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Green becomes Corps’ new sergeant major as Barrett retires
The mercury read a bitter 6 degrees near Washington, D.C., Feb. 20 as the post of sergeant major of the Marine Corps changed hands from Sgt. Maj. Micheal Barrett to Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green.
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For Marjah veterans, 5th anniversary is bittersweet
A lot has changed in the five years since Marines fought in the Battle of Marjah, Afghanistan
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Green to become Marine Corps’ new sergeant major Friday
Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green will become the Corps’ top enlisted leader during a ceremony on Friday.
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‘It’s your medal’: Read Kyle Carpenter’s inspiring speech to Marjah vets
On Feb. 13, 2010, Marines assaulted the Taliban hub of Marjah in Southern Afghanistan in what coalition leaders would title Operation Moshtarak, from an Afghan Dari word meaning “together,” or “joint.”
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Spec-ops Marines, crisis response units may join forces
The Marine Corps’ new crisis-response forces in Africa and the Middle East may soon begin working with elite special operations teams tasked with teaching them how to best collaborate with special forces in theater.
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Marines fire Wounded Warrior chief amid investigation
The commanding officer of the Marine Corps’ Wounded Warrior Regiment has been removed from his post.
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New flight rules recommended after Marine’s fall from Osprey
MV-22B Ospreys with a North Carolina squadron are spending more flight hours with their entry ramps securely closed after a Marine’s fatal tumble from one of the aircraft last year.
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Lawmakers query State, DoD on order to destroy Marine weapons in Yemen
Eight congressmen with military ties signed a letter sent to the heads of the departments of State and Defense pointedly questioning responsibility for the hasty departure of a Marine embassy security guard detachment from Yemen’s capital this week, and reports that weapons and vehicles left behind were seized by Shiite rebels.
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Marines provide new details about Yemen evacuation
Marine embassy security guards smashed personal weapons with sledgehammers and scattered them before departing Yemen as the U.S. Embassy was being evacuated this week, officials with Marine Corps Headquarters said.
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Rare photo shows Marine legend Chesty Puller in civilian attire
A photo unearthed from the Marine Corps Archives and posted to the Archives Flickr and Facebook accounts shows Lt. Gen. Lewis Burwell “Chesty” Puller out of uniform and apparently in retirement.
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Green becomes Corps’ new sergeant major as Barrett retires
The mercury read a bitter 6 degrees near Washington, D.C., Feb. 20 as the post of sergeant major of the Marine Corps changed hands from Sgt. Maj. Micheal Barrett to Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green.
-
For Marjah veterans, 5th anniversary is bittersweet
A lot has changed in the five years since Marines fought in the Battle of Marjah, Afghanistan
-
Green to become Marine Corps’ new sergeant major Friday
Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green will become the Corps’ top enlisted leader during a ceremony on Friday.
-
‘It’s your medal’: Read Kyle Carpenter’s inspiring speech to Marjah vets
On Feb. 13, 2010, Marines assaulted the Taliban hub of Marjah in Southern Afghanistan in what coalition leaders would title Operation Moshtarak, from an Afghan Dari word meaning “together,” or “joint.”
-
Spec-ops Marines, crisis response units may join forces
The Marine Corps’ new crisis-response forces in Africa and the Middle East may soon begin working with elite special operations teams tasked with teaching them how to best collaborate with special forces in theater.
-
Marines fire Wounded Warrior chief amid investigation
The commanding officer of the Marine Corps’ Wounded Warrior Regiment has been removed from his post.
-
New flight rules recommended after Marine’s fall from Osprey
MV-22B Ospreys with a North Carolina squadron are spending more flight hours with their entry ramps securely closed after a Marine’s fatal tumble from one of the aircraft last year.
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Lawmakers query State, DoD on order to destroy Marine weapons in Yemen
Eight congressmen with military ties signed a letter sent to the heads of the departments of State and Defense pointedly questioning responsibility for the hasty departure of a Marine embassy security guard detachment from Yemen’s capital this week, and reports that weapons and vehicles left behind were seized by Shiite rebels.
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Marines provide new details about Yemen evacuation
Marine embassy security guards smashed personal weapons with sledgehammers and scattered them before departing Yemen as the U.S. Embassy was being evacuated this week, officials with Marine Corps Headquarters said.
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Rare photo shows Marine legend Chesty Puller in civilian attire
A photo unearthed from the Marine Corps Archives and posted to the Archives Flickr and Facebook accounts shows Lt. Gen. Lewis Burwell “Chesty” Puller out of uniform and apparently in retirement.
-
Green becomes Corps’ new sergeant major as Barrett retires
The mercury read a bitter 6 degrees near Washington, D.C., Feb. 20 as the post of sergeant major of the Marine Corps changed hands from Sgt. Maj. Micheal Barrett to Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green.
-
For Marjah veterans, 5th anniversary is bittersweet
A lot has changed in the five years since Marines fought in the Battle of Marjah, Afghanistan
-
Green to become Marine Corps’ new sergeant major Friday
Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green will become the Corps’ top enlisted leader during a ceremony on Friday.
-
‘It’s your medal’: Read Kyle Carpenter’s inspiring speech to Marjah vets
On Feb. 13, 2010, Marines assaulted the Taliban hub of Marjah in Southern Afghanistan in what coalition leaders would title Operation Moshtarak, from an Afghan Dari word meaning “together,” or “joint.”
-
Spec-ops Marines, crisis response units may join forces
The Marine Corps’ new crisis-response forces in Africa and the Middle East may soon begin working with elite special operations teams tasked with teaching them how to best collaborate with special forces in theater.
-
Marines fire Wounded Warrior chief amid investigation
The commanding officer of the Marine Corps’ Wounded Warrior Regiment has been removed from his post.
-
New flight rules recommended after Marine’s fall from Osprey
MV-22B Ospreys with a North Carolina squadron are spending more flight hours with their entry ramps securely closed after a Marine’s fatal tumble from one of the aircraft last year.
-
Lawmakers query State, DoD on order to destroy Marine weapons in Yemen
Eight congressmen with military ties signed a letter sent to the heads of the departments of State and Defense pointedly questioning responsibility for the hasty departure of a Marine embassy security guard detachment from Yemen’s capital this week, and reports that weapons and vehicles left behind were seized by Shiite rebels.
-
Marines provide new details about Yemen evacuation
Marine embassy security guards smashed personal weapons with sledgehammers and scattered them before departing Yemen as the U.S. Embassy was being evacuated this week, officials with Marine Corps Headquarters said.
-
Rare photo shows Marine legend Chesty Puller in civilian attire
A photo unearthed from the Marine Corps Archives and posted to the Archives Flickr and Facebook accounts shows Lt. Gen. Lewis Burwell “Chesty” Puller out of uniform and apparently in retirement.
