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Marine Corps Osprey community readies for expansion
Within the next four years, the service intends to make three key moves involving this versatile aircraft.
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Marine leaders carve out more training time at sea
Marines heading back to sea can expect training to operate aboard everything from aircraft carriers to military cargo ships.
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Dunford’s Marine background prepped him for Joint Chiefs role
Gen. Joseph Dunford’s nomination to succeed Army Gen. Martin Dempsey as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff leaves the Marine Corps in need of a new top officer for the second time in less than a year. But it also represents history in the making for the Corps: If confirmed by the Senate, Dunford…
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Corps consolidates distance learning tools amid budget cuts
Whether you need to take Spelling for Marines or Infantry Patrolling, the window for enrolling on the Marine Corps Institute online portal is rapidly closing.
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Decisions loom after Marine infantry officer experiment ends
True, no woman has graduated the Marines’ legendarily grueling infantry officers course after 32 months of attempts. But don’t infer that the feat is impossible, warn observers in the military community.
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In strategy shift, Marines create new command posts for Africa, Americas
Big changes to the Marine Corps’ command structure are coming this summer.
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Gunner to receive Hulbert Trophy for work in Europe, Africa
CWO2 Rick Choquette will receive 2015 Hulbert Trophy, an award presented to one gunner for excellence in his field.
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Marine generals nominated for promotion in key shift
Two high-profile Marine Corps generals were nominated for promotion and assignment to key command jobs, according to an announcement April 22 from the Defense Department.
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R. Lee Ermey takes fans’ questions in live Twitter chat
Ask a question, and he promises not to dress you down for it.
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MEU deployed with new SOF team conducts 31 joint ops
Corps leaders say they expect Marine expeditionary units to regularly deploy with teams of special operators after the concept proved successful during a recent pump to the Pacific and Middle East.
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Marine Corps Osprey community readies for expansion
Within the next four years, the service intends to make three key moves involving this versatile aircraft.
-
Marine leaders carve out more training time at sea
Marines heading back to sea can expect training to operate aboard everything from aircraft carriers to military cargo ships.
-
Dunford’s Marine background prepped him for Joint Chiefs role
Gen. Joseph Dunford’s nomination to succeed Army Gen. Martin Dempsey as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff leaves the Marine Corps in need of a new top officer for the second time in less than a year. But it also represents history in the making for the Corps: If confirmed by the Senate, Dunford…
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Corps consolidates distance learning tools amid budget cuts
Whether you need to take Spelling for Marines or Infantry Patrolling, the window for enrolling on the Marine Corps Institute online portal is rapidly closing.
-
Decisions loom after Marine infantry officer experiment ends
True, no woman has graduated the Marines’ legendarily grueling infantry officers course after 32 months of attempts. But don’t infer that the feat is impossible, warn observers in the military community.
-
In strategy shift, Marines create new command posts for Africa, Americas
Big changes to the Marine Corps’ command structure are coming this summer.
-
Gunner to receive Hulbert Trophy for work in Europe, Africa
CWO2 Rick Choquette will receive 2015 Hulbert Trophy, an award presented to one gunner for excellence in his field.
-
Marine generals nominated for promotion in key shift
Two high-profile Marine Corps generals were nominated for promotion and assignment to key command jobs, according to an announcement April 22 from the Defense Department.
-
R. Lee Ermey takes fans’ questions in live Twitter chat
Ask a question, and he promises not to dress you down for it.
-
MEU deployed with new SOF team conducts 31 joint ops
Corps leaders say they expect Marine expeditionary units to regularly deploy with teams of special operators after the concept proved successful during a recent pump to the Pacific and Middle East.
-
Marine Corps Osprey community readies for expansion
Within the next four years, the service intends to make three key moves involving this versatile aircraft.
-
Marine leaders carve out more training time at sea
Marines heading back to sea can expect training to operate aboard everything from aircraft carriers to military cargo ships.
-
Dunford’s Marine background prepped him for Joint Chiefs role
Gen. Joseph Dunford’s nomination to succeed Army Gen. Martin Dempsey as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff leaves the Marine Corps in need of a new top officer for the second time in less than a year. But it also represents history in the making for the Corps: If confirmed by the Senate, Dunford…
-
Corps consolidates distance learning tools amid budget cuts
Whether you need to take Spelling for Marines or Infantry Patrolling, the window for enrolling on the Marine Corps Institute online portal is rapidly closing.
-
Decisions loom after Marine infantry officer experiment ends
True, no woman has graduated the Marines’ legendarily grueling infantry officers course after 32 months of attempts. But don’t infer that the feat is impossible, warn observers in the military community.
-
In strategy shift, Marines create new command posts for Africa, Americas
Big changes to the Marine Corps’ command structure are coming this summer.
-
Gunner to receive Hulbert Trophy for work in Europe, Africa
CWO2 Rick Choquette will receive 2015 Hulbert Trophy, an award presented to one gunner for excellence in his field.
-
Marine generals nominated for promotion in key shift
Two high-profile Marine Corps generals were nominated for promotion and assignment to key command jobs, according to an announcement April 22 from the Defense Department.
-
R. Lee Ermey takes fans’ questions in live Twitter chat
Ask a question, and he promises not to dress you down for it.
-
MEU deployed with new SOF team conducts 31 joint ops
Corps leaders say they expect Marine expeditionary units to regularly deploy with teams of special operators after the concept proved successful during a recent pump to the Pacific and Middle East.
