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The Marine Corps has selected its first group of participants for the Squad Leader Development Program, a new initiative designed to address a shortage of infantry squad leaders in the operating forces while training and promoting talented noncommissioned officers.

The Marine Corps’ self-improvement organization will no longer publish public versions of its monthly newsletters, citing a censorship process that had become too time-consuming and difficult.

You’ve probably come across viral videos such as “S— Marines in Twentynine Palms Don’t Say” or the “Teach Me How to 03” rap homage to the infantry.

Nearly seven years after the award was approved, the family of fallen Marine Sgt. Rafael Peralta will hold his Navy Cross next month. But not for long.

As reports of Islamic State group offensives in Iraq dominate headlines, a new Marine unit has quietly arrived

A Marine two-star general will retire later this year after the Senate opted not to confirm his nomination for a third star.

Part three: How lessons from the gender experiment could be applied to the fleet

Marines with the Corps’ first rapid-response task force to be based in Central America will begin deploying this week.

During a Memorial Day address aboard the aircraft carrier Intrepid in New York City, Marine Gen. John Kelly helped his audience to understand exactly what it was to lose a loved one in war.

In the wake of terrorist hacks and information dumps targeting U.S. troops, the Marine Corps released a how-to guide showing troops how to get personal data taken off public online search engines and databases.