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Marines on minesweepers were poised to respond in Yemen
While the 24th MEU wasn’t tasked with setting foot in Yemen, it took innovative security and surveillance measures.
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Two Marine generals found to have abused their authority
A pair of reports from the Marine Corps’ independent oversight authority found two Marine generals acted beyond the bounds of their authority in separate incidents involving the Marines under their command.
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After Senate confirmation, Neller gears up to lead the Corps
Neller’s confirmation by the Senate this week means he will be the third commandant to lead the Corps in the space of 12 months, after Gen. Joseph Dunford was picked to chair the Joint Chiefs of Staff just months into his tenure as commandant.
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Marine admin school CO fired after ‘loss of confidence’
The commander of the Marine Corps’ school for administrators has been removed after officials cited a loss of confidence in his leadership.
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Marine Corps revives Female Engagement Team mission
The unit has yet to deploy a FET, due in part to the recent passage of the month of Ramadan, in which Muslim nations’ normal work schedules are relaxed. But Kahn said the MEU has already fielded requests from Middle Eastern countries for FET support.
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The boot camp gender divide: The case for co-ed training
As military leaders face the looming decision to open all jobs to women, one base in the Marine Corps continues to segregate new enlistees by gender — and there are no plans to change that.
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Two disturbing war zone images, two vastly different outcomes
The Marine Corps feared TMZ’s photos showing troops burning corpses would become a scandal. But that was not the case.
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Commandant names congressman an honorary Marine
The Marine Corps added a congressman to its ranks Monday evening in an intimate ceremony at the Home of the Commandants in Washington, D.C.
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Fired Marine officer’s case gets Senate attention
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., offered up Lt. Col. Kate Germano as an example of a Marine officer fighting for tougher standards for women in the military.
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Marines’ infantry trainer gets African makeover
A year ago, Camp Lejeune’s warehouse-like infantry immersion trainer housed a simulated Afghan village, complete with piped-in prayer calls and the scent of sizzling lamb.
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Marines on minesweepers were poised to respond in Yemen
While the 24th MEU wasn’t tasked with setting foot in Yemen, it took innovative security and surveillance measures.
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Two Marine generals found to have abused their authority
A pair of reports from the Marine Corps’ independent oversight authority found two Marine generals acted beyond the bounds of their authority in separate incidents involving the Marines under their command.
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After Senate confirmation, Neller gears up to lead the Corps
Neller’s confirmation by the Senate this week means he will be the third commandant to lead the Corps in the space of 12 months, after Gen. Joseph Dunford was picked to chair the Joint Chiefs of Staff just months into his tenure as commandant.
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Marine admin school CO fired after ‘loss of confidence’
The commander of the Marine Corps’ school for administrators has been removed after officials cited a loss of confidence in his leadership.
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Marine Corps revives Female Engagement Team mission
The unit has yet to deploy a FET, due in part to the recent passage of the month of Ramadan, in which Muslim nations’ normal work schedules are relaxed. But Kahn said the MEU has already fielded requests from Middle Eastern countries for FET support.
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The boot camp gender divide: The case for co-ed training
As military leaders face the looming decision to open all jobs to women, one base in the Marine Corps continues to segregate new enlistees by gender — and there are no plans to change that.
-
Two disturbing war zone images, two vastly different outcomes
The Marine Corps feared TMZ’s photos showing troops burning corpses would become a scandal. But that was not the case.
-
Commandant names congressman an honorary Marine
The Marine Corps added a congressman to its ranks Monday evening in an intimate ceremony at the Home of the Commandants in Washington, D.C.
-
Fired Marine officer’s case gets Senate attention
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., offered up Lt. Col. Kate Germano as an example of a Marine officer fighting for tougher standards for women in the military.
-
Marines’ infantry trainer gets African makeover
A year ago, Camp Lejeune’s warehouse-like infantry immersion trainer housed a simulated Afghan village, complete with piped-in prayer calls and the scent of sizzling lamb.
-
Marines on minesweepers were poised to respond in Yemen
While the 24th MEU wasn’t tasked with setting foot in Yemen, it took innovative security and surveillance measures.
-
Two Marine generals found to have abused their authority
A pair of reports from the Marine Corps’ independent oversight authority found two Marine generals acted beyond the bounds of their authority in separate incidents involving the Marines under their command.
-
After Senate confirmation, Neller gears up to lead the Corps
Neller’s confirmation by the Senate this week means he will be the third commandant to lead the Corps in the space of 12 months, after Gen. Joseph Dunford was picked to chair the Joint Chiefs of Staff just months into his tenure as commandant.
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Marine admin school CO fired after ‘loss of confidence’
The commander of the Marine Corps’ school for administrators has been removed after officials cited a loss of confidence in his leadership.
-
Marine Corps revives Female Engagement Team mission
The unit has yet to deploy a FET, due in part to the recent passage of the month of Ramadan, in which Muslim nations’ normal work schedules are relaxed. But Kahn said the MEU has already fielded requests from Middle Eastern countries for FET support.
-
The boot camp gender divide: The case for co-ed training
As military leaders face the looming decision to open all jobs to women, one base in the Marine Corps continues to segregate new enlistees by gender — and there are no plans to change that.
-
Two disturbing war zone images, two vastly different outcomes
The Marine Corps feared TMZ’s photos showing troops burning corpses would become a scandal. But that was not the case.
-
Commandant names congressman an honorary Marine
The Marine Corps added a congressman to its ranks Monday evening in an intimate ceremony at the Home of the Commandants in Washington, D.C.
-
Fired Marine officer’s case gets Senate attention
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., offered up Lt. Col. Kate Germano as an example of a Marine officer fighting for tougher standards for women in the military.
-
Marines’ infantry trainer gets African makeover
A year ago, Camp Lejeune’s warehouse-like infantry immersion trainer housed a simulated Afghan village, complete with piped-in prayer calls and the scent of sizzling lamb.
