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IS militants pushed out of village near Marine base
A combination of airborne firepower and Iraqi ground forces was successful in pushing Islamic State militants out of Al Baghdadi, Iraq, officials with Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve announced Friday.
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New Marine squad leader MOS offers bonuses, promotions
Seasoned corporals and sergeants in combat arms fields have a shot at being part of a new squad leader program that comes with its own military occupational specialty, a chance at faster promotions, and sizeable re-up bonuses for those who make the cut.
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Study assesses toll heavy packs have on Marines’ backs
A multi-year Navy study is using Magnetic Resonance Imaging to find out just how much wear and tear infantry Marines are putting on their backs in years of carrying heavy loads. The research could also help test out modifications to standard gear to help reduce the toll.
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New Marine task force for Central America will use JHSV
A new Marine task force set to become active in Central America in time for hurricane season will use a new seabasing platform — the joint high-speed vessel — to transport troops around the region.
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Marine creates dress blues chair for Sgt. Maj. Barrett
Former Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Micheal Barrett entered retired life in style with a one-of-a-kind gift commemorating his time as the Corps’ top enlisted leader.
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Corps only wants 1 in 5 Marines to re-enlist
It’s no secret that it’s gotten harder to stay in the Marine Corps as the force draws down.
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Corps’ integrated task force deploys to West Coast
The volunteers with the Corps’ integrated infantry experiment have taken up residence at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, California, in preparation for a rigorous set of assessments that will help the service determine whether to allow women into combat roles.
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CMC: Readiness shortfalls risk young American lives
Readiness shortfalls could translate to preventable deaths if the U.S. finds itself embroiled in another major fight, Marine Corps Commandant Joseph Dunford warned a congressional panel Thursday.
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Green: Budget cuts threaten mental health, family resources
The new sergeant major of the Marine Corps made his debut appearance on Capitol Hill Wednesday to discuss a well-worn theme: looming budget cuts and their impact on quality of life.
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MARSOC remains a growing, changing force after 9 years
As MARSOC enters its tenth year, the command has many reasons to celebrate.
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IS militants pushed out of village near Marine base
A combination of airborne firepower and Iraqi ground forces was successful in pushing Islamic State militants out of Al Baghdadi, Iraq, officials with Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve announced Friday.
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New Marine squad leader MOS offers bonuses, promotions
Seasoned corporals and sergeants in combat arms fields have a shot at being part of a new squad leader program that comes with its own military occupational specialty, a chance at faster promotions, and sizeable re-up bonuses for those who make the cut.
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Study assesses toll heavy packs have on Marines’ backs
A multi-year Navy study is using Magnetic Resonance Imaging to find out just how much wear and tear infantry Marines are putting on their backs in years of carrying heavy loads. The research could also help test out modifications to standard gear to help reduce the toll.
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New Marine task force for Central America will use JHSV
A new Marine task force set to become active in Central America in time for hurricane season will use a new seabasing platform — the joint high-speed vessel — to transport troops around the region.
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Marine creates dress blues chair for Sgt. Maj. Barrett
Former Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Micheal Barrett entered retired life in style with a one-of-a-kind gift commemorating his time as the Corps’ top enlisted leader.
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Corps only wants 1 in 5 Marines to re-enlist
It’s no secret that it’s gotten harder to stay in the Marine Corps as the force draws down.
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Corps’ integrated task force deploys to West Coast
The volunteers with the Corps’ integrated infantry experiment have taken up residence at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, California, in preparation for a rigorous set of assessments that will help the service determine whether to allow women into combat roles.
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CMC: Readiness shortfalls risk young American lives
Readiness shortfalls could translate to preventable deaths if the U.S. finds itself embroiled in another major fight, Marine Corps Commandant Joseph Dunford warned a congressional panel Thursday.
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Green: Budget cuts threaten mental health, family resources
The new sergeant major of the Marine Corps made his debut appearance on Capitol Hill Wednesday to discuss a well-worn theme: looming budget cuts and their impact on quality of life.
-
MARSOC remains a growing, changing force after 9 years
As MARSOC enters its tenth year, the command has many reasons to celebrate.
-
IS militants pushed out of village near Marine base
A combination of airborne firepower and Iraqi ground forces was successful in pushing Islamic State militants out of Al Baghdadi, Iraq, officials with Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve announced Friday.
-
New Marine squad leader MOS offers bonuses, promotions
Seasoned corporals and sergeants in combat arms fields have a shot at being part of a new squad leader program that comes with its own military occupational specialty, a chance at faster promotions, and sizeable re-up bonuses for those who make the cut.
-
Study assesses toll heavy packs have on Marines’ backs
A multi-year Navy study is using Magnetic Resonance Imaging to find out just how much wear and tear infantry Marines are putting on their backs in years of carrying heavy loads. The research could also help test out modifications to standard gear to help reduce the toll.
-
New Marine task force for Central America will use JHSV
A new Marine task force set to become active in Central America in time for hurricane season will use a new seabasing platform — the joint high-speed vessel — to transport troops around the region.
-
Marine creates dress blues chair for Sgt. Maj. Barrett
Former Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Micheal Barrett entered retired life in style with a one-of-a-kind gift commemorating his time as the Corps’ top enlisted leader.
-
Corps only wants 1 in 5 Marines to re-enlist
It’s no secret that it’s gotten harder to stay in the Marine Corps as the force draws down.
-
Corps’ integrated task force deploys to West Coast
The volunteers with the Corps’ integrated infantry experiment have taken up residence at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, California, in preparation for a rigorous set of assessments that will help the service determine whether to allow women into combat roles.
-
CMC: Readiness shortfalls risk young American lives
Readiness shortfalls could translate to preventable deaths if the U.S. finds itself embroiled in another major fight, Marine Corps Commandant Joseph Dunford warned a congressional panel Thursday.
-
Green: Budget cuts threaten mental health, family resources
The new sergeant major of the Marine Corps made his debut appearance on Capitol Hill Wednesday to discuss a well-worn theme: looming budget cuts and their impact on quality of life.
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MARSOC remains a growing, changing force after 9 years
As MARSOC enters its tenth year, the command has many reasons to celebrate.
