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‘GunnyTime’ features R. Lee Ermey blowing stuff up
You know him best as the tough-talking Gunnery Sgt. Hartman from “Full Metal Jacket.” But actor and Marine veteran R. Lee Ermey is a lot more than his foul-mouthed drill instructor persona.
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Marine suicides down 22 percent in 2014
Marine officials are expressing cautious optimism after the release of new data showing a dramatic dip in suicides among active-duty personnel last year.
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Corps to Marines: Review online data following IS threat
Marine unit commanders need to take immediate steps to ensure their troops are in compliance with the Corps’ social media standards, according to a new Marine administrative message released late Wednesday night.
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No CAR, no respect: The push to end the ribbon rack divide
The growing discord surrounding Combat Action Ribbons — the award issued by the sea services for active participation in ground or surface combat — is troubling some leaders.
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Marine leaders to review controversial tattoo policy
The hotly debated Marine Corps tattoo policy will get another look this month, the commandant told a Marine audience in Japan on Tuesday.
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Sergeant major relieved after claims he embellished awards
The top enlisted leader of 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marines has been relieved after Marines raised disturbing questions about discrepancies in his official biography.
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Pentagon withdraws Marine Corps audit approval
The Pentagon’s oversight agency is withdrawing the clean audit report the Marine Corps received in late 2013, citing newly uncovered facts that caused investigators to question the completeness of information received from the service.
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New initiative places gunnies at key Navy logistics centers
The Navy may take the lead on getting bullets and beans out to expeditionary Marine forces, but a new initiative is showing a few gunnies can help get the job done better and faster.
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MARSOC corpsman to receive Silver Star
A special amphibious reconnaissance corpsman with MARSOC will receive the prestigious Silver Star on Friday for risking his life to treat Marines under enemy fire in Afghanistan.
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New Navy ship could position Marines off African coast
The Navy’s newly christened mobile landing platform afloat forward staging base Lewis B. Puller could get early work positioning Marines off the coast of Africa.
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‘GunnyTime’ features R. Lee Ermey blowing stuff up
You know him best as the tough-talking Gunnery Sgt. Hartman from “Full Metal Jacket.” But actor and Marine veteran R. Lee Ermey is a lot more than his foul-mouthed drill instructor persona.
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Marine suicides down 22 percent in 2014
Marine officials are expressing cautious optimism after the release of new data showing a dramatic dip in suicides among active-duty personnel last year.
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Corps to Marines: Review online data following IS threat
Marine unit commanders need to take immediate steps to ensure their troops are in compliance with the Corps’ social media standards, according to a new Marine administrative message released late Wednesday night.
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No CAR, no respect: The push to end the ribbon rack divide
The growing discord surrounding Combat Action Ribbons — the award issued by the sea services for active participation in ground or surface combat — is troubling some leaders.
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Marine leaders to review controversial tattoo policy
The hotly debated Marine Corps tattoo policy will get another look this month, the commandant told a Marine audience in Japan on Tuesday.
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Sergeant major relieved after claims he embellished awards
The top enlisted leader of 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marines has been relieved after Marines raised disturbing questions about discrepancies in his official biography.
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Pentagon withdraws Marine Corps audit approval
The Pentagon’s oversight agency is withdrawing the clean audit report the Marine Corps received in late 2013, citing newly uncovered facts that caused investigators to question the completeness of information received from the service.
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New initiative places gunnies at key Navy logistics centers
The Navy may take the lead on getting bullets and beans out to expeditionary Marine forces, but a new initiative is showing a few gunnies can help get the job done better and faster.
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MARSOC corpsman to receive Silver Star
A special amphibious reconnaissance corpsman with MARSOC will receive the prestigious Silver Star on Friday for risking his life to treat Marines under enemy fire in Afghanistan.
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New Navy ship could position Marines off African coast
The Navy’s newly christened mobile landing platform afloat forward staging base Lewis B. Puller could get early work positioning Marines off the coast of Africa.
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‘GunnyTime’ features R. Lee Ermey blowing stuff up
You know him best as the tough-talking Gunnery Sgt. Hartman from “Full Metal Jacket.” But actor and Marine veteran R. Lee Ermey is a lot more than his foul-mouthed drill instructor persona.
-
Marine suicides down 22 percent in 2014
Marine officials are expressing cautious optimism after the release of new data showing a dramatic dip in suicides among active-duty personnel last year.
-
Corps to Marines: Review online data following IS threat
Marine unit commanders need to take immediate steps to ensure their troops are in compliance with the Corps’ social media standards, according to a new Marine administrative message released late Wednesday night.
-
No CAR, no respect: The push to end the ribbon rack divide
The growing discord surrounding Combat Action Ribbons — the award issued by the sea services for active participation in ground or surface combat — is troubling some leaders.
-
Marine leaders to review controversial tattoo policy
The hotly debated Marine Corps tattoo policy will get another look this month, the commandant told a Marine audience in Japan on Tuesday.
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Sergeant major relieved after claims he embellished awards
The top enlisted leader of 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marines has been relieved after Marines raised disturbing questions about discrepancies in his official biography.
-
Pentagon withdraws Marine Corps audit approval
The Pentagon’s oversight agency is withdrawing the clean audit report the Marine Corps received in late 2013, citing newly uncovered facts that caused investigators to question the completeness of information received from the service.
-
New initiative places gunnies at key Navy logistics centers
The Navy may take the lead on getting bullets and beans out to expeditionary Marine forces, but a new initiative is showing a few gunnies can help get the job done better and faster.
-
MARSOC corpsman to receive Silver Star
A special amphibious reconnaissance corpsman with MARSOC will receive the prestigious Silver Star on Friday for risking his life to treat Marines under enemy fire in Afghanistan.
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New Navy ship could position Marines off African coast
The Navy’s newly christened mobile landing platform afloat forward staging base Lewis B. Puller could get early work positioning Marines off the coast of Africa.
