Navy aviators declared dead in Washington crash
Two crew members missing after an EA-18G Growler crash east of Mount Rainier during a training flight have been declared dead. Navy and Army Special Forces teams conducted long term salvage and recovery operations as investigators probe the cause, with names withheld until next of kin are notified.
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Electronic Attack Squadron
Mount Rainier
Naval Air Station
Whidbey Island
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Navy
Cmdr
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Aviators
David Ganci
Electronic Attack Wing
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Marine Corps Air Station
Tiwakuni
Japan
U.S. Army
1St Special Forces Group
Airborne Division
Goose Prairie
Washington
Texas
Edwards Air Force Base
Los Angeles
Ukraine's lofty push for NATO invite and missiles draws mixed reaction
Zelensky plan to end the war includes inviting Ukraine to join NATO and allowing Western missiles to strike Russian targets. U.S. backing is uncertain until after the November elections, with analysts warning of hesitation amid fears of escalation and domestic politics. European responses vary from opposition to tempered support, while NATO and Kyiv urge clear guarantees and a path to negotiations.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy
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Biden
Phillips O’brien
University of St. Andrews
Scotland
Washington
European Council
White House
Europe
Jean-Noël Barrot
Olaf Scholz
Viktor Orban
Vladimir Putin
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