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The Trump administration said Tuesday it is ending the deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops in Los Angeles.
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Two United States soldiers drowned when their Humvee fell into the Hantan River as they drove toward the Rodriguez Live Fire Complex for military training in Yeoncheon, South Korea. -
The Air Force has released the names of two airmen killed in a car crash last week. Airman 1st Class Edward Yu and Airman 1st Class Abtron (Tron) O'Neal died when their vehicle collided with a truck on a highway near Colorado Springs, Colo. -
San Diego city schools students and their parents are working on a project to fill in gaps in the history books. -
Thanksgiving is still a week away, but Camp Pendleton is showing off a bit of Christmas spirit early this year. The base is hosting its "2013 Tree Lighting Celebration" on Saturday evening. -
Merrill E. Newman, an 85-year-old Korean War veteran from Northern California, has been detained in North Korea after visiting the country with a friend. Newman was arrested for reasons unknown on Oct. 26, and his family is desperate to contact him. -
For the first time in Marine Corps history, three women will graduate from the Marine Corps’ grueling enlisted infantry training course. -
Law enforcement officials are investigating a car accident this morning that took the lives of two service members assigned to Schriever Air Force Base. The names of the airmen were not released. -
Some crew members of the San Diego-based USS Cowpens have started a snack drive for children affected by the devastating Typhoon Haiyan. -
Army Staff Sgt. Alex A. Viola, 29, died Nov. 17 in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Viola, a Green Beret, was killed when his unit was hit by a roadside bomb. He is the second Green Beret to die in Afghanistan in less than a week. -
The USS Freedom - homeport San Diego - is one of three ships heading to the Philippines to provide humanitarian aid in the wake of Tyhpoon Haiyan. The amphibious ships will replace the aircraft carrier USS George Washington, as their smaller size makes them more useful in providing disaster relief.
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