Mississippian Remembered in Attack on U.S.S. Cole, Ceremony Held on Fifteenth Anniversary
NORFOLK, Va.–A ceremony was held Monday to remember the 17 people killed in the attack on the U.S.S. Cole, which happened 15 years ago. Mississippian...
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Governor Calls for Flag to be Lowered in Honor of Servicemen Killed in Tennessee
by Sarah Ulmer
JACKSON, MISS– Governor Phil Bryant has released an executive order for the flag to be lowered to half-staff. ...
The Military and Mississippi: DC Bill Ensures Miss. Defense Jobs, Shipbuilding Continues
by kim
PASCAGOULA, Miss.–Shipbuilding is a vital industry in Mississippi and the state is also invested in the U.S. military in many other ways. Thursday the Defense...
Changes Coming to the Navy, Thanks to Former Miss. Gov. Mabus
by kim
WASHINGTON, D.C.–Some changes are coming to the U.S. Navy, thanks to former Mississippi governor Ray Mabus. He announced new initiatives aimed at making both the...
Team Rubicon: Using Military Skills in a Mississippi Disaster
by kim
PHOTO: COurtesy Teamrubiconusa.org COLUMBIA, Miss.–Picking the pieces after an EF3 tornado is not something that happens in a week, or even a month. With the...
Ingalls, Unions Agree to New Contract, Raises Over the Next Three Years
by kim
PASCAGOULA, Miss.–Negotiations between Ingalls Shipbuilding and four unions have ended with a new contract agreement and the workers staying n the job. The new deal...
Child Rape Charges Against Former Mississippi Doctor, Once Practiced in Meridian
by kim
SPOKANE, Wash.–Child rape charges were filed against Dr. Craig Morgenstern in Spokane, Wash., Thursday after a 13-year-old boy who was spending the night at his...