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Lawmaker questions Dunford on Yemen embassy evacuation
The commandant of the Marine Corps told lawmakers that Marines who disarmed before departing Sanaa, Yemen during an embassy evacuation last month did so on the orders of U.S. Central Command and State Department officials.
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Squad Leader Development Program: Your questions answered
The Marine Corps’ new plan for developing infantry squad leaders offers instant promotion, a handsome bonus and a chance to deploy — and some grunts are wondering if there’s a catch.
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Marine Corps to submit unfunded priorities list to Congress
Officials at Headquarters Marine Corps are drafting an unfunded “wish list” of equipment and programs to submit to Congress, a Marine spokesman confirmed Thursday.
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Official: Black Hawk crash effort now recovery mission
A day and a half after an Army UH-60 Black Hawk crashed in waters near Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, with 11 troops aboard, officials say they are no longer hopeful for survivors.
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2-star: Rescue efforts continue in helo crash
The effort to locate 11 missing Marines and guardsmen in a UH-60 Black Hawk that crashed off the coast of Florida Tuesday night remains a search-and-rescue operation and has not transitioned into a recovery mission, according to an Army general.
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Corps announces deadline to name unit energy managers
Leaders across the Corps have 45 days to select a Marine to monitor their unit’s energy and water usage in buildings and barracks, according to a service-wide administrative message published Tuesday.
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All Marine barracks will get Wi-Fi service by December
The Marine Corps will complete an Internet installation project by the end of the year that will equip barracks worldwide with wireless service.
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Senator to CMC: Marines might have to go back to Iraq
A Republican senator pressed Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford hard on Marine Corps operations in Iraq during a budget hearing Tuesday, suggesting the service needs to commit more ground troops to defeat the Islamic State group.
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6 Marine Corps generals, colonel tapped for promotion
Six Marine Corps generals, colonel tapped for promotion
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Corps’ immersion trainers get post-Afghanistan makeover
Marines moving through one of the Corps’ three infantry immersion trainers last year experienced the sights, sounds and smells of an Afghan town. Next year, the technology might be used to immerse troops in a Somali or Filipino village — and both worlds might be created back-to-back in the same trainer.
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Lawmaker questions Dunford on Yemen embassy evacuation
The commandant of the Marine Corps told lawmakers that Marines who disarmed before departing Sanaa, Yemen during an embassy evacuation last month did so on the orders of U.S. Central Command and State Department officials.
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Squad Leader Development Program: Your questions answered
The Marine Corps’ new plan for developing infantry squad leaders offers instant promotion, a handsome bonus and a chance to deploy — and some grunts are wondering if there’s a catch.
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Marine Corps to submit unfunded priorities list to Congress
Officials at Headquarters Marine Corps are drafting an unfunded “wish list” of equipment and programs to submit to Congress, a Marine spokesman confirmed Thursday.
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Official: Black Hawk crash effort now recovery mission
A day and a half after an Army UH-60 Black Hawk crashed in waters near Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, with 11 troops aboard, officials say they are no longer hopeful for survivors.
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2-star: Rescue efforts continue in helo crash
The effort to locate 11 missing Marines and guardsmen in a UH-60 Black Hawk that crashed off the coast of Florida Tuesday night remains a search-and-rescue operation and has not transitioned into a recovery mission, according to an Army general.
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Corps announces deadline to name unit energy managers
Leaders across the Corps have 45 days to select a Marine to monitor their unit’s energy and water usage in buildings and barracks, according to a service-wide administrative message published Tuesday.
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All Marine barracks will get Wi-Fi service by December
The Marine Corps will complete an Internet installation project by the end of the year that will equip barracks worldwide with wireless service.
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Senator to CMC: Marines might have to go back to Iraq
A Republican senator pressed Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford hard on Marine Corps operations in Iraq during a budget hearing Tuesday, suggesting the service needs to commit more ground troops to defeat the Islamic State group.
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6 Marine Corps generals, colonel tapped for promotion
Six Marine Corps generals, colonel tapped for promotion
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Corps’ immersion trainers get post-Afghanistan makeover
Marines moving through one of the Corps’ three infantry immersion trainers last year experienced the sights, sounds and smells of an Afghan town. Next year, the technology might be used to immerse troops in a Somali or Filipino village — and both worlds might be created back-to-back in the same trainer.
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Lawmaker questions Dunford on Yemen embassy evacuation
The commandant of the Marine Corps told lawmakers that Marines who disarmed before departing Sanaa, Yemen during an embassy evacuation last month did so on the orders of U.S. Central Command and State Department officials.
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Squad Leader Development Program: Your questions answered
The Marine Corps’ new plan for developing infantry squad leaders offers instant promotion, a handsome bonus and a chance to deploy — and some grunts are wondering if there’s a catch.
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Marine Corps to submit unfunded priorities list to Congress
Officials at Headquarters Marine Corps are drafting an unfunded “wish list” of equipment and programs to submit to Congress, a Marine spokesman confirmed Thursday.
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Official: Black Hawk crash effort now recovery mission
A day and a half after an Army UH-60 Black Hawk crashed in waters near Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, with 11 troops aboard, officials say they are no longer hopeful for survivors.
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2-star: Rescue efforts continue in helo crash
The effort to locate 11 missing Marines and guardsmen in a UH-60 Black Hawk that crashed off the coast of Florida Tuesday night remains a search-and-rescue operation and has not transitioned into a recovery mission, according to an Army general.
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Corps announces deadline to name unit energy managers
Leaders across the Corps have 45 days to select a Marine to monitor their unit’s energy and water usage in buildings and barracks, according to a service-wide administrative message published Tuesday.
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All Marine barracks will get Wi-Fi service by December
The Marine Corps will complete an Internet installation project by the end of the year that will equip barracks worldwide with wireless service.
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Senator to CMC: Marines might have to go back to Iraq
A Republican senator pressed Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford hard on Marine Corps operations in Iraq during a budget hearing Tuesday, suggesting the service needs to commit more ground troops to defeat the Islamic State group.
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6 Marine Corps generals, colonel tapped for promotion
Six Marine Corps generals, colonel tapped for promotion
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Corps’ immersion trainers get post-Afghanistan makeover
Marines moving through one of the Corps’ three infantry immersion trainers last year experienced the sights, sounds and smells of an Afghan town. Next year, the technology might be used to immerse troops in a Somali or Filipino village — and both worlds might be created back-to-back in the same trainer.
