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US Marines investigating firing of live artillery over major California highway
The U.S. Marines are investigating the firing of live artillery over a major California highway during a ceremony attended by Vice President JD Vance in which one shell blew up in the air and rained ...

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Marines investigating errant live-fire blast over California’s I-5
Marine Corps artillery mishap part of unusual firing over highway
Artillery shell detonated over I-5 during Marines’ celebration, California officials say
A 155 mm shell fired during a live-fire demonstration for the 250th anniversary of the Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton on Saturday prematurely detonated, dropping fragments of the shell on a California...

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Artillery shrapnel hits vehicles on California highway during Marines celebration
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Artillery Shell Detonates During Marines’ Celebration, Hits CHP Vehicle
Newsom hits ‘reckless’ military display after highway patrol vehicle hit by shrapnel
“We love our Marines and owe a debt of to gratitude to Camp Pendleton, but next time, the Vice President and the White House shouldn’t be so reckless with people’s lives for their vanity projects,” Ne...

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Law enforcement car in Vance escort accidentally gets hit by artillery shell
Newsom Rages at White House After Artillery Shell Explodes During Marines Celebration

‘One of the greats': California Marine pilot killed in Camp Pendleton crash identified

T he U.S. Marine Corps identified the pilot killed in last week's helicopter crash in the California desert as Maj. Tyler R. Braconi, a 35-year-old California native and decorated Marine aviator based at Camp Pendleton.

Artillery drills to shut down stretch of California's I-5 during Camp Pendleton event

The military showcase has drawn has drawn strong objections from Gov. Newsom, who said safety concerns forced him to close a 17-mile portion of the interstate.
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5 Freeway closure for live ammunition event at Camp Pendleton causes weekend gridlock

A 17-mile stretch of the 5 Freeway was shut down Saturday because of a military event involving live ammunition at Camp Pendleton.
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