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Marines begin 21-day monitoring period following Ebola mission
The 100 Marines and sailors who deployed from Spain to Liberia in October to assist with Ebola containment efforts have arrived in Baumholder, Germany for three weeks of monitoring before returning to their home station.
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Marines grapple with combat integration test challenges
CAMP LEJEUNE — Early into weapons training at the Ground Combat Integrated Task Force, Marines with the provisional rifle platoon encountered a very gender-specific problem.
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New data shows Marine Corps has highest rate of sexual assault against women
Nearly eight percent of women in the Marine Corps were sexually assaulted in the past year, according to new data released by the Defense Department and the Rand Corp. Dec. 4. The figure puts the Marine Corps rate of past-year sexual assaults for female troops at more than 20 percent higher than the Navy, which…
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Marines wrap up Ebola response mission in Liberia
The first four Marine MV-22B Ospreys attached to Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force-Crisis Response Africa are en route back to Moron, Spain as the unit’s mission responding to the Ebola outbreak in Liberia draws to a close.
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Robotics competition helps Marines select best cutting-edge controller
Marines could someday control tactical robots using a glove that measures electronic signals or a watch that picks up gestures, thanks to technologies on display at a recent robotics controller challenge sponsored by the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab.
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Barrett promotes new PME requirements in open letter
As the Marine Corps prepares to require more demanding professional education from junior Marines seeking promotion, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Mike Barrett is backing the move in an open letter to all Marines.
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Marine sniper Rob Richards died from drug toxicity: autopsy
The sudden death of a Marine scout sniper after his controversial exit from the Corps was a result of drug toxicity from one of his prescriptions, according to a newly published autopsy report.
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Meet the female Marines of Corps’ integration test
As they began their proficiency training in combat specialties with the Corps’ Ground Combat Integrated Task Force, several female task force volunteers opened up about criticism, training challenges and their own reasons for being part of the project.
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Criteria for next SMMC includes combat experience
The commandant has begun his search for the next sergeant major of the Marine Corps, releasing specific criteria for prospective candidates.
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Study aims to improve MARSOC training, injury prevention
A years-long study designed to prevent injury and improve training for MARSOC’s elite critical skills operators is preparing to kick off at Camp Lejeune.
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Marines begin 21-day monitoring period following Ebola mission
The 100 Marines and sailors who deployed from Spain to Liberia in October to assist with Ebola containment efforts have arrived in Baumholder, Germany for three weeks of monitoring before returning to their home station.
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Marines grapple with combat integration test challenges
CAMP LEJEUNE — Early into weapons training at the Ground Combat Integrated Task Force, Marines with the provisional rifle platoon encountered a very gender-specific problem.
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New data shows Marine Corps has highest rate of sexual assault against women
Nearly eight percent of women in the Marine Corps were sexually assaulted in the past year, according to new data released by the Defense Department and the Rand Corp. Dec. 4. The figure puts the Marine Corps rate of past-year sexual assaults for female troops at more than 20 percent higher than the Navy, which…
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Marines wrap up Ebola response mission in Liberia
The first four Marine MV-22B Ospreys attached to Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force-Crisis Response Africa are en route back to Moron, Spain as the unit’s mission responding to the Ebola outbreak in Liberia draws to a close.
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Robotics competition helps Marines select best cutting-edge controller
Marines could someday control tactical robots using a glove that measures electronic signals or a watch that picks up gestures, thanks to technologies on display at a recent robotics controller challenge sponsored by the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab.
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Barrett promotes new PME requirements in open letter
As the Marine Corps prepares to require more demanding professional education from junior Marines seeking promotion, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Mike Barrett is backing the move in an open letter to all Marines.
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Marine sniper Rob Richards died from drug toxicity: autopsy
The sudden death of a Marine scout sniper after his controversial exit from the Corps was a result of drug toxicity from one of his prescriptions, according to a newly published autopsy report.
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Meet the female Marines of Corps’ integration test
As they began their proficiency training in combat specialties with the Corps’ Ground Combat Integrated Task Force, several female task force volunteers opened up about criticism, training challenges and their own reasons for being part of the project.
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Criteria for next SMMC includes combat experience
The commandant has begun his search for the next sergeant major of the Marine Corps, releasing specific criteria for prospective candidates.
-
Study aims to improve MARSOC training, injury prevention
A years-long study designed to prevent injury and improve training for MARSOC’s elite critical skills operators is preparing to kick off at Camp Lejeune.
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Marines begin 21-day monitoring period following Ebola mission
The 100 Marines and sailors who deployed from Spain to Liberia in October to assist with Ebola containment efforts have arrived in Baumholder, Germany for three weeks of monitoring before returning to their home station.
-
Marines grapple with combat integration test challenges
CAMP LEJEUNE — Early into weapons training at the Ground Combat Integrated Task Force, Marines with the provisional rifle platoon encountered a very gender-specific problem.
-
New data shows Marine Corps has highest rate of sexual assault against women
Nearly eight percent of women in the Marine Corps were sexually assaulted in the past year, according to new data released by the Defense Department and the Rand Corp. Dec. 4. The figure puts the Marine Corps rate of past-year sexual assaults for female troops at more than 20 percent higher than the Navy, which…
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Marines wrap up Ebola response mission in Liberia
The first four Marine MV-22B Ospreys attached to Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force-Crisis Response Africa are en route back to Moron, Spain as the unit’s mission responding to the Ebola outbreak in Liberia draws to a close.
-
Robotics competition helps Marines select best cutting-edge controller
Marines could someday control tactical robots using a glove that measures electronic signals or a watch that picks up gestures, thanks to technologies on display at a recent robotics controller challenge sponsored by the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab.
-
Barrett promotes new PME requirements in open letter
As the Marine Corps prepares to require more demanding professional education from junior Marines seeking promotion, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Mike Barrett is backing the move in an open letter to all Marines.
-
Marine sniper Rob Richards died from drug toxicity: autopsy
The sudden death of a Marine scout sniper after his controversial exit from the Corps was a result of drug toxicity from one of his prescriptions, according to a newly published autopsy report.
-
Meet the female Marines of Corps’ integration test
As they began their proficiency training in combat specialties with the Corps’ Ground Combat Integrated Task Force, several female task force volunteers opened up about criticism, training challenges and their own reasons for being part of the project.
-
Criteria for next SMMC includes combat experience
The commandant has begun his search for the next sergeant major of the Marine Corps, releasing specific criteria for prospective candidates.
-
Study aims to improve MARSOC training, injury prevention
A years-long study designed to prevent injury and improve training for MARSOC’s elite critical skills operators is preparing to kick off at Camp Lejeune.
