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The U.S. Marine Corps has known since 2010 of a critical safety issue on its V-22 Osprey fleet.

U.S. Marine Seth A. Has The Eagle and Airman Tyra Messerly, both the children of Brenda Has The Eagle of Fort Belknap, recently graduated from

Despite the findings the military continues to fly the V-22 with no firm understanding of the cause or any definitive mechanical fix for the problem in sight.

TOPEKA (KSNT) – A Marine Corporal, Karl Snyder’s time helping fellow servicemembers didn’t end once his time in the military came to a close. In the Topeka VA Cantina, you’ll find Karl working to connect fellow veterans through the Veteran Supply shop. His appreciation for helping fellow servicemen started in California four decades ago, where […]

(Right to Left) SDCCD police officer Ruben Diaz was recognized as Law Enforcement Officer of the Year by SDCCD Lieutenant Kenneth Nelson and Jim Kurupas

In the chaotic aftermath of the Fall of Saigon in 1975, Camp Pendleton became a temporary haven for thousands of refugees.

This week in health news, from Scott LaFee of the Sanford Burnham Prebys research institute

Cindy Borges, 62, died after she was struck by a vehicle in front of her daughter’s Camp Pendleton home earlier this month, the county Medical Examiner's Office said Monday.

The Trustees of the Marine Corps University Foundation have elected General John F. Kelly, USMC (ret), as Chair of their Board, succeeding Lieutenant General

During his youth in St. Louis, Travis Reynders heard of relatives who had served in the military, including a grandfather who participated in some rough battles in World War II.