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Crisis response Marines test 3 Africa staging bases
Troops from the Marine Corps’ Spain-based crisis response force for Africa will be visiting the continent more regularly since the service developed three new forward staging locations for use in emergencies.
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Why Gen. Joseph Dunford could face decision on women in combat twice
As the military approaches one of its most significant decision points in decades, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford may be poised to be a key player in more than one role.
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Controversy surrounds firing of Marines’ female recruit battalion CO
A Marine officer who led the service’s only all-female recruit battalion was fired amid complaints of a toxic leadership environment — but her supporters say she was only trying to make the unit better by holding women to tougher standards.
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Wounded Marines find peace in painting fallen comrades
Hunched side-by-side over palettes splotched with bright oil paints, a giant canvas looming overhead, the men look like seasoned professionals at ease with their craft.
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The Spartan strategist: Meet the Marines’ next commandant
Lt. Gen. Robert Neller is nominated to succeed Gen. Joseph Dunford as the Marine Corps’
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Lt. Gen. Robert Neller tapped as next commandant of the Marine Corps
Lt. Gen. Robert Neller has been picked to succeed Gen. Joseph Dunford as 37th Commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Pentagon to announce 37th Marine Corps Commandant nominee
The nominee for next commandant of the Marine Corps could be announced as soon as today, according to multiple sources inside the Pentagon.
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Marines offer tougher training in Central American exercise
Marines turned up the heat in Belize during an annual partnership exercise this month, offering more demanding training, as well as new riverine and jungle warfare tracks.
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Marines test solar-powered drones, hybrid ATVs at energy expo
About 200 East Coast Marines spent several days testing new gear that could make them more self-sufficient in the field, during the Corps’ annual expo on energy-saving technologies.
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New Navy-Marine working group will unleash the F-35’s full power
In one of his final efforts as commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. Joseph Dunford is working to ensure the Marines’ new joint strike fighter achieves its full potential.
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Crisis response Marines test 3 Africa staging bases
Troops from the Marine Corps’ Spain-based crisis response force for Africa will be visiting the continent more regularly since the service developed three new forward staging locations for use in emergencies.
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Why Gen. Joseph Dunford could face decision on women in combat twice
As the military approaches one of its most significant decision points in decades, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford may be poised to be a key player in more than one role.
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Controversy surrounds firing of Marines’ female recruit battalion CO
A Marine officer who led the service’s only all-female recruit battalion was fired amid complaints of a toxic leadership environment — but her supporters say she was only trying to make the unit better by holding women to tougher standards.
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Wounded Marines find peace in painting fallen comrades
Hunched side-by-side over palettes splotched with bright oil paints, a giant canvas looming overhead, the men look like seasoned professionals at ease with their craft.
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The Spartan strategist: Meet the Marines’ next commandant
Lt. Gen. Robert Neller is nominated to succeed Gen. Joseph Dunford as the Marine Corps’
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Lt. Gen. Robert Neller tapped as next commandant of the Marine Corps
Lt. Gen. Robert Neller has been picked to succeed Gen. Joseph Dunford as 37th Commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Pentagon to announce 37th Marine Corps Commandant nominee
The nominee for next commandant of the Marine Corps could be announced as soon as today, according to multiple sources inside the Pentagon.
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Marines offer tougher training in Central American exercise
Marines turned up the heat in Belize during an annual partnership exercise this month, offering more demanding training, as well as new riverine and jungle warfare tracks.
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Marines test solar-powered drones, hybrid ATVs at energy expo
About 200 East Coast Marines spent several days testing new gear that could make them more self-sufficient in the field, during the Corps’ annual expo on energy-saving technologies.
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New Navy-Marine working group will unleash the F-35’s full power
In one of his final efforts as commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. Joseph Dunford is working to ensure the Marines’ new joint strike fighter achieves its full potential.
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Crisis response Marines test 3 Africa staging bases
Troops from the Marine Corps’ Spain-based crisis response force for Africa will be visiting the continent more regularly since the service developed three new forward staging locations for use in emergencies.
-
Why Gen. Joseph Dunford could face decision on women in combat twice
As the military approaches one of its most significant decision points in decades, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford may be poised to be a key player in more than one role.
-
Controversy surrounds firing of Marines’ female recruit battalion CO
A Marine officer who led the service’s only all-female recruit battalion was fired amid complaints of a toxic leadership environment — but her supporters say she was only trying to make the unit better by holding women to tougher standards.
-
Wounded Marines find peace in painting fallen comrades
Hunched side-by-side over palettes splotched with bright oil paints, a giant canvas looming overhead, the men look like seasoned professionals at ease with their craft.
-
The Spartan strategist: Meet the Marines’ next commandant
Lt. Gen. Robert Neller is nominated to succeed Gen. Joseph Dunford as the Marine Corps’
-
Lt. Gen. Robert Neller tapped as next commandant of the Marine Corps
Lt. Gen. Robert Neller has been picked to succeed Gen. Joseph Dunford as 37th Commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Pentagon to announce 37th Marine Corps Commandant nominee
The nominee for next commandant of the Marine Corps could be announced as soon as today, according to multiple sources inside the Pentagon.
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Marines offer tougher training in Central American exercise
Marines turned up the heat in Belize during an annual partnership exercise this month, offering more demanding training, as well as new riverine and jungle warfare tracks.
-
Marines test solar-powered drones, hybrid ATVs at energy expo
About 200 East Coast Marines spent several days testing new gear that could make them more self-sufficient in the field, during the Corps’ annual expo on energy-saving technologies.
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New Navy-Marine working group will unleash the F-35’s full power
In one of his final efforts as commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. Joseph Dunford is working to ensure the Marines’ new joint strike fighter achieves its full potential.
