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New rules block benefits for some Reserve deployments
Thousands of reservists who deployed over the past two years, thinking they were entitled to the benefits that mobilized and deployed reservists have typically received for years, have been bitterly disappointed upon their return.
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Parris Island hazing scandal trials to begin in March
Courts-martial for three Marine drill instructors from Parris Island convened Friday and trials for allegations of misconduct linked to the ongoing hazing and abuse scandal will begin in March.
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New in 2017: 3-D printing to keep the force rolling ahead
Little bits of plastic are hardly the first thing to come to mind when thinking about the future of warfare, but three-dimensional printing may soon revolutionize the way deployed Marines do business.
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2,500 Marines, sailors home for the holidays after fighting ISIS in Libya
The 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit took on the Islamic State and made it home for the holidays.
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New in 2017: Marines likely to expand cyber warfare units
The Corps cyber warrior force and other high-tech fields may expand rapidly.
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New in 2017: Nano-drones for grunts
Some Marine Corps squad leaders will be getting hand-held nano-drones in 2017.
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New in 2017: Marines seek to push hi-tech capabilities to squad level
The Marine Corps is heading into 2017 with some anxiety about its readiness and capabilities.
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Parris Island DI jailed in online child porn sting
A drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island has been busted for internet crimes against children in Texas as part of a months-long sting operation.
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IG report: U.S. support to Kurds could be better
Pentagon efforts to train and arm Kurdish fighters in the ongoing fight against the Islamic State in Iraq have been helpful, but more needs to be done, according to a new assessment from the Defense Department’s inspector general.
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New rules block benefits for some Reserve deployments
Thousands of reservists who deployed over the past two years, thinking they were entitled to the benefits that mobilized and deployed reservists have typically received for years, have been bitterly disappointed upon their return.
-
Parris Island hazing scandal trials to begin in March
Courts-martial for three Marine drill instructors from Parris Island convened Friday and trials for allegations of misconduct linked to the ongoing hazing and abuse scandal will begin in March.
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New in 2017: 3-D printing to keep the force rolling ahead
Little bits of plastic are hardly the first thing to come to mind when thinking about the future of warfare, but three-dimensional printing may soon revolutionize the way deployed Marines do business.
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New in 2017: Marines look to robots
Marines look to robots in 2017
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2,500 Marines, sailors home for the holidays after fighting ISIS in Libya
The 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit took on the Islamic State and made it home for the holidays.
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New in 2017: Marines likely to expand cyber warfare units
The Corps cyber warrior force and other high-tech fields may expand rapidly.
-
New in 2017: Nano-drones for grunts
Some Marine Corps squad leaders will be getting hand-held nano-drones in 2017.
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New in 2017: Marines seek to push hi-tech capabilities to squad level
The Marine Corps is heading into 2017 with some anxiety about its readiness and capabilities.
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Parris Island DI jailed in online child porn sting
A drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island has been busted for internet crimes against children in Texas as part of a months-long sting operation.
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IG report: U.S. support to Kurds could be better
Pentagon efforts to train and arm Kurdish fighters in the ongoing fight against the Islamic State in Iraq have been helpful, but more needs to be done, according to a new assessment from the Defense Department’s inspector general.
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New rules block benefits for some Reserve deployments
Thousands of reservists who deployed over the past two years, thinking they were entitled to the benefits that mobilized and deployed reservists have typically received for years, have been bitterly disappointed upon their return.
-
Parris Island hazing scandal trials to begin in March
Courts-martial for three Marine drill instructors from Parris Island convened Friday and trials for allegations of misconduct linked to the ongoing hazing and abuse scandal will begin in March.
-
New in 2017: 3-D printing to keep the force rolling ahead
Little bits of plastic are hardly the first thing to come to mind when thinking about the future of warfare, but three-dimensional printing may soon revolutionize the way deployed Marines do business.
-
New in 2017: Marines look to robots
Marines look to robots in 2017
-
2,500 Marines, sailors home for the holidays after fighting ISIS in Libya
The 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit took on the Islamic State and made it home for the holidays.
-
New in 2017: Marines likely to expand cyber warfare units
The Corps cyber warrior force and other high-tech fields may expand rapidly.
-
New in 2017: Nano-drones for grunts
Some Marine Corps squad leaders will be getting hand-held nano-drones in 2017.
-
New in 2017: Marines seek to push hi-tech capabilities to squad level
The Marine Corps is heading into 2017 with some anxiety about its readiness and capabilities.
-
Parris Island DI jailed in online child porn sting
A drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island has been busted for internet crimes against children in Texas as part of a months-long sting operation.
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IG report: U.S. support to Kurds could be better
Pentagon efforts to train and arm Kurdish fighters in the ongoing fight against the Islamic State in Iraq have been helpful, but more needs to be done, according to a new assessment from the Defense Department’s inspector general.
