Coast Guard: 1,200-Foot Ship Dragged California Oil Pipeline Still undetermined is whether the impact caused the October leak, or if the line was hit by something else at a later date.
Coast Guard: California Oil Spill Likely 25,000 Gallons Officials believe the pipeline was likely damaged by a ship’s anchor several months to a year before it ruptured.
Coast Guard Cleanup Boats on Scene of Large Gulf Oil Spill Following Ida Response teams are monitoring reports and satellite imagery to determine the scope of the discharge.
Coast Guard Investigating Reports of Oil Spills After Ida The Coast Guard says it is investigating reports of possible oil spills resulting from Hurricane Ida after the publication of...
National Guard Surging to Louisiana for Hurricane Relief, California to Combat Fires More than 18,000 Army and Air National Guard members have deployed to Louisiana and California to deal with climate-related...
Active-Duty Soldiers Join Fight Against the Dixie Fire in California Soldiers from Joint Base Lewis-McChord will deploy to help quell the fire, which has burned 771,000 acres.
Coast Guard, National Guard Forces Begin Rescues and Aid in Response to Hurricane Ida Damage assessments and rescues are underway in communities along the Louisiana coast.
More Military Support Heading to Haiti After Earthquake, Tropical Storm Leave 1,400 Dead Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard forces are coalescing in Haiti to assist with disaster relief following a 7.2-magnitude...
VA Doctor Among Missing as Mobile Counseling Center Is Set Up After Condo Collapse A physician with the VA Medical Center in Tuscaloosa is among the 163 dead or missing in the collapse of a condo in Surfside...
More Than 6,000 Active-Duty Troops Now Tapped to Help with COVID-19 Vaccinations Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has authorized 10 more teams to support FEMA in administering the vaccine.
Man Killed by San Francisco Police was Former Afghan Interpreter for US Special Forces Police said Ajmal Amani, 41, was holding a knife with a 6-inch blade.
US Navy Destroyer Makes Rare Port Call in New Zealand New Zealand froze most port calls by U.S. Navy ships in 1985.
Soldiers Who Refuse Vaccination Can Still Serve, But Their Careers Are Over The deadline to be vaccinated is Dec. 15 for active-duty soldiers and June 30 for Reserve and Army National Guard troops.
Some Fear China Could Win from US Spat with Marshall Islands Since World War II, the U.S. has treated the Marshall Islands, along with Micronesia and Palau, much like territories.
Philippines Rejects China's Demand to Remove Ship from Shoal Philippine forces use a grounded warship, the BRP Sierra Madre, as an outpost on the submerged but strategic shoal.
