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Gidget Fuentes

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Gallagher, a veteran of eight overseas and combat deployments, is facing 14 criminal counts, including premeditated murder for allegedly stabbing to death an alleged ISIS fighter Iraqi forces brought for medical care by his SEAL Team platoon in Mosul, Iraq, in early May 2017.

Top brass from nearly two dozen Pacific militaries got a first look at the Navy and Marine Corps' latest sea-basing operations during a symposium meant to boost partnership with forces from across the vast region.

A Marine infantry company is putting new gear to the test here that can sustain and protect small teams deployed on their own for weeks on end.

Weak morale has plagued the Iraqi army for years. Bolstering its lower ranks is proving to an enormous challenge.

It's not a door-to-door fight, but the war on ISIS is heating up

The oldest living Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps is a living legend of sorts. John R.

According to Marine Corps' historical references, Massaro carried over into his drill field tours the popular phrase "oorah" used during his days with 1st Marine Division Reconnaissance Company in the mid-1950s.

The desert tortoise, tagged with a transmitter and stamped with the bureaucratic name of "2-4," was the last of a cohort of 35 desert tortoises released into the wild by the Marine Corps.

The coalition included several U.S. allies — Mexico, Japan, New Zealand. Each is bolstering amphibious capabilities.

The Navy has signed off on a plan to move about 5,000 Marines and 1,300 family members from Okinawa, Japan, to Guam.

CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — Defense Secretary Ash Carter told West Coast-based Marines and sailors that they are at the center of a strategic military transition as the Pentagon looks to partner with tech companies in California’s Silicon Valley.

New marketing drive aims to help Marine reconnaissance grow, stand apart from MARSOC

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