Air Force, Navy Ground Hundreds of Planes Due to Faulty Ejection Seat Parts

Daily Brief 01 August 2022

Air Force, Navy Ground Hundreds of Planes Due to Faulty Ejection Seat Parts Martin-Baker flagged its cartridge-actuated devices -- explosive components used to launch an ejection seat out of the cockpit -- as the issue. More Military.com Stories Fire Aboard USS Milwaukee at Florida Naval Base Decorated Navy Chief Allegedly Bilked Fellow Sailors Out of Thousands with Investment Scam Navajo Code Talker Samuel Sandoval Dies; 3 Left From Group This Week's Top Military Photos: Chuck Liddell Is Airborne, Finally -- Another Explosion on DVIDS Marine Vet Who Was Allegedly Part of Neo-Nazi Group That Called for Mass Murder Arrested on Gun Charges Drone Explosion Hits Russia's Black Sea Fleet HQ Troops Tell Congress They Wouldn't Have Been Able to Keep Serving Without Abortion Access 'This Warship Makes War Less Likely:' USS Fort Lauderdale Commissioned in Ceremony China Announces Military Exercise Opposite Taiwan Navy Expedites Waterborne Drones to Close Gap with China Army Vet Who Accosted US Rep. Zeldin on Stage Remains Jailed Federal Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction in Air Force Vaccine Case Ukraine Seeks to Retake the South, Tying Down Russian Forces DC Requests National Guard Help with Busloads of Migrants Russian Space Chief: No Date Yet for Space Station Pullout An Army Spouse Is Taking on the Military's Vast Child-Care Deserts Today's Military Trivia The elite infantry units known as "Janissaries" were part of what empire's military? Video of the Day Protesters Breach Iraq Parliament

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