Navy SEAL veterans are sounding the alarm on Mexican sewage that is spewing into U.S. waters in San Diego where SEALs train and have been left sickened.

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Crutchfield was injured, and two other soldiers in her Humvee died during the 2006 incident in Afghanistan, she said.

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Lawmakers pressed top defense officials on military readiness in the Indo-Pacific amid rising threats from China, emphasizing modernization, energy resilience and high-tech capabilities.

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