A live artillery blast over closed Interstate 5 at a US Marine Corps event sparks controversy and damages vehicles. The incident renews criticism over live-fire exercises near civilian infrastructure during a high-profile event attended by Vice President JD Vance and Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Netflix released its first look at a new documentary about the Marine Corps this past week, dropping the trailer for the show simply titled ‘Marines.’

The U.S. Marine Corps' live-fire from Camp Pendleton as part of its 250th birthday celebration will cause Interstate 5 to be closed for four hours on Saturday.

Vice President JD Vance is coming to Camp Pendleton on Saturday for the event. That’s led to planned freeway closures near the base.

The Navy and Marine Corps' weeklong birthday party​ celebrations wrapped up with a big sendoff, including a fireworks show.

The Winnebago Detachment will host the Marine Corps’ 250th birthday ball in Oshkosh on Nov. 15. Reservations due by Nov. 7.

Vice President JD Vance rang in the Marine Corps’ 250th at Camp Pendleton, praising fellow Marines after an assault demo and pledging they are ready to fight and win.

The streamer has ordered four-part docuseries Marines from Amblin Documentaries and Lucky8 TV with Chelsea Yarnell directing.