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Last week, Mick brought us the sad news of a death onboard the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush, while conducting routine flight operations in the Atlantic ocean. The Navy has released the Sailor’s name and the cause of death. <\/p>\n
A sailor who died aboard an aircraft carrier in the Atlantic Ocean during routine flight operations on the flight deck was struck by the turning propeller of a plane, the U.S. Navy said.<\/p>\n
The Navy said in a statement on Wednesday that Airman Apprentice Joseph Naglak had just secured an E-2C Hawkeye radar plane to the flight deck.<\/p>\n
Naglak\u2019s death occurred Monday aboard the USS George H.W. Bush in the Atlantic. The aircraft carrier was supposed to go to sea for training along with 30 other warships, and Hurricane Florence moved up the date a few days earlier. <\/p>\n
The Navy said the incident remained under investigation.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The flight deck of an aircraft carrier has been described as one of the most dangerous places on earth. Fair winds and following seas, Airman Apprentice Naglak.<\/p>\n
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