Who Killed Lt. Van Dorn?

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An intimate portrait of a deadly 2014 Navy helicopter crash that exposes how military, political and business leaders have failed our men and women in uniform.

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    2 Jan 2020

    Streaming options for our film are now available on . Check it out.

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    Mar 19

    Worth watching in advance of your hearing. Find it on is not just about one helicopter crash.

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    Mar 19

    Have you seen our "Who Killed Lt. Van Dorn?" members of the committee?

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    Mar 19

    The HASC readiness subcommittee is holding a hearing on 3/23/21 called "Learning From and Preventing Future Training Mishaps."

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    Mar 14

    First Black Female Brigade Commander at Naval Academy Leads With Passion

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  6. Mar 10

    Soon no more 53 Echoes in Hawaii.

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    Feb 16

    Here's the link to watch

    There's a new way to watch 📽️ The riveting investigates the death of a Navy lieutenant who crashed in a controversial MH-53E helicopter model Stream Who Killed Lt. Van Dorn? on today
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  8. Jan 30

    Catch our film on a new platform.

    There's a new way to stream . "Who Killed Lt. Van Dorn?" premieres on on February 16. Catch it there, along with some other great films and shows.
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    3 Dec 2020

    “They all worried about being the unit that was going to have the next accident. Almost every interview," said an Army general and chair of the National Commission of Military Aviation Safety. Fine reporting by 1/5

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  10. 30 Oct 2020

    Capabilities. Limitations.

    Two sailors imitating sleazy used car salesmen hawking a used “1984 Sikorsky MH-53 Echo Sea Dragon” is the extremely niche comedy routine that I needed right now. Thank you for sanctioning, , and for flagging . Video here:
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    14 Oct 2020

    "Not everyone who died for their country had to die for their country." is "highly recommended" by Educational Media Reviews Online.

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  13. 2 Oct 2020

    The got all the parts it could get off Japan’s scrap heap for our MH-53E and CH-53E helos. Success!

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    5 Aug 2020

    244 years into the history of this country, the US military has its first Black service chief. Congrats to General Brown.

    General Charles Q. Brown becomes the first African-American service chief in American History to be sworn in as the next US Air Force Chief of Staff.
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    3 Aug 2020

    The oldest service member killed in the accident was 23. The youngest was 19.

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  16. 25 Jul 2020

    The military is ordering up studies that will likely yield the same answers as the ones they did before — better recruiting, make the place inclusive, etc. Only concerted effort and pressure from the outside will make it so this is more than lip service.

    “I'll never have lived the life of an African-American officer in the Marine Corps, I will not have lived that life," said Gen. David Berger. "What I can do? Listen, understand, try to empathize, so that we can make adjustments within our service."
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  17. 22 Jul 2020

    Does this make sense?

    We break: DoD top accelerated progress payment rates: Lockheed and Boeing received about half of an initial $2.3 billion in accelerated payments the Pentagon provided to contractors to help with cash flows via
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  18. 22 Jul 2020

    Where oh where does that money go?

    It's painful just how accurate this is.
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  19. 2 Jul 2020

    Billions spent on four new ships that will leave the fleet. When those dollars were lining the pockets of defense contractors, the neglected the 53E fleet. People died.

    The US Navy’s first 4 littoral combat ships will be out of the fleet in 9 months
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  20. 19 Jun 2020

    Surprise, surprise...

    Pour one out for Navy PAOs who are about to have a long Friday.
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    11 Jun 2020

    General Mark Milley apologizes for taking part in Trump’s Bible photo op outside the White House: “I should not have been there...It was a mistake.”

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