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Study: Marine crisis response force should train like a MEU
Staff of the Marine Corps’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East are recommending that future rotations include a six-month pre-deployment training workup, similar to that of a Marine expeditionary unit.
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Former ‘Marine of the Year’ to receive Silver Star
A MARSOC sergeant who was named “Marine of the Year” by the USO in 2013 will receive the military’s third-highest award for valor officials said.
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Amos joins board of directors for defense contractor
Recently retired Gen. Jim Amos, former commandant of the Marine Corps, has joined the board of directors at LORD Corporation, a manufacturing company with defense and aerospace customers.
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Amid fighting, Afghan Army corps in Helmand gets new commander
The seasoned commander of Afghan National Army troops in Helmand province has been replaced by another Afghan general from a command in eastern Afghanistan, as Taliban fighting in the war-torn district continues.
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New Marine crisis response force training Iraqis to fight Islamic State
The Marines’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East had been planned for months before it activated Oct. 1. But few predicted how quickly the unit would be called to respond in the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria.
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Working dogs are Marines’ new ‘force multiplier’ on ships
Marine Corps military working dogs may be spending more time aboard ships after three highly trained canines returned from a nearly nine-month deployment at sea with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit out of Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Officer recommended for separation takes Marine Corps to court
A New York district court judge has ordered the Marine Corps to answer allegations of wrongdoing in the administrative hearing of Maj. Jason Brezler, a Reserve civil affairs officer recommended for separation last year despite testimony from defenders who called him an exceptional Marine.
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Need to know, 2015: A new sergeant major
The next sergeant major of the Marine Corps will play a big role in culture, discipline and training.
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Gen. Joe Dunford to give his plan for the Marine Corps
Early in the new year, Gen. Joe Dunford will release a blueprint for his time in command and detail Corps-wide goals.
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Need to know, 2015: What’s next for women in combat
In the next year, some combat jobs in the Marine Corps will be opened to women, while some might remain closed.
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Study: Marine crisis response force should train like a MEU
Staff of the Marine Corps’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East are recommending that future rotations include a six-month pre-deployment training workup, similar to that of a Marine expeditionary unit.
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Former ‘Marine of the Year’ to receive Silver Star
A MARSOC sergeant who was named “Marine of the Year” by the USO in 2013 will receive the military’s third-highest award for valor officials said.
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Amos joins board of directors for defense contractor
Recently retired Gen. Jim Amos, former commandant of the Marine Corps, has joined the board of directors at LORD Corporation, a manufacturing company with defense and aerospace customers.
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Amid fighting, Afghan Army corps in Helmand gets new commander
The seasoned commander of Afghan National Army troops in Helmand province has been replaced by another Afghan general from a command in eastern Afghanistan, as Taliban fighting in the war-torn district continues.
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New Marine crisis response force training Iraqis to fight Islamic State
The Marines’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East had been planned for months before it activated Oct. 1. But few predicted how quickly the unit would be called to respond in the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria.
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Working dogs are Marines’ new ‘force multiplier’ on ships
Marine Corps military working dogs may be spending more time aboard ships after three highly trained canines returned from a nearly nine-month deployment at sea with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit out of Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Officer recommended for separation takes Marine Corps to court
A New York district court judge has ordered the Marine Corps to answer allegations of wrongdoing in the administrative hearing of Maj. Jason Brezler, a Reserve civil affairs officer recommended for separation last year despite testimony from defenders who called him an exceptional Marine.
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Need to know, 2015: A new sergeant major
The next sergeant major of the Marine Corps will play a big role in culture, discipline and training.
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Gen. Joe Dunford to give his plan for the Marine Corps
Early in the new year, Gen. Joe Dunford will release a blueprint for his time in command and detail Corps-wide goals.
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Need to know, 2015: What’s next for women in combat
In the next year, some combat jobs in the Marine Corps will be opened to women, while some might remain closed.
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Study: Marine crisis response force should train like a MEU
Staff of the Marine Corps’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East are recommending that future rotations include a six-month pre-deployment training workup, similar to that of a Marine expeditionary unit.
-
Former ‘Marine of the Year’ to receive Silver Star
A MARSOC sergeant who was named “Marine of the Year” by the USO in 2013 will receive the military’s third-highest award for valor officials said.
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Amos joins board of directors for defense contractor
Recently retired Gen. Jim Amos, former commandant of the Marine Corps, has joined the board of directors at LORD Corporation, a manufacturing company with defense and aerospace customers.
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Amid fighting, Afghan Army corps in Helmand gets new commander
The seasoned commander of Afghan National Army troops in Helmand province has been replaced by another Afghan general from a command in eastern Afghanistan, as Taliban fighting in the war-torn district continues.
-
New Marine crisis response force training Iraqis to fight Islamic State
The Marines’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East had been planned for months before it activated Oct. 1. But few predicted how quickly the unit would be called to respond in the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria.
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Working dogs are Marines’ new ‘force multiplier’ on ships
Marine Corps military working dogs may be spending more time aboard ships after three highly trained canines returned from a nearly nine-month deployment at sea with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit out of Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Officer recommended for separation takes Marine Corps to court
A New York district court judge has ordered the Marine Corps to answer allegations of wrongdoing in the administrative hearing of Maj. Jason Brezler, a Reserve civil affairs officer recommended for separation last year despite testimony from defenders who called him an exceptional Marine.
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Need to know, 2015: A new sergeant major
The next sergeant major of the Marine Corps will play a big role in culture, discipline and training.
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Gen. Joe Dunford to give his plan for the Marine Corps
Early in the new year, Gen. Joe Dunford will release a blueprint for his time in command and detail Corps-wide goals.
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Need to know, 2015: What’s next for women in combat
In the next year, some combat jobs in the Marine Corps will be opened to women, while some might remain closed.
