneuvering Surface Threat (HSMST) remote controlled Rigid Hulled Inflatable Boat (RHIB) during the event. Lincoln and embarked Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 2 are underway off the coast of Southern California conducting Tailored Ship's Training Availability (TSTA). (Photo by Jordon R. Beesley/U.S. Navy via Getty Images)

U.S. Navy Warship Intercepts Multiple Missiles Near Yemen

A United States Navy Warship that has been operating in the Middle East blocked multiple missiles near the coast of Yemen.

A view from behind the witness stand looking towards the gallery in Courtroom #8 which will be full of prospective jury candidates. (Photo by Spencer Weiner-Pool/Getty Images)

Mother Of Sailor Accused Of Espionage Urged Him To Work For China

The mother of one of the United States Navy sailors that has been charged with providing sensitive information to the Chinese had urged him to work with the Chinese intelligence officer, the prosecution said in court on Tuesday.

Video still from U.S. Navy Intel Officer (Ret). Steven Rogers' interview with In Focus on One America News Network

Growing Violence Across Biden’s America

with U.S. Navy Intel Officer (Ret). Steven Rogers

SIBUYAN SEA - FEBRUARY 17: The amphibious assault ship USS Essex returns to sea February 17, 2006 shortly after arriving in Subic Bay, Philippines. The Essex along with the dock landing ship USS Harpers Ferry are enroute to the Philippine island of Leyte, where a wall of mud and boulders poured down from a mountainside, burying the farming village of Guinsaugon under as much as 30 feet of earth. Officials estimate the death toll at 1,800, nearly every resident of the village. (Photo by Michael D. Kennedy/U.S. Navy via Getty Images)

U.S. Navy sailors arrested on espionage charges

The United States Department of Justice has recently apprehended two Navy sailors on severe national security charges for their involvement in transmitting classified military information to a Chinese official in exchange for cash payments.

Video still from Teddy Daniels' interview with In Focus on One America News Network

Biden’s Pick to Head the Navy

with Teddy Daniels