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Marines field new suicide awareness app
The Marine Corps is taking another step forward in the ongoing struggle against suicide.
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Marines mark 33rd anniversary of Beirut barracks bombing
Marines mark 33rd anniversary of Beirut barracks bombing
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13th MEU completes eventful seven months at sea
Sailing from the Western Pacific to the Middle East, the Marines cared for refugees adrift in the Gulf of Aden, trained with allies across desert, jungle and cold weather climates, and rained bombs on the Islamic State group.
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She fled Iraq with her family. Now she’s a U.S. Marine.
Lance Cpl. Amanda Issa — who as a teenager fled the violence of her native Mosul ahead of the arrival of the Islamic State group — now proudly wears the Eagle, Globe and Anchor of her childhood heroes.
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11th MEU heads to Western Pacific, Middle East
11th MEU Marines and Sailors begin seven-month deployment
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Army, Marines field next-generation tourniquet
The combat application tourniquet – that small, issue item to which so many wounded troops owe their lives – is getting an upgrade.
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U.S. troops face new threat as ISIS deploys flying IEDs
Drone warfare recently entered a new chapter in which America’s adversaries can successfully deliver explosives via cheap, commercially available unmanned aircraft, challenging the U.S. military to go on the defensive.
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Sailor dies in Okinawa diving accident
A U.S. Navy sailor serving with the III Marine Expeditionary Force in Okinawa died following a diving accident Monday morning.
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Okinawa Harrier flights to resume
Marine Corps AV-8B Harriers will take to the Pacific skies again on Friday
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Marines train alongside Green Berets to prep for Africa missions
About Forty-one infantrymen from the Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force-Crisis Response-Africa recently conducted joint training with Army Special Forces in Germany, building on similar training with the 10th Special Operations Group held l
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Marines field new suicide awareness app
The Marine Corps is taking another step forward in the ongoing struggle against suicide.
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Marines mark 33rd anniversary of Beirut barracks bombing
Marines mark 33rd anniversary of Beirut barracks bombing
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13th MEU completes eventful seven months at sea
Sailing from the Western Pacific to the Middle East, the Marines cared for refugees adrift in the Gulf of Aden, trained with allies across desert, jungle and cold weather climates, and rained bombs on the Islamic State group.
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She fled Iraq with her family. Now she’s a U.S. Marine.
Lance Cpl. Amanda Issa — who as a teenager fled the violence of her native Mosul ahead of the arrival of the Islamic State group — now proudly wears the Eagle, Globe and Anchor of her childhood heroes.
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11th MEU heads to Western Pacific, Middle East
11th MEU Marines and Sailors begin seven-month deployment
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Army, Marines field next-generation tourniquet
The combat application tourniquet – that small, issue item to which so many wounded troops owe their lives – is getting an upgrade.
-
U.S. troops face new threat as ISIS deploys flying IEDs
Drone warfare recently entered a new chapter in which America’s adversaries can successfully deliver explosives via cheap, commercially available unmanned aircraft, challenging the U.S. military to go on the defensive.
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Sailor dies in Okinawa diving accident
A U.S. Navy sailor serving with the III Marine Expeditionary Force in Okinawa died following a diving accident Monday morning.
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Okinawa Harrier flights to resume
Marine Corps AV-8B Harriers will take to the Pacific skies again on Friday
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Marines train alongside Green Berets to prep for Africa missions
About Forty-one infantrymen from the Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force-Crisis Response-Africa recently conducted joint training with Army Special Forces in Germany, building on similar training with the 10th Special Operations Group held l
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Marines field new suicide awareness app
The Marine Corps is taking another step forward in the ongoing struggle against suicide.
-
Marines mark 33rd anniversary of Beirut barracks bombing
Marines mark 33rd anniversary of Beirut barracks bombing
-
13th MEU completes eventful seven months at sea
Sailing from the Western Pacific to the Middle East, the Marines cared for refugees adrift in the Gulf of Aden, trained with allies across desert, jungle and cold weather climates, and rained bombs on the Islamic State group.
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She fled Iraq with her family. Now she’s a U.S. Marine.
Lance Cpl. Amanda Issa — who as a teenager fled the violence of her native Mosul ahead of the arrival of the Islamic State group — now proudly wears the Eagle, Globe and Anchor of her childhood heroes.
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11th MEU heads to Western Pacific, Middle East
11th MEU Marines and Sailors begin seven-month deployment
-
Army, Marines field next-generation tourniquet
The combat application tourniquet – that small, issue item to which so many wounded troops owe their lives – is getting an upgrade.
-
U.S. troops face new threat as ISIS deploys flying IEDs
Drone warfare recently entered a new chapter in which America’s adversaries can successfully deliver explosives via cheap, commercially available unmanned aircraft, challenging the U.S. military to go on the defensive.
-
Sailor dies in Okinawa diving accident
A U.S. Navy sailor serving with the III Marine Expeditionary Force in Okinawa died following a diving accident Monday morning.
-
Okinawa Harrier flights to resume
Marine Corps AV-8B Harriers will take to the Pacific skies again on Friday
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Marines train alongside Green Berets to prep for Africa missions
About Forty-one infantrymen from the Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force-Crisis Response-Africa recently conducted joint training with Army Special Forces in Germany, building on similar training with the 10th Special Operations Group held l
