Military Life

For those of you who've never been on a Navy ship, now's your chance. The USS San Diego is open for tours

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a Sailor who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

What do Randy Orton, the “Road Dogg” Jesse James and Chuck Palumbo all have in common? All three men were Marines and professional wrestlers sometime in their careers.

In an effort to obtain a snapshot of fleet satisfaction with female uniform design and fit among female Sailors, the Navy collected data through interviews, surveys and female focus groups at various shore installations beginning in June 2010. As a result of feedback collected during this initial evaluation, the Navy determined a larger, fleet-wide uniform survey was needed.

The San Diego-based USS McClusky was involved in helping seize almost 5,000 pounds of cocaine with a street value of $363 million.

The military has identified the Marine found dead at Camp Pendleton Monday morning as Lance Cpl. Michael J. Ronner. He was 23-years-old. NCIS is investigating the death as a suicide.

The Daily Report is a roundup of the morning's top military news.

Despite years of concerted effort, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the commandant of the Coast Guard are dissatisfied with progress made in reducing sexual assault in the military, and have released strategic direction to increase the emphasis on combating the crime.

For the third year running, the Marines have topped the medal count at the 2012 Warrior Games, which took place in Colorado Springs, Colorado from May 1-5.

Daniel Huff always wanted to be a Marine, because - as he puts it - they aren't afraid of anything. Huff almost drowned as a toddler, and has spent his life overcoming physical challenges put in his path by that accident. This week, the Marines at MCAS Miramar were able to make a Huff's childhood dream come true.