Beth Ford Roth
Home Post BloggerBlogger Beth Ford Roth was born into a military family and has covered issues important to service members and their loved ones for many years. She has worked as a broadcast journalist in both commercial television and public radio.
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Former Chargers Drew Brees and Darren Sproles, along with other National Football stars, are headed to MCAS Miramar on Tuesday. The Marines and sailors assigned to Miramar can workout and practice pass-and-throw drills with the NFL pros. Military families are welcome, too.
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A robotic mule - affectionately named "Cujo" by the Marines in charge of testing it - is getting its first try at helping troops carry heavy loads as part of RIMPAC 2014 in Hawaii. -
Dead men may tell no tales, but they apparently do get draft notices from the United States Selective Service System. The agency accidentally sent out draft notices to 14,000 Pennsylvania men born between 1893 and 1897. -
Have you always wanted to do a downward facing dog on an aircraft carrier? Well, now's your chance to knock that one off your bucket list. Saturday morning the USS Midway will host a free yoga class on its flight deck. -
The mother-in-law of missing pregnant teenager Erin Corwin is speaking out, telling the media that her son - Marine Cpl. Jonathan Wayne Corwin - had nothing to do with his young wife's disappearance. -
Soldier Robert Gabbert entrusted his beloved dog Baxter with his former girlfriend when he deployed to Afghanistan in March. His ex-flame then sold Baxter on Craigslist to another military family. A group of strangers who learned of Gabbert's plight on Facebook have now successfully negotiated Baxter's return to his original home.
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