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Three United States service members were killed today in Kandahar province, Afghanistan when their vehicle hit a roadside bomb. -
A military working dog named Cpl. Tick was killed on May 14, 2012 in an improvised explosive device blast. Cpl Tick's handler, Lance Cpl. Bryan Utrilla, will honor her on the one-year anniversary of her death by placing her dog tags on the Camp Pendleton cross memorial. -
A Marine Corps investigation found Lance Cpl. John Cagle, 19, was killed in 2011 when the hydraulic seat in his Light Armored Vehicle malfunctioned and crushed his throat. The probe showed the malfunction of the LAV's seat was not an anomaly. -
Five U.S. soldiers and two Marines were killed May 4 in what was the deadliest day in 2013 for U.S. forces in the Afghan War. -
An Afghan soldier shot and killed two U.S. Marines and a military working dog on May 4 in Afghanistan. According to witness reports, the dog died trying to save his handler. -
Army Staff Sgt. Michael H. Simpson, 30, died May 1 in Landstuhl, Germany of wounds he suffered in an April 27 improvised explosive device attack in Afghanistan. -
National Air Cargo company officials have identified seven of their employees who were killed Monday when their cargo plane crashed soon after takeoff from Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan. -
A Camp Pendleton Navy Corpsman will be awarded the Silver Star at a special ceremony on base Friday. Petty Officer 1st Class Benny Flores helped save the lives of wounded Marines during an enemy attack in Afghanistan last year, despite the fact he was injured himself. -
Three NATO troops were killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan on Tuesday. Their nationalities have not yet been released. -
Seven crew members of a U.S. civilian cargo plane were killed when their aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff Monday at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan.
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