The recent discovery of a hidden 250-pound bomb has prompted a new round of warnings from the Marine Corps for people to avoid setting foot on Brown’s Island on the North Carolina coast. Camp ...

On Friday, the Marine Corps identified a Marine killed in a Wednesday shooting at a Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, barracks that investigators are treating as a homicide. Lance Cpl. Austin B ...

The discovery of a 250-pound WWII bomb stuck in the sand prompted Cape Lejeune Marine Corps Base to post new warnings for people to avoid Brown’s Island.

Three men who were found dead in a vehicle Sunday morning at a North Carolina store have been identified as Marine lance corporals from Camp Lejeune, officials said.

The discovery of a 250-pound WWII bomb stuck in the sand prompted Cape Lejeune Marine Corps Base to post new warnings for people to avoid Brown’s Island.

The Provost Marshal’s Office of Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, received a call early Sunday morning, two days after Muchai’s disappearance, that a body had been found on the ...

For over 50 years, Browns Island — which is part of Camp LeJeune, the sprawling Marine Corps base on North Carolina’s coast — was a bombing range for aircraft, artillery, and even ships ...

Three children died at a North Carolina military base on the same day, officials said. The deaths were reported over the weekend on Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, roughly 125 miles southeast of ...

Uninhabited island off North Carolina is off ... It belongs to the U.S. Department of Defense and is ruled over by Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune — 125 miles ... Brown’s Island has been ...

Three Marines assigned to the 2nd Marine Logistics Group at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, were found dead on July 23. Check out our latest YouTube videos. Watch here 🎥 ...

The discovery of a 250-pound WWII bomb stuck in the sand prompted Cape Lejeune Marine Corps Base to post new warnings for people to avoid Brown’s Island.