Check Your Policy: A Marine Family's $14K Bill for Base Housing Damage A major insurer has changed its policy on liability coverage for military housing tenants after a Camp Pendleton family...
Marine Combat Instructors May Soon Get Their Special Duty Assignment Status Back The training the Marine Corps wants requires better-trained combat instructors -- about 80 more than the current total.
Determined Marine Steamrolls Recruit Training The Marines can provide an opportunity to see the world while serving, but for some, it's the start of a better life.
Marines Under Investigation After Ammo, Explosives Reportedly Go Missing at Pendleton A sergeant at Camp Pendleton is in custody and facing charges, and another service member is awaiting a federal hearing in...
Sailor Killed in Military Vehicle Crash Remembered for Loving His Work, Helping Others Equipment Operator 3rd Class Aaron Fish, with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 5, was killed in the accident Tuesday.
San Diego Navy Personnel Among the First in DoD to Get New COVID-19 Vaccine Shots All participation will be voluntary, officials reiterated.
Marine Corps Boots Infantryman Investigated for Sharing Alleged White Supremacist Material Thomas Cade Martin was separated on Sept. 11, 2020.
Marine Units Deactivate in Aggressive Plan to Reshape the Corps At least four Marine Corps units have cased their colors in recent weeks as part of an aggressive plan to reshape the force.
43-Year-Old Former Marine Infantry Battalion Commander Dies After Sudden Illness He had commanded the Marines' legendary "Dark Horse" battalion until February.
First Two Marines Arrested in Camp Pendleton Human Smuggling Ring Get Prison Time Lance Cpl. Byron Darnell Law II and Lance Cpl. David Javier Salazar-Quintero recently pleaded guilty on smuggling charges.
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.
