One of the seven sailors who died after the USS Fitzgerald collided with a Philippine-flagged container ship on June 17 was stationed on Guam for about three years, according to Greg Kuntz, Joint ...

The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Harry S ... Seven sailors from the Fitzgerald died, their bodies recovered from flooded berthing compartments. At least three others were injured, including ...

A few sailors on the USS Fitzgerald heard a loud noise ... and the sea was pouring unimpeded into a berthing area of the guided-missile destroyer . A cargo ship had struck its starboard (right ...

The USS Fitzgerald collided with a Philippine-flagged ... leaving seven sailors dead in their berthing compartments.

The USS Fitzgerald collided with a Philippine-flagged ... leaving seven sailors dead in their berthing compartments. Two months later another destroyer — the USS John S. McCain — smashed ...

The USS Fitzgerald collided with a Philippine-flagged ... leaving seven sailors dead in their berthing compartments. Benson was the ship's commanding officer at the time. Combs served as the ...

Former USS Fitzgerald commanding officer Cmdr ... The bodies of the seven U.S. sailors were found in flooded berthing compartments of the destroyer the next day. In 2018, Benson pleaded not ...

The incident occurred two months after seven sailors were killed when the destroyer USS Fitzgerald collided with ... and newly constructed berthing spaces, 7th Fleet said. "The ongoing ...

USS Fitzgerald collided with a large merchant ship off the coast of Japan on June 17, 2017. The damage left a gaping hole in the destroyer’s berth compartment and an even larger one in the lives ...

A comparison of a regular berthing rack (left) and the damaged rack on the USS Fitzgerald after flooding. (U.S. Navy photos) A sketch of a sailor escaping a flooding berthing compartment aboard ...

The USS Fitzgerald will be transported to Pascagoula ... of the Fitzgerald above and below the waterline. Water gushed into berthing compartments, killing the sailors. Only Ingalls and the Bath ...