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Ryker Frost, 10, died as a result of injuries suffered during a collision involving his family's minivan and a military police vehicle that was responding to a report of a gate crasher.

The Marine Corps service-wide inspection that ended March 15 found that many Marines are living in "uninhabitable" conditions.

Gen. Charles Flynn said the U.S. Army will field newly developed missiles in the Indo-Pacific region this year with additional types in the pipeline, but the Pacific-area commander did not provide any details on how, where or when they would be deployed.

One photo shows a sailor from California saluting as an Indian Navy helicopter takes off from the USS Somerset, a San Diego-based amphibious transport dock.

The USS Boxer, one of the Navy’s key “mini-carriers,” deployed this week for the first time in five years, leaving San Diego for the Indo-Pacific following a series of costly engineering problems that a Navy probe says could have been avoided.

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The 'mini-carrier' had experienced a series of costly mechanical problems that Navy investigators say could have been avoided

Service members and their families at 14 military installations can now move to their next duty stations using a new streamlined system for shipping their belongings designed to overcome longstanding problems with military moves.