Daily Brief: Navy Sub Crews Told to Stand Down After Preventable Collision in the Pacific

Daily Brief 19 November 2021

Navy Sub Crews Told to Stand Down After Preventable Collision in the Pacific The USS Connecticut, a Seawolf-class submarine, struck an unidentified seamount or underwater mountain on Oct. 2. More Military.com Stories 50,000 Extra VA Patients Died in 2020 Compared to Normal, Study Finds Ruling on Burn Pit Link to Cancers and a Rare Lung Disease Coming from VA Next Year Senate Approves Congressional Gold Medals for Troops Killed in Kabul Airport Attack Alaska's Largest City to House DoD's New Arctic Security Center Seoul Says Russian, Chinese Warplanes Enter Air Buffer Zone China Coast Guard Uses Water Cannon Against Philippine Boats Turkey, Spain Discuss Sale of Aircraft Carrier, Submarine A Filmmaker Learned Some Unexpected History of the Vietnam War Through a New Movie Why This Singer Is the Only Woman Buried In Fort Bragg's Special Forces Cemetery How Hollywood Supported the War Effort During WWII How a US Marine Single-handedly Stopped Israeli Tanks in Lebanon 4 Resources Available to Food-Insecure Military Families Today's Military Trivia The Battle of Plattsburgh, also known as the Battle of Lake Champlain, was a victory for the Thomas MacDonough-led Americans in what war? Video of the Day U.S. Air Force Father and Daughter Send A Message to Mom on Their Ring Video Doorbell

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