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SoCal Warship Played Pivotal Role in Deadly Iran Strikes

The USS Abraham Lincoln, based in San Diego, served as a launchpad for US Navy and Marine aircraft in the coordinated operation.

US-Israel Attack on Iran Deploys 'Suicide' Drone First Tested by San Diego Warship

The Low Cost Unmanned Combat Attack System (LUCAS) drone was used to strike Iranian command and control facilities.

U.S. Navy Denies Iran's Claim of Striking USS Abraham Lincoln

CENTCOM says the aircraft carrier was not hit by Iranian missiles in the Arabian Sea.

US Green Berets to Train Mexican Military Through Mid-July

Mexico allows 12 members of US Army's 7th Special Forces Group to enter country for training purposes.

US Green Berets to Train Mexican Military Through Mid-July

Mexico authorizes 12 US Army special forces to enter country for joint training exercises.

100-Year-Old MOAA Life Member Awarded Medal of Honor at State of the Union

Capt. Royce Williams, USN (Ret), was recognized for a heroic Korean War dogfight kept secret for decades.

100-Year-Old Korean War Veteran to Receive Medal of Honor

President Trump plans to award Royce Williams the military's highest honor during the State of the Union address.

Noem's Use of Coast Guard Strains Relationship with Military Branch

Tensions rise as Coast Guard resources diverted from core missions to support immigration enforcement

U.S. Army Soldier Who Died Shielding Polish Ally to Receive Medal of Honor

Staff Sgt. Michael H. Ollis sacrificed himself to protect a wounded Polish officer during an insurgent attack in Afghanistan.

Keel Laid for Future USNS Ruth Bader Ginsburg

The ship's namesake was a longtime advocate for justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

California Bans Fees for Helping Veterans File VA Claims

New law aims to protect veterans from "claim sharks" who charge thousands in consulting fees

Navy to Boost Ship Procurement in FY '27 Budget

Secretary Phelan says next year's budget will focus on auxiliary and support vessels.

California Bans Fees for Veterans' VA Claim Assistance

New law prohibits private companies from charging former military members for help filing disability claims.

California bans fees for veterans' VA claims assistance

New law prohibits private companies from charging veterans for help filing disability claims with the Department of Veterans Affairs

USAF Needs 200 B-21s, 300 F-47s for War with China, Report Says

Air Force Academy study recommends major increases to planned procurement of next-gen bomber and fighter aircraft.

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