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Commandant says no to proposed uniform changes
Junior enlisted Marines will just have to keep squinting when a staff non-commissioned officer walks by.
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Kyle Carpenter plans to skydive to the start of the Marine Corps Marathon
It was impressive enough when Medal of Honor recipient Kyle Carpenter, who survived jumping on an enemy grenade, ran …
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Five-year dwell standard eyed for Marine Reserves
Lt. Gen. Richard Mills, commander of Marine Forces Reserve, doesn’t intend to let the close of a ground war lead to t…
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Robots, drones may assist Marine logisticians with new missions
A postwar strategy dominated by the Expeditionary Force 21 concept and a return to small-unit, amphibious missions wi…
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1/2 will be last Marine combat unit in Afghanistan
Some 13 years after the first Marine deployment to Afghanistan, Marine officials this month identified the last comba…
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Lejeune gate guard in deadly incident charged with negligent homicide
A Camp Lejeune gate sentry accused of killing a fellow Marine in a negligent shooting in April has been charged by th…
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Marines reveal details of tense embassy evacuation from Libya
Newly released details about the decision to evacuate the Embassy in Libya in late July highlight the challenges of tactical decision-making between the Marine Corps and State Department in the event of a crisis at a diplomatic post that requires military action.
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Dunford’s battles: New missions, budget cuts, and a tough decision in 2015
When Gen. Joe Dunford becomes commandant of the Marine Corps Oct. 17, he’ll inherit the last stages of a war and a ho…
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Selfish? Officer’s take on women in combat raises outcry
The Marine Corps is about to launch one of its most comprehensive experiments to test the mettle of women in combat, …
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“The Hornet’s Nest” emphasizes humanity, nobility of war
Wildly jerky and almost nauseating hand-held camera shots hit the viewer in the early minutes of the film, producing …
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Commandant says no to proposed uniform changes
Junior enlisted Marines will just have to keep squinting when a staff non-commissioned officer walks by.
-
Kyle Carpenter plans to skydive to the start of the Marine Corps Marathon
It was impressive enough when Medal of Honor recipient Kyle Carpenter, who survived jumping on an enemy grenade, ran …
-
Five-year dwell standard eyed for Marine Reserves
Lt. Gen. Richard Mills, commander of Marine Forces Reserve, doesn’t intend to let the close of a ground war lead to t…
-
Robots, drones may assist Marine logisticians with new missions
A postwar strategy dominated by the Expeditionary Force 21 concept and a return to small-unit, amphibious missions wi…
-
1/2 will be last Marine combat unit in Afghanistan
Some 13 years after the first Marine deployment to Afghanistan, Marine officials this month identified the last comba…
-
Lejeune gate guard in deadly incident charged with negligent homicide
A Camp Lejeune gate sentry accused of killing a fellow Marine in a negligent shooting in April has been charged by th…
-
Marines reveal details of tense embassy evacuation from Libya
Newly released details about the decision to evacuate the Embassy in Libya in late July highlight the challenges of tactical decision-making between the Marine Corps and State Department in the event of a crisis at a diplomatic post that requires military action.
-
Dunford’s battles: New missions, budget cuts, and a tough decision in 2015
When Gen. Joe Dunford becomes commandant of the Marine Corps Oct. 17, he’ll inherit the last stages of a war and a ho…
-
Selfish? Officer’s take on women in combat raises outcry
The Marine Corps is about to launch one of its most comprehensive experiments to test the mettle of women in combat, …
-
“The Hornet’s Nest” emphasizes humanity, nobility of war
Wildly jerky and almost nauseating hand-held camera shots hit the viewer in the early minutes of the film, producing …
-
Commandant says no to proposed uniform changes
Junior enlisted Marines will just have to keep squinting when a staff non-commissioned officer walks by.
-
Kyle Carpenter plans to skydive to the start of the Marine Corps Marathon
It was impressive enough when Medal of Honor recipient Kyle Carpenter, who survived jumping on an enemy grenade, ran …
-
Five-year dwell standard eyed for Marine Reserves
Lt. Gen. Richard Mills, commander of Marine Forces Reserve, doesn’t intend to let the close of a ground war lead to t…
-
Robots, drones may assist Marine logisticians with new missions
A postwar strategy dominated by the Expeditionary Force 21 concept and a return to small-unit, amphibious missions wi…
-
1/2 will be last Marine combat unit in Afghanistan
Some 13 years after the first Marine deployment to Afghanistan, Marine officials this month identified the last comba…
-
Lejeune gate guard in deadly incident charged with negligent homicide
A Camp Lejeune gate sentry accused of killing a fellow Marine in a negligent shooting in April has been charged by th…
-
Marines reveal details of tense embassy evacuation from Libya
Newly released details about the decision to evacuate the Embassy in Libya in late July highlight the challenges of tactical decision-making between the Marine Corps and State Department in the event of a crisis at a diplomatic post that requires military action.
-
Dunford’s battles: New missions, budget cuts, and a tough decision in 2015
When Gen. Joe Dunford becomes commandant of the Marine Corps Oct. 17, he’ll inherit the last stages of a war and a ho…
-
Selfish? Officer’s take on women in combat raises outcry
The Marine Corps is about to launch one of its most comprehensive experiments to test the mettle of women in combat, …
-
“The Hornet’s Nest” emphasizes humanity, nobility of war
Wildly jerky and almost nauseating hand-held camera shots hit the viewer in the early minutes of the film, producing …
