Soon, the service's small squads and landing teams will receive tailored intelligence, cyber, and surveillance capabilities, assets typically reserved for much larger battalions and regiments.
The Marine Corps' light armored vehicles qualify for antique license plates in most states, but the service is planning to upgrade half the fleet and keep them in service until 2035.
Marine veteran and best-selling author Michael Golembesky returns Sept. 20 with Dagger 22, the concluding story of Marine Corps Special Operations Team 8222 in Bala Murghab, Afganistan.
Marines are being asked to test out tons of cool new gear and share ideas on ways the Corps can fill gaps — and a rapid equipping force is being stood up to field the new gear right right away.
Marines fitness buffs can now apply to pick up a new force fitness instructor military occupational specialty, a position that will allow noncommissioned officers to help leaders develop their units' physical training programs.
Manpower officials are looking volunteers to become counterintelligence/human intelligence specialists, a move that could mean a quick stripe and big bucks down the road.
The Marine Corps has crowned two noncommissioned officers as the service's top tactical athletes, and the pair is challenging every devil dog to take a shot at earning that title.
Marine Corps officials, having announced earlier this summer that one individual was misidentified in an historic World War II photo, have determined two Marines pictured in the first flag raising on Iwo Jima were also misidentified.