The electronic device that was used is manufactured to a standard of “one defect in a million,” and no human error was found, Marine investigators said of the Camp Pendleton incident.
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‘One-in-a-million’ malfunction caused Marine artillery round to explode over highway, report finds
The artillery live-fire demonstration caused California officials to close Interstate 5 near Camp Pendleton at the last ...
Metal shrapnel from an exploding artillery shell fell and damaged a California Highway Patrol vehicle as personnel at a U.S. Marine Corps base fired live rounds over a highway - against the objections ...
An “explosive ordnance” detonated prematurely and hit a law enforcement vehicle near Camp Pendleton in California Saturday. The incident happened during the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps ...
Camp Pendleton, one of the Marine Corps’ largest West Coast bases, planned the demonstration as a part of its 250th anniversary celebration. The plan involved Marines firing high explosive rounds from ...
Metal shrapnel from an exploding artillery shell fell hit and damaged a California Highway Patrol vehicle as personnel at a U.S. Marine Corps base fired live rounds over a highway — against the ...
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