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The top Marine general and four of his legal advisers are implicated in a complaint to the Defense Department Inspector General charging they inappropriately inserted themselves into the prosecution of cases stemming from the infamous video showing scout
The commingled remains of 13 fallen service members — mostly Marines — killed in the last armed action of the Vietnam War were laid to rest May 15 at Arlington National Cemetery, Va. The men died in a raid known today as the Mayaguez Incident, which was mounted to save the crew of a civilian container ship highjacked in 1975 by communist Khmer Rouge forces near Cambodia. The commingled remains of 13 fallen service members — mostly Marines — killed in the last armed action of the Vietnam War were laid to rest May 15 at Arlington National Cemetery, Va. The men died in a raid known today as the Mayaguez Incident, which was mounted to save the crew of a civilian container ship highjacked in 1975 by communist Khmer Rouge forces near Cambodia.
The Defense Department is preparing to send a controversial report to Congress that explains in detail how reserve-component troops are substantially cheaper than active-duty members — an official analysis that is likely to fuel a growing debate about the
VA still giving addictive drugs for PTSD
NCOs focus of new anti sex-assault push
Documents: LAV seat glitch caused Marine's Afghanistan deathMarines tell investigators hydraulic issue was widespread
After months or years of taking orders from guys with more stripes on their uniforms, how would you like to be your own boss on the civilian side?
A push to prevent public colleges and universities from charging student veterans out-of-state tuition took a leap forward Tuesday when Senate …
Concerned that teenage obesity has dramatically reduced the number of people eligible for military service, Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo., has introduced …
NCOs focus of new anti sex-assault pushJunior Marines and noncommissioned officers will receive enhanced training in the wake of a May 8 report from the Pentagon indicating sexual assaults are up, but that's only one piece of the Marine Corps' new prevention efforts.
Headstone to be installed for 1st USMC commandant, the 'Fightin' Quaker'On June 1, Philadelphia-area members of the Marine Corps League will install a modest headstone to honor the first commandant of the Continental Marines, Maj. Samuel Nicholas.
Documents: LAV seat glitch caused Marine's Afghanistan deathMarines tell investigators hydraulic issue was widespread
Leftwich Trophy winner led Marines against fierce insurgencyThree insurgents burst into the police headquarters in Musa Qala, Afghanistan, hell bent on killing Haji Abdul 'Koka' Wali.
Reviews threaten commissary benefitCommissary officials are conducting at least three short-fuse cost-cutting reviews, each of which could significantly reduce access to the benefit by either shutting down some stores or shortening their hours.
Q&A: Marine commandant discusses accountability, manpower and uniformsApril was tough for the commandant.
Civil War road trip: 3 days wandering history, wine & wagon stopsThe storied corridor from Gettysburg, Pa., to Monticello, Va., known as 'The Journey through Hallowed Ground,' is perfectly suited for a three-day weekend blending Civil War history and lighter entertainments.
DoD's push to dump bad leadersThe Marine Corps' top general is taking aggressive action to flag dysfunctional commanders and, he hopes, improve accountability among leaders.
Retired officers skeptical of Commandant's review planCommandant Gen. Jim Amos has embraced a new focus on accountability and better reviews of leadership within the Corps, but discussions with retired senior officers demonstrated that the change could be a sensitive subject for many.
At Boston Marathon, a combat surgeon races back to actionA dozen years of battle injuries have led to significant advancements in military trauma care.
Corps' new workout program scores with Brian Stann, UFC's 'All-American'The term 'warrior athlete' has profound meaning in the Marine Corps, but few have taken the concept to the extremely extreme, as Brian Stann has.
39 Marines given E-to-O opportunityAnother 39 enlisted Marines have been given an opportunity to earn a commission by the fiscal 2013 enlisted-to-officer selection boards. With 67 already selected earlier in the year, that brings the total for 2013 to 106.
Aquatic HITT — AMP itThe Corps has begun rolling out a new aquatic version of its High Intensity Tactical Training program — and you won't confuse it with a water aerobics class at the neighborhood pool.
Exchange billets increase for enlisted and officersExchange opportunities to serve with foreign forces or other branches of the U.S. military are expanding in fiscal year 2014.
Former soldier remembers chaplain who saved his lifeChaplain (Capt.) Emil Kapaun posthumously received the Medal of Honor on April 11 from President Obama, who presented it to family members as they and his friends and fellow soldiers recalled his valor during combat and as a prisoner of war in Korea.
Marine IMA program could lose thousands of billets in overhaulMarine officials are set to review the Individual Mobilization Augmentee program, foreshadowing a possible overhaul that could trim thousands of empty billets and reorganize the program’s structure.
Reserve promotions now tied to culture, language trainingMandatory cultural and language training is being expanded to Marine Forces Reserve beginning in May, and will be required for Marines to get promoted.
More troops and families using Post-9/11 GI BillSpouses and children of service members made up almost one-fourth of Post-9/11 GI Bill users last year, and their numbers appear to be growing, according to data provided by the Veterans Affairs Department.
COLA change would cost careerists tens of thousandsPresident Obama’s proposal to cap annual cost-of-living adjustment increases in federal benefits — including military retired pay — is a good example of how seemingly small changes can have a huge impact over time.
eMarine web app will help FROs, families communicateMarine officials are rolling out a new Web application across the service that will help family readiness officers better communicate critical — or simply useful — information to Marines and their families.
New leg brace allows disabled troops to return to active dutyA carbon-fiber leg brace is allowing once-crippled troops to return to duty — including 14 special operations personnel who have re-engaged in their physically demanding careers.
Zombie survival teaches disaster preparednessJOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON — Sometimes it takes the zombie apocalypse to get people thinking about disaster preparedness.
Fewer spouses using DoD career advancement programThe number of spouses receiving financial assistance under the Defense Department's Military Spouse Career Advancement Account program has dropped by about 12 percent this year, officials said.
Top Marine commander in Afghanistan has considerable combat experienceThe new top commander in southwestern Afghanistan will lead Marine forces there with considerable combat experience — including service during the 2004 battle for Fallujah, Iraq.
In drawdown, more troops booted for Rx drug offensesNavy Lt. Aaron Jacob was a drug addict.
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