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Four aerospace companies have been given risk reduction contracts by the U.S. Navy to modify their MQ-25 designs so that it can act as a airborne refueling tanker.
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During an event organized by Center for American Progress, head of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), Gen. Joseph Votel, claimed that Iran might have played a role in the cruise missile attacks on USS Mason.
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The U.S. Navy is still trying to figure out if guided-missile destroyer USS Mason came under attack off Yemen on Oct. 15.
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The U.S. Navy has relief the commanding officer of VAQ-138 from his post for poor job performance.
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The commanding office of USS San Antonio has praised his crew for fending off a anti-ship cruise missile attack off Yemen last week in a Facebook post.
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