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You’ve lost that lovin’ feeling: Marriage and family hampered by military life, survey results say
The survey suggests that the allure of marriage and family has been significantly disparaged due to the unique demands military culture imposes.
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A trailblazer to the end: The Navy’s first female admiral passes away at 98
President Richard Nixon approved Duerk’s selection to rear admiral in 1972.
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Slain corpsman was ‘ambushed’ by schizophrenic Marine Corps deserter, authorities say
Rideout had just arrived at her Oceanside residence moments earlier after leaving Camp Pendleton and was still in uniform when she was killed.
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Navy chief who reportedly beat up kid at youth soccer game charged with assault and battery
Chief Engineman Jordan Lee Grinnell is slated to go to trial on Oct. 4.
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Here’s why the Okinawa government is building shelters to protect schoolchildren from Marines
The strained relationship between Okinawa’s local populace and the region’s U.S. military occupants is well-documented.
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Marine charged with assaulting 60-year-old woman ordered to remain in Australia
The 20-year-old was charged with assault after allegedly dragging the woman from her car.
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Navy corpsman shot dead in her apartment, neighbor arrested
The 24-year-old HM3 was stationed at Camp Pendleton.
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Ticketmaster gives San Diego-area military discount to watch world-class soccer
A couple top international club teams will be playing in San Diego on July 25.
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Ensign commissions her 63-year-old father as a Navy officer
The heart surgeon passed up a relaxing retirement to join his daughter as a naval officer.
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‘Each slash meant something’ — Harlem Hellfighter knifed his way to survival in the trenches of France
Johnson fainted after the hour-long fight and sustaining wounds to his arm, feet, face and back, primarily from knives and bayonets.
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You’ve lost that lovin’ feeling: Marriage and family hampered by military life, survey results say
The survey suggests that the allure of marriage and family has been significantly disparaged due to the unique demands military culture imposes.
-
A trailblazer to the end: The Navy’s first female admiral passes away at 98
President Richard Nixon approved Duerk’s selection to rear admiral in 1972.
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Slain corpsman was ‘ambushed’ by schizophrenic Marine Corps deserter, authorities say
Rideout had just arrived at her Oceanside residence moments earlier after leaving Camp Pendleton and was still in uniform when she was killed.
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Navy chief who reportedly beat up kid at youth soccer game charged with assault and battery
Chief Engineman Jordan Lee Grinnell is slated to go to trial on Oct. 4.
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Here’s why the Okinawa government is building shelters to protect schoolchildren from Marines
The strained relationship between Okinawa’s local populace and the region’s U.S. military occupants is well-documented.
-
Marine charged with assaulting 60-year-old woman ordered to remain in Australia
The 20-year-old was charged with assault after allegedly dragging the woman from her car.
-
Navy corpsman shot dead in her apartment, neighbor arrested
The 24-year-old HM3 was stationed at Camp Pendleton.
-
Ticketmaster gives San Diego-area military discount to watch world-class soccer
A couple top international club teams will be playing in San Diego on July 25.
-
Ensign commissions her 63-year-old father as a Navy officer
The heart surgeon passed up a relaxing retirement to join his daughter as a naval officer.
-
‘Each slash meant something’ — Harlem Hellfighter knifed his way to survival in the trenches of France
Johnson fainted after the hour-long fight and sustaining wounds to his arm, feet, face and back, primarily from knives and bayonets.
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You’ve lost that lovin’ feeling: Marriage and family hampered by military life, survey results say
The survey suggests that the allure of marriage and family has been significantly disparaged due to the unique demands military culture imposes.
-
A trailblazer to the end: The Navy’s first female admiral passes away at 98
President Richard Nixon approved Duerk’s selection to rear admiral in 1972.
-
Slain corpsman was ‘ambushed’ by schizophrenic Marine Corps deserter, authorities say
Rideout had just arrived at her Oceanside residence moments earlier after leaving Camp Pendleton and was still in uniform when she was killed.
-
Navy chief who reportedly beat up kid at youth soccer game charged with assault and battery
Chief Engineman Jordan Lee Grinnell is slated to go to trial on Oct. 4.
-
Here’s why the Okinawa government is building shelters to protect schoolchildren from Marines
The strained relationship between Okinawa’s local populace and the region’s U.S. military occupants is well-documented.
-
Marine charged with assaulting 60-year-old woman ordered to remain in Australia
The 20-year-old was charged with assault after allegedly dragging the woman from her car.
-
Navy corpsman shot dead in her apartment, neighbor arrested
The 24-year-old HM3 was stationed at Camp Pendleton.
-
Ticketmaster gives San Diego-area military discount to watch world-class soccer
A couple top international club teams will be playing in San Diego on July 25.
-
Ensign commissions her 63-year-old father as a Navy officer
The heart surgeon passed up a relaxing retirement to join his daughter as a naval officer.
-
‘Each slash meant something’ — Harlem Hellfighter knifed his way to survival in the trenches of France
Johnson fainted after the hour-long fight and sustaining wounds to his arm, feet, face and back, primarily from knives and bayonets.
