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The USNS Harvey Milk was built in San Diego and local elected leaders and LGBTQ+ veterans say they're ready for a fight.
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After a lockdown, hospital operations at the Naval Medical Center San Diego resumed Thursday afternoon. -
San Diego-based Marines and sailors have spent the past several weeks storming beaches, testing explosives and practicing amphibious landings. The exercise was carried out amid heightened tensions with North Korea. -
Staff Sgt. Louis F. Cardin died Saturday from wounds suffered when his unit was hit by rocket fire northern Iraq, according to the U.S. Department of Defense. -
The USS William P. Lawrence in San Diego and USS Paul Hamilton in Hawaii will swap home ports as part of a strategy to place its most advanced ships or closer to Asia. -
A San Diego fisherman's beloved German shepherd fell overboard and was presumed drowned. She was found more than a month later on San Clemente Island, a Navy-owned training base 70 miles off San Diego. -
Public invited to two free performances — one in Carlsbad, one at MCRD -
A metal recycler convicted of theft and conspiracy to sell shell casings used at Camp Pendleton will be sentenced in June. -
Republican Rep. Duncan Hunter of Alpine after SEALs return from a deployment, their rifles are given to other commandos who are shipping out. -
The Marine Corps is planning a $50 million effort to airlift desert tortoises out of prospective combat training grounds in Southern California. -
The wig-wearing, human-looking robots being used by Camp Pendleton Marines are guided by GPS and move around on two wheels at a speed of 8 mph.
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