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U.S. Navy divers continue to search the sea floor for any scattered pieces of debris that remain in the water.

Navy officials said on Friday that it might take up to two weeks to complete the recovery operation. In a statement, ...

Navy divers recovered the first pieces of an EA-18G Growler that crashed in the San Diego Bay last week, the sea service ...

Navy divers and salvage crews have begun recovering pieces of the jet that went down near Shelter Island. The operation could ...

A U.S. Navy fighter jet is still in the San Diego Bay. We learned the navy is estimating it may take two weeks to get the entire jet and debris out of the bay.