The U.S. Marine Corps identified the pilot killed in last week's helicopter crash in the California desert as Maj. Tyler R.

The US Marine Corps is no stranger to firing live ordnance as part training, but it had been years — more than 70, according ...

Maj. Tyler R. Braconi was killed in an AH-1Z Viper crash in Southern California on Thursday. A second, unidentified Marine ...

Metal shrapnel from an explosive artillery shell damaged a California Highway Patrol (CHP) vehicle during a Marine Corps live ...

While no one was hurt, experts say the decision to fire live munitions over the freeway during the ceremony was highly ...

Braconi became a decorated officer after joining the Marine Corps in 2012. He attained the rank of major in 2022 and received ...

Maj. Tyler R. Braconi, 35, has been identified as the pilot who died in a helicopter incident last week, according to a ...

Maj. Tyler Braconi died after an AH-1Z helicopter he, along with another pilot, was assigned to experienced an "aviation ...

Posts claiming the U.S. Marine Corps fired live ammunition over Interstate 5 in Southern California, causing the highway to ...

The U.S. Marines are investigating the firing of live artillery over a major California highway during a ceremony attended by ...