The aircraft carrier has spent much of the last two years at sea.
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Stateside TRICARE military health plan service centers will close their doors on April 1, requiring beneficiaries to do administrative tasks either online or by phone. -
One of the three Americans killed when their MC-12 reconnaissance aircraft crashed in Afghanistan on Jan. 10 has been identified as Chief Warrant Officer 3 Andrew McAdams, 27, of the Wyoming Army National Guard. -
The Navy has expanded search and recovery efforts at the crash site of the MH-53E Sea Dragon helicopter that went down Jan. 8 off the coast of Virginia. Still missing is Navy Lt. Sean Snyder, 39, of Santee. -
The San Diego-based Navy frigate USS Rentz intercepted roughly 313 kilograms (690 pounds) of cocaine in the month of December, while taking part in counter drug trafficking operations in the coastal waters off Central America. The street value of all that cocaine? About $10.4 million. -
Hundreds of Marines from Camp Pendleton are deploying to Afghanistan to close out the final chapter of America’s longest war. -
U.S. Marines fought fiercely for Fallujah, and now it's gone. The SDPD says racial profiling is not a problem. Will the Broncos be a problem for the Chargers? And, we remember Jerry Coleman. -
Two U.S. service members and one civilian were killed when their MC-12 reconnaissance plane crashed in eastern Afghanistan on Friday. -
The Navy has identified the crew member still missing after his helicopter crashed Wednesday morning off the coast of Virginia as Lt. Sean Christopher Snyder, 39, of Santee, Calif. -
The Navy has confirmed that two crew members are dead and one is still missing after their helicopter crashed Wednesday morning off the coast of Virginia. -
KPBS Midday EditionThe brutal house-to-house combat to tame the Iraqi insurgent stronghold west of Baghdad cemented its place in U.S. military history and many veterans of the battle are disheartened at Fallujah's recent fall to Islamist forces.
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