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Marines eye hybrid ATV for casualty evacuation and more
Marine Corps will test ATVs that run on hybrid/electric power, part of a broader push to slash energy dependency.
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Marines test missiles on V-22 Osprey
Marine Corps officials are touting a recent weapons test as another major leap forward for the MV-22 Osprey.
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Corps taps working groups to improve simulated training
The Marine Corps is launching a series of working groups aimed at finding ways to make the service’s simulated training hyper-realistic and more effective.
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Dunford: Corps has ‘come a long way’ in financial readiness
Despite a recent setback with the rescission of the Marine Corps’ first clean audit, Gen. Joseph Dunford struck an optimistic note Monday, saying the service had improved its financial position significantly in recent years.
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Sisters make it through enlisted Marine infantry training
Two sisters successfully completed enlisted infantry training.
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3-star aims to prevent alcohol abuse with conversations
For Lt. Gen. Robert Neller, the call to action came when he read a news report about 1st Lt. Matthew Davis, a California-based Marine, husband and father who was hit and killed by a drunk driver Nov. 7, 2014.
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Last 9th Marines battalion deactivates at Lejeune
The battalion of the Marine Corps’ most recent Medal of Honor recipient was deactivated last week in a ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Last IOC in Marine infantry experiment drops female officers
The two-and-a-half year period in which the Marine Corps’ Infantry Officer Course became gender-integrated for research will end without a single female graduate.
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MARSOC gunnery sergeant to receive Navy Cross
Gunnery Sgt. Brian Jacklin, of 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion, will be presented with the Navy Cross Thursday during a ceremony at his unit’s headquarters at Camp Pendleton, California.
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Pacific seabasing exercise will highlight new ships
Navy and Marine officials will be able to put brand-new seabasing ships through their paces next month in a Pacific-based exercise designed to highlight the concept.
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Marines eye hybrid ATV for casualty evacuation and more
Marine Corps will test ATVs that run on hybrid/electric power, part of a broader push to slash energy dependency.
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Marines test missiles on V-22 Osprey
Marine Corps officials are touting a recent weapons test as another major leap forward for the MV-22 Osprey.
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Corps taps working groups to improve simulated training
The Marine Corps is launching a series of working groups aimed at finding ways to make the service’s simulated training hyper-realistic and more effective.
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Dunford: Corps has ‘come a long way’ in financial readiness
Despite a recent setback with the rescission of the Marine Corps’ first clean audit, Gen. Joseph Dunford struck an optimistic note Monday, saying the service had improved its financial position significantly in recent years.
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Sisters make it through enlisted Marine infantry training
Two sisters successfully completed enlisted infantry training.
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3-star aims to prevent alcohol abuse with conversations
For Lt. Gen. Robert Neller, the call to action came when he read a news report about 1st Lt. Matthew Davis, a California-based Marine, husband and father who was hit and killed by a drunk driver Nov. 7, 2014.
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Last 9th Marines battalion deactivates at Lejeune
The battalion of the Marine Corps’ most recent Medal of Honor recipient was deactivated last week in a ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Last IOC in Marine infantry experiment drops female officers
The two-and-a-half year period in which the Marine Corps’ Infantry Officer Course became gender-integrated for research will end without a single female graduate.
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MARSOC gunnery sergeant to receive Navy Cross
Gunnery Sgt. Brian Jacklin, of 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion, will be presented with the Navy Cross Thursday during a ceremony at his unit’s headquarters at Camp Pendleton, California.
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Pacific seabasing exercise will highlight new ships
Navy and Marine officials will be able to put brand-new seabasing ships through their paces next month in a Pacific-based exercise designed to highlight the concept.
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Marines eye hybrid ATV for casualty evacuation and more
Marine Corps will test ATVs that run on hybrid/electric power, part of a broader push to slash energy dependency.
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Marines test missiles on V-22 Osprey
Marine Corps officials are touting a recent weapons test as another major leap forward for the MV-22 Osprey.
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Corps taps working groups to improve simulated training
The Marine Corps is launching a series of working groups aimed at finding ways to make the service’s simulated training hyper-realistic and more effective.
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Dunford: Corps has ‘come a long way’ in financial readiness
Despite a recent setback with the rescission of the Marine Corps’ first clean audit, Gen. Joseph Dunford struck an optimistic note Monday, saying the service had improved its financial position significantly in recent years.
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Sisters make it through enlisted Marine infantry training
Two sisters successfully completed enlisted infantry training.
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3-star aims to prevent alcohol abuse with conversations
For Lt. Gen. Robert Neller, the call to action came when he read a news report about 1st Lt. Matthew Davis, a California-based Marine, husband and father who was hit and killed by a drunk driver Nov. 7, 2014.
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Last 9th Marines battalion deactivates at Lejeune
The battalion of the Marine Corps’ most recent Medal of Honor recipient was deactivated last week in a ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Last IOC in Marine infantry experiment drops female officers
The two-and-a-half year period in which the Marine Corps’ Infantry Officer Course became gender-integrated for research will end without a single female graduate.
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MARSOC gunnery sergeant to receive Navy Cross
Gunnery Sgt. Brian Jacklin, of 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion, will be presented with the Navy Cross Thursday during a ceremony at his unit’s headquarters at Camp Pendleton, California.
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Pacific seabasing exercise will highlight new ships
Navy and Marine officials will be able to put brand-new seabasing ships through their paces next month in a Pacific-based exercise designed to highlight the concept.
