The aircraft carrier has spent much of the last two years at sea.
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The Coast Guard Cutter Boutwell was scheduled to return to San Diego Thursday from a two-month Eastern Pacific patrol during which it thwarted a significant drug smuggling attempt. -
A motions hearing was scheduled at Camp Pendleton Thursday for a Marine Corps non-commissioned officer facing a murder retrial in military court for the 2006 death of an unarmed civilian in Iraq. -
The Aspire Center in Old Town will provide Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans with rehabilitation services. -
The U.S. Army is investigating the death of Pfc. Joshua A. Gray, 21, who died at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan on Feb. 10. The Department of Defense has not released any specifics on how Gray died, except to say it was in a "non-combat related incident." -
Men wearing Afghan Security Force uniforms shot and killed two American soldiers Wednesday in Afghanistan. -
A prominent Navy official says San Diego should continue to have a strong military presence and that means the region's economy likely will benefit. -
Army Sgt. Preston Griffall, 29, of Salt Lake City and Army Sgt. Matt Mortensen, 28, of Huntington Station, N.Y. will compete Wednesday in the men's doubles luge competition at the Sochi Olympic games. -
The Navy has permanently removed Command Master Chief Petty Officer Jesus Galura from his post on the USS Germantown, as an investigation into whether Galura sexually assaulted another crew member continues. -
The Army’s Criminal Investigation Command has a warning for military families about a website that aims to steal their personal information. -
A military working dog apparently is in good health and being fed a diet of kebab, according to statement released by the dog's captors — the Taliban.
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