Five feared hurt after explosion at Marine base Five feared hurt after explosion at Marine base - Life A fire also broke out a housing unit, according to officials COLEVILLE, Calif. - Five people were thought to have been injured after an explosion at a Marine Corps base in Coleville, California, NBC station KRNV reported late Friday. A California Highway Patrol dispatcher said it was estimated there were about five victims involved. Officials said the explosion happened around 9 p.m. local time (12 a.m. ET) at the Marine Corps housing unit on the base. A fire also broke out. So far, Mono County Sheriff's Deputies and the Mono County Fire Department were responding. They did not respond to any of KRNV's calls. The station said it had been told that a careflight had been dispatched along with other emergency crews from Douglas County. U.S. Marine video 'insane', says Afghan president (03:12) Video appears to show Marines urinating on corpses (01:45) More videos in Life Accused Pentagon shooter Melaku pleads guilty Accused Pentagon shooter expected to plead guilty Convicted Marine apologizes to Iraqi civilians