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John Thill, who comes from one of Oceanside's early families, shares his grandparents' love story and some of the area's history

Catherine Martinelli and Soledad Jackson met when both joined the Marines in the 1980s. They haven’t always stayed in touch over the past forty years but when...

The ACV replaced the aging and troubled amphibious assault vehicle after decades of use and a 2020 mishap that killed eight Marines and a Navy corpsman on the West Coast.

An SDPD sergeant credited with saving a fellow officer's life 6 years ago by shielding him from gunfire was awarded a Purple Heart for combat wounds he suffered while serving during the Iraq War.

The new amphibious combat vehicles are set to replace the services current armored vehicles that date to the 1970s.

A San Diego police officer was awarded the Purple Heart this week for wounds he suffered while serving with the U.S. Marine Corps during in Iraq.

Francisco Roman Jr. received the military commendation at Camp Pendleton in honor of his actions and resulting injuries during the First Battle of Fallujah as a Marine

Francisco Roman Jr. was wounded by an improvised explosive device in the spring of 2005 while leading Marines in a quick-reaction force to support another squad...

The Pentagon achieved a minimum viable capability for its Joint All Domain Command and Control effort through the recent Global Information Dominance Experiment, Deputy CDAO Margaret Palmieri said.

Federal officials could use sand from new North County site to restart Orange County project