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Court docs: Marine’s wild Mexican crime spree
A Marine who deserted his unit in 2013 wound up in a Mexican jail for four months after hijacking a car and assaulting its driver.
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Marines mull change to social media policies
Marine officials have revealed little about their strategy to counter Marines’ participation in Facebook pages with abusive or misogynistic content, but change may be on the way.
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Marine 1-star: Signs of Taliban fractures in Afghanistan
The last commander of Marines in Afghanistan said he remains guardedly optimistic about the Afghan National Security Forces’ ability to defend against insurgents in the south.
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IOC drops 2 female Marines as integration project ends
The window of opportunity for female volunteers to participate in the Marines’ infantry officer course is rapidly closing.
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New position for former commandant Conway
The 34th commandant of the Marine Corps has joined the board of directors for a wireless communications developer.
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Marine tapped to lead Defense Intelligence Agency
The commanding officer of Marine Corps Cyber Command will move up to lead the Pentagon’s foreign espionage arm, officials announced today.
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Marine Corps to collect data on body fat testing methods
Got a beef with the tape test? There may be some good news ahead.
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The new ‘F’n Boot:’ Once abusive page seeks to help vets
A page administrator for “F’n Boot” calls from the dentist’s office, where he’s taken a kid to get a tooth pulled. Shane Eckberg, who identifies himself as a former mortarman and rifleman who served two tours and got out of the Marines in 2004, seems to live an ordinary life considering the havoc his Facebook…
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CMC’s survey reveals room for improvement at Marine units
Marines across the Corps strongly feel that trust and internal cohesion is a problem within units and that money and supplies are not well-managed, according to new data pulled from a service-wide commandant of the Marine Corps command climate survey created in 2013.
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Report: U.S. seeks permanent deal to base troops in Spain
The Department of Defense is seeking an agreement that would allow Marines with Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Crisis Response-Africa to be permanently stationed in Moron, Spain, according to a report from the Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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Court docs: Marine’s wild Mexican crime spree
A Marine who deserted his unit in 2013 wound up in a Mexican jail for four months after hijacking a car and assaulting its driver.
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Marines mull change to social media policies
Marine officials have revealed little about their strategy to counter Marines’ participation in Facebook pages with abusive or misogynistic content, but change may be on the way.
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Marine 1-star: Signs of Taliban fractures in Afghanistan
The last commander of Marines in Afghanistan said he remains guardedly optimistic about the Afghan National Security Forces’ ability to defend against insurgents in the south.
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IOC drops 2 female Marines as integration project ends
The window of opportunity for female volunteers to participate in the Marines’ infantry officer course is rapidly closing.
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New position for former commandant Conway
The 34th commandant of the Marine Corps has joined the board of directors for a wireless communications developer.
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Marine tapped to lead Defense Intelligence Agency
The commanding officer of Marine Corps Cyber Command will move up to lead the Pentagon’s foreign espionage arm, officials announced today.
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Marine Corps to collect data on body fat testing methods
Got a beef with the tape test? There may be some good news ahead.
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The new ‘F’n Boot:’ Once abusive page seeks to help vets
A page administrator for “F’n Boot” calls from the dentist’s office, where he’s taken a kid to get a tooth pulled. Shane Eckberg, who identifies himself as a former mortarman and rifleman who served two tours and got out of the Marines in 2004, seems to live an ordinary life considering the havoc his Facebook…
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CMC’s survey reveals room for improvement at Marine units
Marines across the Corps strongly feel that trust and internal cohesion is a problem within units and that money and supplies are not well-managed, according to new data pulled from a service-wide commandant of the Marine Corps command climate survey created in 2013.
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Report: U.S. seeks permanent deal to base troops in Spain
The Department of Defense is seeking an agreement that would allow Marines with Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Crisis Response-Africa to be permanently stationed in Moron, Spain, according to a report from the Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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Court docs: Marine’s wild Mexican crime spree
A Marine who deserted his unit in 2013 wound up in a Mexican jail for four months after hijacking a car and assaulting its driver.
-
Marines mull change to social media policies
Marine officials have revealed little about their strategy to counter Marines’ participation in Facebook pages with abusive or misogynistic content, but change may be on the way.
-
Marine 1-star: Signs of Taliban fractures in Afghanistan
The last commander of Marines in Afghanistan said he remains guardedly optimistic about the Afghan National Security Forces’ ability to defend against insurgents in the south.
-
IOC drops 2 female Marines as integration project ends
The window of opportunity for female volunteers to participate in the Marines’ infantry officer course is rapidly closing.
-
New position for former commandant Conway
The 34th commandant of the Marine Corps has joined the board of directors for a wireless communications developer.
-
Marine tapped to lead Defense Intelligence Agency
The commanding officer of Marine Corps Cyber Command will move up to lead the Pentagon’s foreign espionage arm, officials announced today.
-
Marine Corps to collect data on body fat testing methods
Got a beef with the tape test? There may be some good news ahead.
-
The new ‘F’n Boot:’ Once abusive page seeks to help vets
A page administrator for “F’n Boot” calls from the dentist’s office, where he’s taken a kid to get a tooth pulled. Shane Eckberg, who identifies himself as a former mortarman and rifleman who served two tours and got out of the Marines in 2004, seems to live an ordinary life considering the havoc his Facebook…
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CMC’s survey reveals room for improvement at Marine units
Marines across the Corps strongly feel that trust and internal cohesion is a problem within units and that money and supplies are not well-managed, according to new data pulled from a service-wide commandant of the Marine Corps command climate survey created in 2013.
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Report: U.S. seeks permanent deal to base troops in Spain
The Department of Defense is seeking an agreement that would allow Marines with Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Crisis Response-Africa to be permanently stationed in Moron, Spain, according to a report from the Spanish newspaper El Pais.
