Michael Ruane
Reporter at The Washington Post
Washington Post, covers monuments, institutions, lore, ghosts, people of the Capital, topics historical, martial, medical [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
stuff.co.nz | Michael Ruane
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2 weeks ago |
seattletimes.com | Michael Ruane
Three miles below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, an underwater robot descended through an opening in the deck of the sunken aircraft carrier and eased toward the image its operators wanted to see. Gradually, in the robot’s floodlights, it came into view — a 42-foot-long hand-painted mural of the Earth. The blue and white colors, shown on a public video feed, were still vibrant after almost 83 years on the bottom, the gray sea horses and gold compass motif still vivid.
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2 weeks ago |
unionleader.com | Michael Ruane
Three miles below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, an underwater robot descended through an opening in the deck of the sunken aircraft carrier and eased toward the image its operators wanted to see. Gradually, in the robot’s floodlights, it came into view - a 42-foot-long hand-painted mural of the Earth. The blue and white colors, shown on a public video feed, were still vibrant after almost 83 years on the bottom, the gray seahorses and gold compass motif still vivid.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Michael Ruane
Three miles below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, an underwater robot descended through an opening in the deck of the sunken aircraft carrier and eased toward the image its operators wanted to see. Gradually, in the robot’s floodlights, it came into view — a 42-foot-long hand-painted mural of the Earth. The blue and white colors, shown on a public video feed, were still vibrant after almost 83 years on the bottom, the gray seahorses and gold compass motif still vivid.
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1 month ago |
spokesman.com | Michael Ruane
Deborah Berlinger Eiferman rose from her wheelchair and was helped to the lectern set up in the grass near the grave of her uncle, Army Pvt. David Moser - her “baby uncle” as she called him - in Arlington Cemetery. She is 102. He was 20 when he died, a Jewish soldier killed by influenza in 1919 in Germany after fighting in World War I. But for over a century he had been in Arlington beneath a tombstone mistakenly incised with the Christian cross.
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