Remains of Missing Marines, Sailor Recovered from Sunken Amphibious Vehicle The remains will be transported to Dover Air Force Base for preparation for burial.
Esper Says Beirut Explosions Likely Accident, Not Attack Defense Secretary Mark Esper said that the massive explosions that devastated Beirut were most likely a tragic accident.
Fireworks, Ammonium Nitrate Likely Fueled Beirut Explosion The scale of the damage resembles other blasts involving the chemical compound commonly used as an agricultural fertilizer.
Marine Corps IDs 9 Troops Lost in Tragic AAV Accident The AAV, which sank after taking on water while training, had 16 troops aboard in total.
Search Ends for 7 Marines and 1 Sailor Who Went Missing After AAV Accident Near California Officials announced early Sunday that leadership determined little likelihood the service members survived the accident.
Update of Five-Decade-Old Troop Carrier was Axed in 2011 Budget Crunch Amphibious vehicles — commonly called "Amtracks" — have been part of the Marine Corps' fighting force since World War II.
Search Stretches on for 8 Missing After Marine Craft Sinks Lt. Gen. Joseph Osterman said "literally every asset we have available" is searching for seven Marines and a Navy corpsman.
Marines Suspend All AAV Water Ops as Search for 8 Missing Troops Continues The Marine Corps will inspect its fleet of amphibious assault vehicles after one took on water during a training mishap.
Two Decks Separate Bonhomme Richard Fire from 1M Gallons of Fuel, Admiral Says The ship's upper decks and superstructure have been damaged, and the forward mast has collapsed. The ship is also listing.
57 Suffer Fire and Smoke Injuries as Navy Ship Bonhomme Richard Continues to Burn Five people remain hospitalized a day after a Navy big-deck amphibious assault ship caught fire in San Diego.
DoD to Assess Female Troops' Reproductive Health for First Time in Decades The survey focuses on their experiences with military health care and preferences for family planning and contraception.
She Was a Pioneering Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer. A Tsunami of Sexual Harassment Followed Sara Faulkner had the "it" factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer school.
Ex-Green Berets Sentenced to 20 Years for Venezuela Attack Both decorated former U.S. service members, they were found guilty of conspiracy, trafficking in illegal arms and terrorism.
Military Leaders Are Confronting a New Form of Discrimination: Pregnancy Bias Discrimination, conscious or not, often starts during maternity leave.
Remains of Missing Marines, Sailor Recovered from Sunken Amphibious Vehicle The remains will be transported to Dover Air Force Base for preparation for burial.
