United States Navy

Barack Obama has recalled all 10 U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers from the Middle East, leaving the United States wide open to a potential attack.  For the next week, there will be no aircraft carriers stationed anywhere in the world for the first time since World War II. Superstation95.com reports: The carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower and her strike group returned to Norfolk, Va., Friday following a seven-month deployment. The Ike launched hundreds of airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq and Syria from both the Mediterranean Sea and the Persian Gulf.

Two US Navy Super Hornet fighter jets crashed off the coast of North Carolina into the Atlantic sea on Thursday.  The US Coast Guard confirmed that the crews on board the F-18s were recovered and taken to a nearby hospital. RT.com reports: Four people have been recovered and taken to the Sentara Norfolk General Hospital in Norfolk, Virginia, the Virginian-Pilot reported citing Coast Guard Petty Officer Fagal Nifin. Nifin said the extent of the crew members’ injuries is “unknown.” One of the crew had a leg injury, reported WCTI.

Three castaways were rescued from an uninhabited Pacific island after the US Navy spotted their ‘help’ sign made with palm leaves. 3 mariners safe after joint rescue by #USCG@USPacificFleet@US7thFleet@Amver More: https://t.co/g0j8k8f5eupic.twitter.com/DRcHyBApVQ — USCG Hawaii Pacific (@USCGHawaiiPac) April 9, 2016 ITV reports: After a large wave swamped their 9-foot skiff, the trio managed to swim nearly two miles at night to the remote island of Fanadik in Micronesia. Upon arrival, they built the help sign and waited to be rescued. Three days later, they were found.

Many years before CERN and the Large Hadron Collider gave rise to conspiracy theories that suggest is opening portals to unknown realities, there was The Philadelphia Experiment. In 1943, a test by the US Navy (in conjunction with Nikola Tesla’s theories and possibly Albert Einstein’s) was performed in order to make a army ship invisible.

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