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MARSOC memoir picked for SOCOM reading list
The newly released memoir of a former MARSOC critical skills operators has already landed on the recommended reading list of U.S. Special Operations Command chief Gen. Joseph Votel III.
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22nd MEU conducted air strikes, Iraq embassy reinforcement
The 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit launched over 100 non-traditional intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions and four Harrier airstrikes on Islamic State targets during a nearly nine-month deployment that focused heavily on crisis response operations in the Middle East.
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Mattis joins Center for a New American Security
Beloved retired Marine Gen. James Mattis is joining the board of directors for the Center for a New American Security, the think tank announced today.
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Female brig guard sentenced in sexual misconduct case
A female Marine brig guard accused of sexually assaulting and mistreating a male inmate is now serving time as the very facility she used to guard.
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New MOS approved for Marine infantry squad leaders
A new military occupational specialty for Marine infantry squad leaders will refine training and education for enlisted Marines in these key leadership positions, officials announced today.
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Marines piece together patterns on sex assault victims
New information released this month offers a preliminary snapshot of the Marine Corps population most vulnerable to sex assaults and the circumstances under which these assaults occur.
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Marines’ alliance with Georgians holds clues to future missions
More than 2,000 Marines and other U.S. personnel have deployed to the Eastern European nation of Georgia in the last five years as part of a program that trained and equipped the country’s army to fight alongside NATO troops in Afghanistan. As that program enters its final stages, officials with Marine Corps Forces Europe say…
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Marine describes losing comrades in Iraq in moving animated film
Marine veteran Travis Williams doesn’t try to hide the way his voice cracks when he describes the day he lost 11 teammates to a single roadside bomb in Iraq.
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Reconnaissance mission takes Marine leaders to local bars, clubs
On a Saturday this October, about 100 senior Marine officers and senior enlisted leaders in II Marine Expeditionary Force donned civilian clothes and headed out to execute an unusual mission from the commanding general: a night of bar-hopping.
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Committee approves third star for two Marine generals
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a bloc of more than 3,500 pending military nominations Tuesday, including three Marine Corps generals who are now closer to receiving their third star.
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MARSOC memoir picked for SOCOM reading list
The newly released memoir of a former MARSOC critical skills operators has already landed on the recommended reading list of U.S. Special Operations Command chief Gen. Joseph Votel III.
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22nd MEU conducted air strikes, Iraq embassy reinforcement
The 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit launched over 100 non-traditional intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions and four Harrier airstrikes on Islamic State targets during a nearly nine-month deployment that focused heavily on crisis response operations in the Middle East.
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Mattis joins Center for a New American Security
Beloved retired Marine Gen. James Mattis is joining the board of directors for the Center for a New American Security, the think tank announced today.
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Female brig guard sentenced in sexual misconduct case
A female Marine brig guard accused of sexually assaulting and mistreating a male inmate is now serving time as the very facility she used to guard.
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New MOS approved for Marine infantry squad leaders
A new military occupational specialty for Marine infantry squad leaders will refine training and education for enlisted Marines in these key leadership positions, officials announced today.
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Marines piece together patterns on sex assault victims
New information released this month offers a preliminary snapshot of the Marine Corps population most vulnerable to sex assaults and the circumstances under which these assaults occur.
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Marines’ alliance with Georgians holds clues to future missions
More than 2,000 Marines and other U.S. personnel have deployed to the Eastern European nation of Georgia in the last five years as part of a program that trained and equipped the country’s army to fight alongside NATO troops in Afghanistan. As that program enters its final stages, officials with Marine Corps Forces Europe say…
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Marine describes losing comrades in Iraq in moving animated film
Marine veteran Travis Williams doesn’t try to hide the way his voice cracks when he describes the day he lost 11 teammates to a single roadside bomb in Iraq.
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Reconnaissance mission takes Marine leaders to local bars, clubs
On a Saturday this October, about 100 senior Marine officers and senior enlisted leaders in II Marine Expeditionary Force donned civilian clothes and headed out to execute an unusual mission from the commanding general: a night of bar-hopping.
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Committee approves third star for two Marine generals
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a bloc of more than 3,500 pending military nominations Tuesday, including three Marine Corps generals who are now closer to receiving their third star.
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MARSOC memoir picked for SOCOM reading list
The newly released memoir of a former MARSOC critical skills operators has already landed on the recommended reading list of U.S. Special Operations Command chief Gen. Joseph Votel III.
-
22nd MEU conducted air strikes, Iraq embassy reinforcement
The 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit launched over 100 non-traditional intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions and four Harrier airstrikes on Islamic State targets during a nearly nine-month deployment that focused heavily on crisis response operations in the Middle East.
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Mattis joins Center for a New American Security
Beloved retired Marine Gen. James Mattis is joining the board of directors for the Center for a New American Security, the think tank announced today.
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Female brig guard sentenced in sexual misconduct case
A female Marine brig guard accused of sexually assaulting and mistreating a male inmate is now serving time as the very facility she used to guard.
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New MOS approved for Marine infantry squad leaders
A new military occupational specialty for Marine infantry squad leaders will refine training and education for enlisted Marines in these key leadership positions, officials announced today.
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Marines piece together patterns on sex assault victims
New information released this month offers a preliminary snapshot of the Marine Corps population most vulnerable to sex assaults and the circumstances under which these assaults occur.
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Marines’ alliance with Georgians holds clues to future missions
More than 2,000 Marines and other U.S. personnel have deployed to the Eastern European nation of Georgia in the last five years as part of a program that trained and equipped the country’s army to fight alongside NATO troops in Afghanistan. As that program enters its final stages, officials with Marine Corps Forces Europe say…
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Marine describes losing comrades in Iraq in moving animated film
Marine veteran Travis Williams doesn’t try to hide the way his voice cracks when he describes the day he lost 11 teammates to a single roadside bomb in Iraq.
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Reconnaissance mission takes Marine leaders to local bars, clubs
On a Saturday this October, about 100 senior Marine officers and senior enlisted leaders in II Marine Expeditionary Force donned civilian clothes and headed out to execute an unusual mission from the commanding general: a night of bar-hopping.
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Committee approves third star for two Marine generals
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a bloc of more than 3,500 pending military nominations Tuesday, including three Marine Corps generals who are now closer to receiving their third star.
