UPDATE: Another Navy carrier crew death

Ironically, the USS Ronald Reagan is the largest
of the 25 ships that were sent to Japan after the
Fukushima accident during Operation Tomadachi (Friendship).
[link to www.rt.com (secure)]
As of last year, 16 of those were still contaminated with radiation.

Last Edited by hillbilly on 09/24/2019 03:11 PM

I know that feeling.

This deserves a

Something's not right.

Thanks Evangelina.
Just as battleships were mostly obsolete by
the time Pearl Harbor was attacked, with the
newer carriers safely stationed out at sea that day,
so are the carriers today with satellite-based
weapons and long-range anti-ship weapons.

[link to www.forbes.com (secure)]
Gamechanger For U.S. Navy Against China: New Anti-Ship Missile Dramatically Boosts Firepower

The missile is derived from an Air Force munition called the Joint Air-To-Surface Standoff Missile
that in its extended-range version can reach 580 miles,
and is so stealthy it is nearly impossible to detect—much less shoot down.

Last Edited by hillbilly on 09/24/2019 04:18 PM

Is it three or four?

[link to www.navytimes.com (secure)]
One in July, three this month.

gay blades are mentally ill

mentally ill whack jobs commit suicide more than straights do

all that you need to know about it

My dad was sent to Okinawa, fresh out of high school,
while the atomic bombs were being dropped on an
"enemy" that was already beaten. Our Bolshevik-run
government continued to firebomb Germany while the
real "enemy" in Russia were our "allies."

Construction workers, doctors and electrical workers
have high suicide rates too.
Getting replaced by cheaper immigrants could be
a factor there MM, as far as YOU know.
That's one, you don't get two on my thread.

Last Edited by hillbilly on 09/25/2019 09:16 PM

[link to www.military.com (secure)] Aug. 1, 2019 (less than fiddy)
Military Suicides Reach Highest Rate Since Record-Keeping Began After 9/11

The Army in 2017 saw 114 deaths by suicide, the Navy, 65,
and the Marine Corps, 43. Only the Air Force saw a decline
in suicide from the previous year. In 2017, it had 63.

While suicide remains a rare event among U.S. troops,
325 active-duty members died by suicide in 2018,
the highest number since the Defense Department began
collecting the data in 2001 and exceeding a record
set in 2012.

According to a report [link to www.dspo.mil (secure)]
released this week by the Defense Suicide Prevention Office,
139 active-duty soldiers, 68 sailors, 60 airmen and 58 Marines
died by suicide last year, 40 more service members than the previous year.

The Coast Guard, which is in the Department of Homeland Security, does not publish
its suicide data and has not provided the information
despite multiple requests from Military.com.

[link to www.facebook.com (secure)]
An unverified list posted online by a Coast Guard veteran who walks
to support suicide awareness and prevention said at least
four Coast Guard men and women died by suicide in 2018,
and at least three so far this year.

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[link to stopsoldiersuicide.org (secure)]
Veterans are at 50% higher risk of suicide than
their peers who have not served.
We're here to change that.

The military warnings of rfr are not complete.
There is no mention of testosterones dumping from brain.no mention of lowered immunity.
No mention of severe weight loss or cancer.
No mention of skin disease.
No mention of any of the things ive posted about.
The military needs to step up now.
Otherwise, im gonna step on them.

[link to taskandpurpose.com (secure)] (less than fiddy)

The National Guard's suicide rate has surpassed the entire active-duty force
and the reserves, as well as the civilian population.

30.6 people of every 100,000 in the National Guard died by suicide in 2018,
the Pentagon's first-ever Annual Suicide Report for 2018 said, compared to
24.8 active-duty service members, and 22.9 reservists.

Earlier this year, each active-duty service except the Air Force reported
that suicides hit a record high in 2018 — 138 active-duty soldiers
died by suicide in 2018, a five-year high for the active-duty Army;
57 active-duty Marines died by suicide, a nine-year high;
and 68 active-duty sailors died by suicide, the highest on record.

The Air Force was the only branch to see a decrease — 58 active-duty airmen
died by suicide in 2018, compared to 63 in 2017.

The last decade has also been devastating for veterans;
at least 60,000 veterans died by suicide between 2008 and 2017,
the VA reported last week — more than the number of
service members that died in the Vietnam War.

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[link to maritime-executive.com (secure)] (less than fiddy)
Sailor from USS Nimitz Dies in Fall

The victim, logistics specialist seaman Juan José Garcia-Herrera, 21,
was returning from shore Friday night.
...
The Nimitz is homeported in Bremerton, and she is presently in port
at Naval Air Station North Island for routine training operations,
according a spokesman for the ship.

Last Edited by hillbilly on 10/01/2019 12:22 PM

The twin towers collapsing while it didn't noticed it, can cause extra radiation and heat.