Navy, Wary of Virus, Stays Vigilant as Civilian World Edges Toward Reopening
Bases are still limiting operations to essential services with no plan to ease soon.
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Navy Closes San Diego Schoolhouse After 2 Students, Instructor Get Coronavirus
The Navy has shut down a schoolhouse in California after personnel connected to the facility tested positive for coronavirus.
Coast Guard Offloads $312 Million Worth of Seized Cocaine
An estimated $312 million worth of cocaine seized from smugglers in the Pacific Ocean has been brought to San Diego.
Naval Medical Center Security Personnel Shoot, Injure Man Who Drove Past Gate
Security personnel shot and injured a man who drove past a gate Monday night at Naval Medical Center San Diego in the Balboa...
Former San Diego Sailor Receives 20-Year Sentence for Sex Crimes Against a Minor
A former U.S. Navy sailor was sentenced to 20 years in prison Monday for having sexual contact with a 14-year-old.
Admiral Who Oversaw SEAL Prosecution Implicated in 'Fat Leonard' Probe, Documents Indicate
Redacted documents and her command history indicate the Navy Region Southwest commander was investigated.
Drug Rehab Counselor Charged with Murder in Sailor's Fentanyl Overdose Death
This is just the second time the DA has brought murder charges arising from the sale of fentanyl linked to overdose deaths.
Military Not Following Own Rules for On-Base Domestic Violence Investigations
The Pentagon's Office of Inspector General released a report showing many investigatory shortcomings across the services.
Major Pacific Exercise Preps Marines, Sailors for Large-Scale Maritime Battle
About 10,000 sailors and Marines completed Exercise Pacific Blitz in California.
Carrier Lincoln Readies for Historic Deployment Amid Homeport Change
The Abraham Lincoln and Carrier Strike Group 12 are training for their first 2nd Fleet deployment.
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Meet the First and Only Air Force Pilot to Shoot Down a Satellite
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Two Female Airmen Reclassify After Attempting to Complete Special Ops Training
Since the DoD opened combat career fields to women, few female airmen have qualified for Air Force special warfare training.
Military's Top Appeals Court to Consider Whether Retirees Can Be Court-Martialed
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces is the last stop before military appeals battles make it to the Supreme Court.
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Sailors will be required to perform the plank in place of curl-ups in the first cycle of the 2021 PRT.
'We All Feel Her Loss:' Fort Hood Commander Confirms Vanessa Guillen's Death
"She is part of our history and she will not be forgotten," Maj. Gen. Scott Efflandt said.