By Diya Gullapalli Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL May 5, 2005 12:01 am ET Sean Coffey once defended death-row convicts and flew Navy patrol planes. More recently, he battled …
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Premiere Racing is pleased to invite Melges 24 sailors to Acura Miami Race Week 2005. The Southern Ocean Racing Conference – known to racing sailors around the world as “SORC” …
SAN DIEGO (NNS) — Capt. Thomas D. Crowley turned over the reins of USS Boxer (LHD 4) to Capt. Thomas J. Culora in a change of command ceremony June 21 …
Key West organisers to manage declining Miami regatta for 2005 onwards Wednesday April 7th 2004, Author: Jeanne Kleene, Location: United States The Southern Ocean Racing Conference – a Florida corporation known to …
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By Greg SchneiderAugust 10, 2002 American Airlines Inc. has set up a Web site to give its pilots access to government-issued security warnings, in response to criticism from its flight crews …
John Kutler Started a Career in the Navy, but Now He Captains an Investment Firm March 28, 1999 Jon Kutler grew up in wealthy Scarsdale, N.Y., where most of his …
By Lee Hockstader September 22, 1994 On the last of many trips I made to Haiti, I sat down for a farewell chat at army headquarters with Col. Charles Andre. I …
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by Navy Lt. Tonya H. Wakefield In a steadily worsening political situation, the advance party of Joint Task Force Haiti faced numerous difficulties in ensuring the safety of its troops …
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