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Squad Leader Development Program to expand beyond infantry
A “talent management” program for grunts is returning next year with bigger bonuses and more eligible applicants.
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Osprey readiness a challenge years after troubling report
Standards for the MV-22 Osprey have improved since a 2013 report found evidence of unreliable data, low readiness levels.
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Marine sergeant major is considering getting a tattoo
As Marines await tattoo policy updates, the sergeant major of the Marine Corps said he might get some body art himself.
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Sergeant Major tackles PME, new career initiatives at symposium
The symposium was the first hosted by Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green, who became the Corps’ top enlisted leader in February, and it included a number of features and events personally added by him.
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Marine Corps to update its tattoo policy after review
The tattoo review, overseen by senior enlisted leaders, was announced in March in response to feedback from Marines.
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Marines’ decision on women in combat expected in weeks
Dunford awaits a comprehensive report containing data on the feasibility of women entering ground combat jobs.
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Marine enlisted leaders pushed to embrace social media
Dozens of senior enlisted leaders absorbed a brief on social media over a buffet lunch at the annual Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps symposium last week.
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Marines who guarded embassy in Cuba reunite for flag-raising
A moving video released by the U.S. Department of State Wednesday shows retired gunnery sergeants Mike East and Jim Tracy and Cpl. Larry Morris reminiscing about their final day of embassy guard duty in Havana Jan.
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Lejeune Marine dies during unit hike
The Marine, whose identity is being withheld pending next-of-kin notification, lost consciousness just before 6:30 a.m. during a conditioning hike on base, said 1st Lt. John McCombs, a spokesman for II Marine Expeditionary Force, in a news release.
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F-35s to replace Marine Harriers destroyed in Bastion attack
The Marines are set to get a half-dozen new F-35B joint Strike Fighters to replace aircraft lost during an airfield attack in Afghanistan in 2012.
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Squad Leader Development Program to expand beyond infantry
A “talent management” program for grunts is returning next year with bigger bonuses and more eligible applicants.
-
Osprey readiness a challenge years after troubling report
Standards for the MV-22 Osprey have improved since a 2013 report found evidence of unreliable data, low readiness levels.
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Marine sergeant major is considering getting a tattoo
As Marines await tattoo policy updates, the sergeant major of the Marine Corps said he might get some body art himself.
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Sergeant Major tackles PME, new career initiatives at symposium
The symposium was the first hosted by Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green, who became the Corps’ top enlisted leader in February, and it included a number of features and events personally added by him.
-
Marine Corps to update its tattoo policy after review
The tattoo review, overseen by senior enlisted leaders, was announced in March in response to feedback from Marines.
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Marines’ decision on women in combat expected in weeks
Dunford awaits a comprehensive report containing data on the feasibility of women entering ground combat jobs.
-
Marine enlisted leaders pushed to embrace social media
Dozens of senior enlisted leaders absorbed a brief on social media over a buffet lunch at the annual Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps symposium last week.
-
Marines who guarded embassy in Cuba reunite for flag-raising
A moving video released by the U.S. Department of State Wednesday shows retired gunnery sergeants Mike East and Jim Tracy and Cpl. Larry Morris reminiscing about their final day of embassy guard duty in Havana Jan.
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Lejeune Marine dies during unit hike
The Marine, whose identity is being withheld pending next-of-kin notification, lost consciousness just before 6:30 a.m. during a conditioning hike on base, said 1st Lt. John McCombs, a spokesman for II Marine Expeditionary Force, in a news release.
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F-35s to replace Marine Harriers destroyed in Bastion attack
The Marines are set to get a half-dozen new F-35B joint Strike Fighters to replace aircraft lost during an airfield attack in Afghanistan in 2012.
-
Squad Leader Development Program to expand beyond infantry
A “talent management” program for grunts is returning next year with bigger bonuses and more eligible applicants.
-
Osprey readiness a challenge years after troubling report
Standards for the MV-22 Osprey have improved since a 2013 report found evidence of unreliable data, low readiness levels.
-
Marine sergeant major is considering getting a tattoo
As Marines await tattoo policy updates, the sergeant major of the Marine Corps said he might get some body art himself.
-
Sergeant Major tackles PME, new career initiatives at symposium
The symposium was the first hosted by Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green, who became the Corps’ top enlisted leader in February, and it included a number of features and events personally added by him.
-
Marine Corps to update its tattoo policy after review
The tattoo review, overseen by senior enlisted leaders, was announced in March in response to feedback from Marines.
-
Marines’ decision on women in combat expected in weeks
Dunford awaits a comprehensive report containing data on the feasibility of women entering ground combat jobs.
-
Marine enlisted leaders pushed to embrace social media
Dozens of senior enlisted leaders absorbed a brief on social media over a buffet lunch at the annual Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps symposium last week.
-
Marines who guarded embassy in Cuba reunite for flag-raising
A moving video released by the U.S. Department of State Wednesday shows retired gunnery sergeants Mike East and Jim Tracy and Cpl. Larry Morris reminiscing about their final day of embassy guard duty in Havana Jan.
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Lejeune Marine dies during unit hike
The Marine, whose identity is being withheld pending next-of-kin notification, lost consciousness just before 6:30 a.m. during a conditioning hike on base, said 1st Lt. John McCombs, a spokesman for II Marine Expeditionary Force, in a news release.
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F-35s to replace Marine Harriers destroyed in Bastion attack
The Marines are set to get a half-dozen new F-35B joint Strike Fighters to replace aircraft lost during an airfield attack in Afghanistan in 2012.
