Pendleton Marine Killed in Philippines Plane Crash Was Jacob M. Durham, 22, of Long Beach
Sgt. Jacob M. Durham, 22, died in Thursday's accident during a routine mission while aboard a UC-12W Beechcraft King Air 350 ...
US Marine from California was one of 4 people killed in Philippines plane crash
Sgt. Jacob M. Durham, 22, of Long Beach, was taking part in a routine mission “providing intelligence, surveillance and ...
Camp Pendleton Marine from Long Beach ID’d as among those killed in Philippines plane crash
Sgt. Jacob M. Durham had just been promoted to the rank of sergeant. He served with the 1st Radio Battalion at Camp Pendleton ...
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Camp Pendleton identifies CA Marine killed in Philippines plane crash
Marine officials at Camp Pendleton identified Sgt. Jacob M. Durham as a U.S. Marine involved in a fatal aircraft incident on ...
Thousands of U.S. and Mexican troops are at the border. Here’s where they are and what they’re doing.
The Mexican National Guard has set up checkpoints to search vehicles while U.S. troops assist border officials ...
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Navy, Marines Learning to Make Do as V-22 Restrictions Endure
The V-22 Osprey has long legs, but the Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force tiltrotor fleets have been on a short leash since a ...
Camp Pendleton identifies Marine killed in Philippines surveillance mission
Marine Corps officials at Camp Pendleton on Sunday identified Sgt. Jacob M. Durham as the U.S. Marine who tragically lost his life in an aircraft incident on Feb. 6, 2025, in the Philippine ...
Marine Corps identifies Long Beach native killed in airplane crash in the Philippines
Sgt. Jacob M. Durham, a Long Beach, California native, was the Marine who died in a surveillance plane crash in the ...
Marines and their families struggling with food insecurity can shop expanded food pantry
In 2024, 2,836 families got fresh fruits, veggies and proteins from the Armed Services YMCA on Camp Pendleton. Now the pantry ...
California Senators Push for More Year-Round Firefighters
A new proposal is aimed at addressing California’s growing fire season — which typically lasted from June to October in the 1990s but is now considered to be from May through December, according to ...