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Corps’ best corporals courses offer action, excitement
Commanders are creating more exciting corporals courses to motivate new noncommissioned officers.
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Corps’ new seminar grooms lance corporals to become NCOs
One of the most engaged discussions Wednesday centered on moral and challenges in combat and garrison. In one squad, lance corporals crowded around a whiteboard brainstorming potential ethical dilemmas they could face, from following rules of engagement in a war zone to avoiding inappropriate relationships with subordinates at home.
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Virtual reality, 3-D modeling help design new gear at Quantico
Developers at Quantico will be able to project realistic images of new equipment as they build it, print 3-D parts on demand, and tour vehicle prototypes in a virtual reality room, thanks to a new 2,700-square foot modeling and simulation facility that opened for business this month.
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MARSOC corpsman to get Navy Cross for braving bombs to save Marines
A Navy corpsman attached to the Marines’ elite special operations unit will receive the services’ second-highest award for valor for working heroically and selflessly to treat wounded Marines in Afghanistan after he himself was wounded by a makeshift bomb.
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Don’t call me ‘POG’: The push to end the Corps’ most damaging divide
Gunnery Sgt. Hector Vicente has 20 years of Marine Corps experiences under his belt, but what he heard one morning this summer made him wonder how well he knew the Corps.
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Unit energy managers will patrol barracks and monitor power usage
The Marine Corps is in the process of debuting unit energy managers to monitor power usage.
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Corps to tackle gender bias as combat jobs open to women
New training will ask Marines to question their unconscious gender biases as the Marine Corps opens thousands of new positions to women.
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Marine’s quick action saves student from live grenade
All that stood between a Marine School of Infantry student and a live grenade was Sgt. Joseph Liefer.
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Marine major dies after collapsing during training run
A Marine supply officer died this month after collapsing during unit training in Germany.
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Marine: ‘Surreal’ to have combat story told onstage
Marine veteran AJ Czubai didn’t fully understand how bad his life had gotten after his 2010 deployment until he saw it acted out in front of hundreds of people at a theater premier in Austin, Texas.
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Corps’ best corporals courses offer action, excitement
Commanders are creating more exciting corporals courses to motivate new noncommissioned officers.
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Corps’ new seminar grooms lance corporals to become NCOs
One of the most engaged discussions Wednesday centered on moral and challenges in combat and garrison. In one squad, lance corporals crowded around a whiteboard brainstorming potential ethical dilemmas they could face, from following rules of engagement in a war zone to avoiding inappropriate relationships with subordinates at home.
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Virtual reality, 3-D modeling help design new gear at Quantico
Developers at Quantico will be able to project realistic images of new equipment as they build it, print 3-D parts on demand, and tour vehicle prototypes in a virtual reality room, thanks to a new 2,700-square foot modeling and simulation facility that opened for business this month.
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MARSOC corpsman to get Navy Cross for braving bombs to save Marines
A Navy corpsman attached to the Marines’ elite special operations unit will receive the services’ second-highest award for valor for working heroically and selflessly to treat wounded Marines in Afghanistan after he himself was wounded by a makeshift bomb.
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Don’t call me ‘POG’: The push to end the Corps’ most damaging divide
Gunnery Sgt. Hector Vicente has 20 years of Marine Corps experiences under his belt, but what he heard one morning this summer made him wonder how well he knew the Corps.
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Unit energy managers will patrol barracks and monitor power usage
The Marine Corps is in the process of debuting unit energy managers to monitor power usage.
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Corps to tackle gender bias as combat jobs open to women
New training will ask Marines to question their unconscious gender biases as the Marine Corps opens thousands of new positions to women.
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Marine’s quick action saves student from live grenade
All that stood between a Marine School of Infantry student and a live grenade was Sgt. Joseph Liefer.
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Marine major dies after collapsing during training run
A Marine supply officer died this month after collapsing during unit training in Germany.
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Marine: ‘Surreal’ to have combat story told onstage
Marine veteran AJ Czubai didn’t fully understand how bad his life had gotten after his 2010 deployment until he saw it acted out in front of hundreds of people at a theater premier in Austin, Texas.
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Corps’ best corporals courses offer action, excitement
Commanders are creating more exciting corporals courses to motivate new noncommissioned officers.
-
Corps’ new seminar grooms lance corporals to become NCOs
One of the most engaged discussions Wednesday centered on moral and challenges in combat and garrison. In one squad, lance corporals crowded around a whiteboard brainstorming potential ethical dilemmas they could face, from following rules of engagement in a war zone to avoiding inappropriate relationships with subordinates at home.
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Virtual reality, 3-D modeling help design new gear at Quantico
Developers at Quantico will be able to project realistic images of new equipment as they build it, print 3-D parts on demand, and tour vehicle prototypes in a virtual reality room, thanks to a new 2,700-square foot modeling and simulation facility that opened for business this month.
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MARSOC corpsman to get Navy Cross for braving bombs to save Marines
A Navy corpsman attached to the Marines’ elite special operations unit will receive the services’ second-highest award for valor for working heroically and selflessly to treat wounded Marines in Afghanistan after he himself was wounded by a makeshift bomb.
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Don’t call me ‘POG’: The push to end the Corps’ most damaging divide
Gunnery Sgt. Hector Vicente has 20 years of Marine Corps experiences under his belt, but what he heard one morning this summer made him wonder how well he knew the Corps.
-
Unit energy managers will patrol barracks and monitor power usage
The Marine Corps is in the process of debuting unit energy managers to monitor power usage.
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Corps to tackle gender bias as combat jobs open to women
New training will ask Marines to question their unconscious gender biases as the Marine Corps opens thousands of new positions to women.
-
Marine’s quick action saves student from live grenade
All that stood between a Marine School of Infantry student and a live grenade was Sgt. Joseph Liefer.
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Marine major dies after collapsing during training run
A Marine supply officer died this month after collapsing during unit training in Germany.
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Marine: ‘Surreal’ to have combat story told onstage
Marine veteran AJ Czubai didn’t fully understand how bad his life had gotten after his 2010 deployment until he saw it acted out in front of hundreds of people at a theater premier in Austin, Texas.
