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Dunford: Marines need more sea-basing options in the Pacific
Marines are eyeing new alternative shipping platforms to solve an emerging problem: how to bring Marine units in the Pacific together quickly in the event of a crisis.
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Here’s why MARSOC won’t adopt the Raiders’ skull insignia
In the Raider Room at Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command headquarters here, the focal point is unmistakable: the iconic World War II Raiders emblem on a banner, featuring a menacing skull surrounded by five stars arrayed in a “Southern Cross” on a midnight blue background.
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Marine Harrier damaged after emergency ship landing
A Marine AV-8B Harrier sustained millions of dollars of damage on Friday after its landing gear collided with a ship during a descent.
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General: Task Force Violent did not damage MARSOC’s legacy
The head of the Marine Corps’ special operations command said its legacy was not damaged by a controversial incident years ago in Afghanistan that saw several troops accused of war crimes.
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Legendary Marine Raiders attend MARSOC’s renaming ceremony
Charles Meacham Sr., 89, an original Raider and an active member of the association and foundation along with his son Chuck Jr., said he never gave up hope that MARSOC would eventually take the Raiders’ name.
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Meet the Senate’s new Marine Corps caucus
With new deployments to Iraq, global uncertainty and tight budgets in the headlines, the Senate now has a Marine Corps caucus to make sure the service’s concerns and needs are represented.
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Lejeune officials crack down on vehicle decal policy
Officials at Camp Lejeune are doubling down on efforts to get troops to comply with vehicle decal requirements.
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Marines in quest to retake Warrior Games title on home turf
If you thought the Marines were competitive to begin with, try them with home-field advantage and a championship to retake.
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2-star leaves Cherry Point to lead Marines in South Korea
A new general is set to take the helm of the Marine Corps’ small base in South Korea.
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Marine reportedly filled Japan Air Force hangar with foam
Officials have little to say about a Marine’s reportedly drunken antic that left an Air Force hangar in Japan filled with fire suppression foam.
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Dunford: Marines need more sea-basing options in the Pacific
Marines are eyeing new alternative shipping platforms to solve an emerging problem: how to bring Marine units in the Pacific together quickly in the event of a crisis.
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Here’s why MARSOC won’t adopt the Raiders’ skull insignia
In the Raider Room at Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command headquarters here, the focal point is unmistakable: the iconic World War II Raiders emblem on a banner, featuring a menacing skull surrounded by five stars arrayed in a “Southern Cross” on a midnight blue background.
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Marine Harrier damaged after emergency ship landing
A Marine AV-8B Harrier sustained millions of dollars of damage on Friday after its landing gear collided with a ship during a descent.
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General: Task Force Violent did not damage MARSOC’s legacy
The head of the Marine Corps’ special operations command said its legacy was not damaged by a controversial incident years ago in Afghanistan that saw several troops accused of war crimes.
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Legendary Marine Raiders attend MARSOC’s renaming ceremony
Charles Meacham Sr., 89, an original Raider and an active member of the association and foundation along with his son Chuck Jr., said he never gave up hope that MARSOC would eventually take the Raiders’ name.
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Meet the Senate’s new Marine Corps caucus
With new deployments to Iraq, global uncertainty and tight budgets in the headlines, the Senate now has a Marine Corps caucus to make sure the service’s concerns and needs are represented.
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Lejeune officials crack down on vehicle decal policy
Officials at Camp Lejeune are doubling down on efforts to get troops to comply with vehicle decal requirements.
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Marines in quest to retake Warrior Games title on home turf
If you thought the Marines were competitive to begin with, try them with home-field advantage and a championship to retake.
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2-star leaves Cherry Point to lead Marines in South Korea
A new general is set to take the helm of the Marine Corps’ small base in South Korea.
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Marine reportedly filled Japan Air Force hangar with foam
Officials have little to say about a Marine’s reportedly drunken antic that left an Air Force hangar in Japan filled with fire suppression foam.
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Dunford: Marines need more sea-basing options in the Pacific
Marines are eyeing new alternative shipping platforms to solve an emerging problem: how to bring Marine units in the Pacific together quickly in the event of a crisis.
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Here’s why MARSOC won’t adopt the Raiders’ skull insignia
In the Raider Room at Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command headquarters here, the focal point is unmistakable: the iconic World War II Raiders emblem on a banner, featuring a menacing skull surrounded by five stars arrayed in a “Southern Cross” on a midnight blue background.
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Marine Harrier damaged after emergency ship landing
A Marine AV-8B Harrier sustained millions of dollars of damage on Friday after its landing gear collided with a ship during a descent.
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General: Task Force Violent did not damage MARSOC’s legacy
The head of the Marine Corps’ special operations command said its legacy was not damaged by a controversial incident years ago in Afghanistan that saw several troops accused of war crimes.
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Legendary Marine Raiders attend MARSOC’s renaming ceremony
Charles Meacham Sr., 89, an original Raider and an active member of the association and foundation along with his son Chuck Jr., said he never gave up hope that MARSOC would eventually take the Raiders’ name.
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Meet the Senate’s new Marine Corps caucus
With new deployments to Iraq, global uncertainty and tight budgets in the headlines, the Senate now has a Marine Corps caucus to make sure the service’s concerns and needs are represented.
-
Lejeune officials crack down on vehicle decal policy
Officials at Camp Lejeune are doubling down on efforts to get troops to comply with vehicle decal requirements.
-
Marines in quest to retake Warrior Games title on home turf
If you thought the Marines were competitive to begin with, try them with home-field advantage and a championship to retake.
-
2-star leaves Cherry Point to lead Marines in South Korea
A new general is set to take the helm of the Marine Corps’ small base in South Korea.
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Marine reportedly filled Japan Air Force hangar with foam
Officials have little to say about a Marine’s reportedly drunken antic that left an Air Force hangar in Japan filled with fire suppression foam.
