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Airmen of the Ohio Air National Guard, 200th Red Horse Squadron, depart for Puerto Rico to help with earthquake relief efforts Jan. 17, 2020.<br>Joseph Harwood/U.S. National Guard
Airmen of the Ohio Air National Guard, 200th Red Horse Squadron, depart for Puerto Rico to help with earthquake relief efforts Jan. 17, 2020.<br>Joseph Harwood/U.S. National Guard

National Guard recovery efforts expand in Puerto Rico

About 1,300 service members from the National Guard and the Army Reserve are now providing shelter for thousands of Puerto Ricans left homeless by a series of earthquakes that devastated the island more than two weeks ago.

About 650 members of the Puerto Rico National Guard have been activated to help with building tents to shelter hundreds of residents who lost their homes following a 6.4-magnitude earthquake Jan. 7, 2020.<br>Puerto Rico National Guard
About 650 members of the Puerto Rico National Guard have been activated to help with building tents to shelter hundreds of residents who lost their homes following a 6.4-magnitude earthquake Jan. 7, 2020.<br>Puerto Rico National Guard

National Guard triples force in Puerto Rico as New York prepares to send troops

Puerto Rico has activated more than 650 of its National Guard members with 115 more preparing to travel from New York to help construct and support tent shelters across the southern region of the island where thousands of residents continue to sleep outdoors for fear of another major earthquake.

An undated file photo provided by the FBI shows Mohammed Alshamrani.<br>FBI
An undated file photo provided by the FBI shows Mohammed Alshamrani.<br>FBI

Saudi military trainees sent home as FBI declares Pensacola Naval Air Station shooting an 'act of terrorism'

While there is no evidence of assistance or knowledge of the attack by other members of the Saudi military who are training in the United States, 21 students will be sent back home for anti-American social media posts or child pornography, according to Monday’s announcement.

Members of the Puerto Rico National Guard's 105th Quartermaster Company of the 3678th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion move cases of bottled water for people staying at a shelter at the Mariano Rodriguez Coliseum in the Municipality of Guayanilla, following a 6.4-magnitude earthquake that shook the southern half of the island Tuesday.<br>Puerto Rico National Guard
Members of the Puerto Rico National Guard's 105th Quartermaster Company of the 3678th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion move cases of bottled water for people staying at a shelter at the Mariano Rodriguez Coliseum in the Municipality of Guayanilla, following a 6.4-magnitude earthquake that shook the southern half of the island Tuesday.<br>Puerto Rico National Guard

200 Puerto Rico National Guard troops activated in earthquake recovery

Nearly 200 Puerto Rico National Guard members are assisting in the recovery efforts following a series of earthquakes this week that have shaken the island and left thousands homeless.

<br>Getty Images/iStockphoto
<br>Getty Images/iStockphoto

Construction company to pay $3 million to Fort Sill to settle false claim lawsuit

A Kansas-based construction company has agreed to pay $3 million to settle a lawsuit, accusing them of submitting false claims to the Army for work completed to a dam at Fort Sill, Okla., according to the Department of Justice.

The Clover family is one of three Marine Corps families to file lawsuits against Lincoln Military Housing in San Diego for negligence in maintaining safe base housing since a fourth Marine Corps family won a similar lawsuit against the company in September. Court documents from the Clovers describe constant water leaks in their home while their son's health deteriorated.<br>Webb Law Group
The Clover family is one of three Marine Corps families to file lawsuits against Lincoln Military Housing in San Diego for negligence in maintaining safe base housing since a fourth Marine Corps family won a similar lawsuit against the company in September. Court documents from the Clovers describe constant water leaks in their home while their son's health deteriorated.<br>Webb Law Group

Three lawsuits filed in San Diego over Marine Corps families' housing conditions

Two Marine Corps families are suing Lincoln Military Housing for negligence, fraud and rent abatement, among other allegations, related to mold in housing at Camp Pendleton and Marine Corps Air Station Miramar that left members in each family sick.