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Marines to test new GPS-guided mortar round this fall
Marines who operate the Expeditionary Fire Support System will begin testing a new high-tech precision-guided mortar round later this year.
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This photo of Gen. Neller drinking from the devil dog fountain will motivate you
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Robert Neller paid homage to the fallen at Belleau Wood in France, one of the most sacred sites of Marine Corps lore.
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Marine reservists take over crisis response mission in Central America
About 300 Marine reservists are headed for Central America this week where they’ll train local troops struggling against gang violence and drug cartels and stand ready to help in the event of a natural disaster.
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U.S., Australia delay plans to send more Marines Down Under
The U.S. still plans to send 2,500 Marines to Australia each year — but that large of a rotation won’t happen until at least 2020.
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Marine commander fired after recruit’s death at boot camp
The commander of the Marine Corps’ East Coast recruit training regiment has been removed from his job after an investigation into a recruit’s death Marine Corps Recruit Depot revealed instances in which proper polices and procedures were not followed
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This Marine dad celebrated early holidays with his son before he deploys
A North Carolina Marine is definitely on track to earn the title of Best Dad Ever.
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Here’s how the Marines are training to deal with dirty bombs
A chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense team from the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit took up specialized training last month in the middle of the Nevada desert to learn how to respond to a “radiological event.”
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These high-speed Iraqi commandos are leading the charge into Fallujah
An elite Iraqi force that just led a mission to retake an Islamic State group stronghold near the Syrian border now has its sights set on getting Fallujah back into the hands of their government.
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Marines rename boot camp Crucible event for fallen Silver Star recipient
Marine recruits completing the final grueling event during boot camp at the Corps’ West Coast training depot will now complete an event in honor of a fallen corporal who earned the Silver Star.
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Marine cyber warriors will mess with their enemies’ heads
Unlike the other services, the Marine Corps is looking to build out offensive information warfare capabilities for Marine air-ground task forces, Brig. Gen.
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Marines to test new GPS-guided mortar round this fall
Marines who operate the Expeditionary Fire Support System will begin testing a new high-tech precision-guided mortar round later this year.
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This photo of Gen. Neller drinking from the devil dog fountain will motivate you
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Robert Neller paid homage to the fallen at Belleau Wood in France, one of the most sacred sites of Marine Corps lore.
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Marine reservists take over crisis response mission in Central America
About 300 Marine reservists are headed for Central America this week where they’ll train local troops struggling against gang violence and drug cartels and stand ready to help in the event of a natural disaster.
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U.S., Australia delay plans to send more Marines Down Under
The U.S. still plans to send 2,500 Marines to Australia each year — but that large of a rotation won’t happen until at least 2020.
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Marine commander fired after recruit’s death at boot camp
The commander of the Marine Corps’ East Coast recruit training regiment has been removed from his job after an investigation into a recruit’s death Marine Corps Recruit Depot revealed instances in which proper polices and procedures were not followed
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This Marine dad celebrated early holidays with his son before he deploys
A North Carolina Marine is definitely on track to earn the title of Best Dad Ever.
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Here’s how the Marines are training to deal with dirty bombs
A chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense team from the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit took up specialized training last month in the middle of the Nevada desert to learn how to respond to a “radiological event.”
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These high-speed Iraqi commandos are leading the charge into Fallujah
An elite Iraqi force that just led a mission to retake an Islamic State group stronghold near the Syrian border now has its sights set on getting Fallujah back into the hands of their government.
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Marines rename boot camp Crucible event for fallen Silver Star recipient
Marine recruits completing the final grueling event during boot camp at the Corps’ West Coast training depot will now complete an event in honor of a fallen corporal who earned the Silver Star.
-
Marine cyber warriors will mess with their enemies’ heads
Unlike the other services, the Marine Corps is looking to build out offensive information warfare capabilities for Marine air-ground task forces, Brig. Gen.
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Marines to test new GPS-guided mortar round this fall
Marines who operate the Expeditionary Fire Support System will begin testing a new high-tech precision-guided mortar round later this year.
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This photo of Gen. Neller drinking from the devil dog fountain will motivate you
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Robert Neller paid homage to the fallen at Belleau Wood in France, one of the most sacred sites of Marine Corps lore.
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Marine reservists take over crisis response mission in Central America
About 300 Marine reservists are headed for Central America this week where they’ll train local troops struggling against gang violence and drug cartels and stand ready to help in the event of a natural disaster.
-
U.S., Australia delay plans to send more Marines Down Under
The U.S. still plans to send 2,500 Marines to Australia each year — but that large of a rotation won’t happen until at least 2020.
-
Marine commander fired after recruit’s death at boot camp
The commander of the Marine Corps’ East Coast recruit training regiment has been removed from his job after an investigation into a recruit’s death Marine Corps Recruit Depot revealed instances in which proper polices and procedures were not followed
-
This Marine dad celebrated early holidays with his son before he deploys
A North Carolina Marine is definitely on track to earn the title of Best Dad Ever.
-
Here’s how the Marines are training to deal with dirty bombs
A chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense team from the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit took up specialized training last month in the middle of the Nevada desert to learn how to respond to a “radiological event.”
-
These high-speed Iraqi commandos are leading the charge into Fallujah
An elite Iraqi force that just led a mission to retake an Islamic State group stronghold near the Syrian border now has its sights set on getting Fallujah back into the hands of their government.
-
Marines rename boot camp Crucible event for fallen Silver Star recipient
Marine recruits completing the final grueling event during boot camp at the Corps’ West Coast training depot will now complete an event in honor of a fallen corporal who earned the Silver Star.
-
Marine cyber warriors will mess with their enemies’ heads
Unlike the other services, the Marine Corps is looking to build out offensive information warfare capabilities for Marine air-ground task forces, Brig. Gen.
