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10 Marine colonels tapped for first star
Ten Marine Corps colonels have been nominated for promotion to the rank of brigadier general.
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Marine 4-star: Ramadi’s fall to ISIS ‘breaks my heart’
A Marine four-star general who commanded troops during the Iraq War said seeing Ramadi fall to Islamic State militants left him heartbroken and mindful of how hard U.S. service members worked to bring stability to the region.
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Marines in Iraq go beyond advising local troops
Though constrained by the U.S. policy of “no boots on the ground,” Marines in Iraq have contributed to the fight against the Islamic State group in ways that go far beyond military advising.
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Marines launched rescue mission for pilot killed by ISIS
When Jordanian pilot Muath Al-Kaseasbeh was confirmed captured by Islamic State group militants in February after his F-16 jet went down in Syria, Marine MV-22B Ospreys were in the air on a tactical recovery mission bound for his location, the commander of the Corps’ crisis response force in the Middle East said Monday.
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Dunford announces plan to rebalance the MAGTF
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford said changes need to be made to realize new strategic visions.
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In Marines’ gender study, discoveries but no decisions
Part two: Inside the Marine Corps’ gender experiment
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One-star: Islamic State on the defensive in Iraq, Syria
Marine Brig. Gen. Thomas Weidley said the situation in Iraq remained “fluid” as fighting continued in the key Iraqi locations of Ramadi and Baiji, home to a large oil refinery.
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Study: Marines’ combat stress program is ineffective
A new study published by the RAND Corporation found the Corps’ stress control and readiness program to be ineffective.
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Marines take coed living in stride during experiment
Male and female Marines assigned to a ground combat task force live side-by-side in an experiment on coed integration.
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All-female Marine grunt team gets innovative during combat tests
Part one: Inside the Marine Corps’ gender experiment
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10 Marine colonels tapped for first star
Ten Marine Corps colonels have been nominated for promotion to the rank of brigadier general.
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Marine 4-star: Ramadi’s fall to ISIS ‘breaks my heart’
A Marine four-star general who commanded troops during the Iraq War said seeing Ramadi fall to Islamic State militants left him heartbroken and mindful of how hard U.S. service members worked to bring stability to the region.
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Marines in Iraq go beyond advising local troops
Though constrained by the U.S. policy of “no boots on the ground,” Marines in Iraq have contributed to the fight against the Islamic State group in ways that go far beyond military advising.
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Marines launched rescue mission for pilot killed by ISIS
When Jordanian pilot Muath Al-Kaseasbeh was confirmed captured by Islamic State group militants in February after his F-16 jet went down in Syria, Marine MV-22B Ospreys were in the air on a tactical recovery mission bound for his location, the commander of the Corps’ crisis response force in the Middle East said Monday.
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Dunford announces plan to rebalance the MAGTF
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford said changes need to be made to realize new strategic visions.
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In Marines’ gender study, discoveries but no decisions
Part two: Inside the Marine Corps’ gender experiment
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One-star: Islamic State on the defensive in Iraq, Syria
Marine Brig. Gen. Thomas Weidley said the situation in Iraq remained “fluid” as fighting continued in the key Iraqi locations of Ramadi and Baiji, home to a large oil refinery.
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Study: Marines’ combat stress program is ineffective
A new study published by the RAND Corporation found the Corps’ stress control and readiness program to be ineffective.
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Marines take coed living in stride during experiment
Male and female Marines assigned to a ground combat task force live side-by-side in an experiment on coed integration.
-
All-female Marine grunt team gets innovative during combat tests
Part one: Inside the Marine Corps’ gender experiment
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10 Marine colonels tapped for first star
Ten Marine Corps colonels have been nominated for promotion to the rank of brigadier general.
-
Marine 4-star: Ramadi’s fall to ISIS ‘breaks my heart’
A Marine four-star general who commanded troops during the Iraq War said seeing Ramadi fall to Islamic State militants left him heartbroken and mindful of how hard U.S. service members worked to bring stability to the region.
-
Marines in Iraq go beyond advising local troops
Though constrained by the U.S. policy of “no boots on the ground,” Marines in Iraq have contributed to the fight against the Islamic State group in ways that go far beyond military advising.
-
Marines launched rescue mission for pilot killed by ISIS
When Jordanian pilot Muath Al-Kaseasbeh was confirmed captured by Islamic State group militants in February after his F-16 jet went down in Syria, Marine MV-22B Ospreys were in the air on a tactical recovery mission bound for his location, the commander of the Corps’ crisis response force in the Middle East said Monday.
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Dunford announces plan to rebalance the MAGTF
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford said changes need to be made to realize new strategic visions.
-
In Marines’ gender study, discoveries but no decisions
Part two: Inside the Marine Corps’ gender experiment
-
One-star: Islamic State on the defensive in Iraq, Syria
Marine Brig. Gen. Thomas Weidley said the situation in Iraq remained “fluid” as fighting continued in the key Iraqi locations of Ramadi and Baiji, home to a large oil refinery.
-
Study: Marines’ combat stress program is ineffective
A new study published by the RAND Corporation found the Corps’ stress control and readiness program to be ineffective.
-
Marines take coed living in stride during experiment
Male and female Marines assigned to a ground combat task force live side-by-side in an experiment on coed integration.
-
All-female Marine grunt team gets innovative during combat tests
Part one: Inside the Marine Corps’ gender experiment
