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Marine Corps publishes new PFT and CFT rules
The Marine Corps on Tuesday officially published new updates to its physical fitness and combat fitness tests. The changes, as reported by Marine Corps Times last week and available at the Marine Corps’ fitness website, are part of a comprehensive overhaul designed to raise the bar throughout the service on an evaluation that is often…
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11th MEU lands in the Horn of Africa
After fanning out across the Indian Ocean, the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit converged to launch a full-scale amphibious landing exercise off the coast of Djibouti last week in the Gulf of Aden.
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U.S. military set to reach Afghanistan troop target next month
The U.S. military is on track to reduce the number of troops in Afghanistan by another 1,400 over the next month, military officials said.
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Libya operation continues despite ISIS defeat
U.S. forces remain at the ready to fight Islamic State militants in Libya, even after the fall of the terrorist group’s last remaining stronghold in Sirte and the apparent conclusion of U.S. airstrikes.
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Marine Hornet pilot killed in crash off Japan
Marine Capt. Jake Frederick’s body was recovered by a Japanese ship.
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‘Pride of the Pacific’ trains new Sri Lankan marine corps
Camp Pendleton Marines wrapped up the first joint training mission with the newly created Sri Lankan marine corps last week, the latest sign of the U.S. military stepping up engagement in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region.
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The Marine Corps desperately needs people to fill its most high-profile assignments
Why Marines looking to make the Corps a career should take on one of the service’s toughest assignments.
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Marines take revolutionary 3D printing to the field
The future of Marine Corps logistics took shape last month in the form of a plastic Humvee door handle printed in an Arizona desert.
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WWII, Korean War Marine veteran finishes marathon, celebrates with a shot of scotch
Forrest Gump doesn’t have anything on retired Marine Col. Jonathan Mendes.
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Congressman calls on Air Force to speed up deployment of counter-drone technology
A veteran Marine officer in Congress is asking the Air Force to specify how it will defend the skies against improvised explosive drones at home and abroad.
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Marine Corps publishes new PFT and CFT rules
The Marine Corps on Tuesday officially published new updates to its physical fitness and combat fitness tests. The changes, as reported by Marine Corps Times last week and available at the Marine Corps’ fitness website, are part of a comprehensive overhaul designed to raise the bar throughout the service on an evaluation that is often…
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11th MEU lands in the Horn of Africa
After fanning out across the Indian Ocean, the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit converged to launch a full-scale amphibious landing exercise off the coast of Djibouti last week in the Gulf of Aden.
-
U.S. military set to reach Afghanistan troop target next month
The U.S. military is on track to reduce the number of troops in Afghanistan by another 1,400 over the next month, military officials said.
-
Libya operation continues despite ISIS defeat
U.S. forces remain at the ready to fight Islamic State militants in Libya, even after the fall of the terrorist group’s last remaining stronghold in Sirte and the apparent conclusion of U.S. airstrikes.
-
Marine Hornet pilot killed in crash off Japan
Marine Capt. Jake Frederick’s body was recovered by a Japanese ship.
-
‘Pride of the Pacific’ trains new Sri Lankan marine corps
Camp Pendleton Marines wrapped up the first joint training mission with the newly created Sri Lankan marine corps last week, the latest sign of the U.S. military stepping up engagement in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region.
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The Marine Corps desperately needs people to fill its most high-profile assignments
Why Marines looking to make the Corps a career should take on one of the service’s toughest assignments.
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Marines take revolutionary 3D printing to the field
The future of Marine Corps logistics took shape last month in the form of a plastic Humvee door handle printed in an Arizona desert.
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WWII, Korean War Marine veteran finishes marathon, celebrates with a shot of scotch
Forrest Gump doesn’t have anything on retired Marine Col. Jonathan Mendes.
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Congressman calls on Air Force to speed up deployment of counter-drone technology
A veteran Marine officer in Congress is asking the Air Force to specify how it will defend the skies against improvised explosive drones at home and abroad.
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Marine Corps publishes new PFT and CFT rules
The Marine Corps on Tuesday officially published new updates to its physical fitness and combat fitness tests. The changes, as reported by Marine Corps Times last week and available at the Marine Corps’ fitness website, are part of a comprehensive overhaul designed to raise the bar throughout the service on an evaluation that is often…
-
11th MEU lands in the Horn of Africa
After fanning out across the Indian Ocean, the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit converged to launch a full-scale amphibious landing exercise off the coast of Djibouti last week in the Gulf of Aden.
-
U.S. military set to reach Afghanistan troop target next month
The U.S. military is on track to reduce the number of troops in Afghanistan by another 1,400 over the next month, military officials said.
-
Libya operation continues despite ISIS defeat
U.S. forces remain at the ready to fight Islamic State militants in Libya, even after the fall of the terrorist group’s last remaining stronghold in Sirte and the apparent conclusion of U.S. airstrikes.
-
Marine Hornet pilot killed in crash off Japan
Marine Capt. Jake Frederick’s body was recovered by a Japanese ship.
-
‘Pride of the Pacific’ trains new Sri Lankan marine corps
Camp Pendleton Marines wrapped up the first joint training mission with the newly created Sri Lankan marine corps last week, the latest sign of the U.S. military stepping up engagement in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region.
-
The Marine Corps desperately needs people to fill its most high-profile assignments
Why Marines looking to make the Corps a career should take on one of the service’s toughest assignments.
-
Marines take revolutionary 3D printing to the field
The future of Marine Corps logistics took shape last month in the form of a plastic Humvee door handle printed in an Arizona desert.
-
WWII, Korean War Marine veteran finishes marathon, celebrates with a shot of scotch
Forrest Gump doesn’t have anything on retired Marine Col. Jonathan Mendes.
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Congressman calls on Air Force to speed up deployment of counter-drone technology
A veteran Marine officer in Congress is asking the Air Force to specify how it will defend the skies against improvised explosive drones at home and abroad.
