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1-star: Marines need gear that will give them the edge on the battlefield
The one-star in charge of outfitting leathernecks with everything they drive, shoot and wear says Marines should never have to get in a fair fight.
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Marine 1-star defends gender segregation at boot camp
The commanding general of the Marine Corps’ all-male recruit depot is defending the service’s stance on training men and women separately at boot camp — even as the first-ever female grunts head to the infantry.
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The Marines are on the hunt for robots that can follow their orders
Marines will soon share the battlefield with gun-wielding robots, swarms of micro drones, driverless cars and self-unloading supply aircraft — and the Corps wants the machines to do more of the thinking.
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There’s a call to add thousands more Marines. Here’s how it might work
There could be 3,000 more Marines in uniform next year as Congress weighs boosting the size of the service — but one of the Corps’ top leaders said it still might not be enough.
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Commander details U.S. Marines’ role in taking back Ramadi from ISIS
Marines who fought one of the toughest battles in the Iraq War were close enough to hear the Iraqis retake Ramadi from the Islamic State group, evoking strong emotions as leathernecks rooted to see the city where they lost friends retaken from the terror group.
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2,300 California-based Marines just deployed to the Middle East
The final contingent of a 2,300-strong crisis-response task force departed Camp Pendleton, Cal last week en route to the region to begin a nine-month deployment in the region to directly and indirectly bolster Iraqi forces in their fight against ISIS
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Marines keep flying in aid to Japan earthquake victims
Marines are keeping aid flowing to the victims of the two deadly earthquakes which struck southern Japan last week.
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Families of Marines killed in Chattanooga attack receive Purple Hearts
The families of Gunnery Sgt. Thomas Sullivan, Staff Sgt. David Wyatt, Sgt. Carson Holmquist and Lance Cpl.
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The Marines have a new plan to combat terrorists’ IEDs
The Marine Corps revamps the way it trains Marines to handle improvised explosive devices, using intel from deployed locations.
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Michigan family seeks help in search for missing Marine vet
Police and family are urgently asking for help locating a Marine vet missing for two weeks.
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1-star: Marines need gear that will give them the edge on the battlefield
The one-star in charge of outfitting leathernecks with everything they drive, shoot and wear says Marines should never have to get in a fair fight.
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Marine 1-star defends gender segregation at boot camp
The commanding general of the Marine Corps’ all-male recruit depot is defending the service’s stance on training men and women separately at boot camp — even as the first-ever female grunts head to the infantry.
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The Marines are on the hunt for robots that can follow their orders
Marines will soon share the battlefield with gun-wielding robots, swarms of micro drones, driverless cars and self-unloading supply aircraft — and the Corps wants the machines to do more of the thinking.
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There’s a call to add thousands more Marines. Here’s how it might work
There could be 3,000 more Marines in uniform next year as Congress weighs boosting the size of the service — but one of the Corps’ top leaders said it still might not be enough.
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Commander details U.S. Marines’ role in taking back Ramadi from ISIS
Marines who fought one of the toughest battles in the Iraq War were close enough to hear the Iraqis retake Ramadi from the Islamic State group, evoking strong emotions as leathernecks rooted to see the city where they lost friends retaken from the terror group.
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2,300 California-based Marines just deployed to the Middle East
The final contingent of a 2,300-strong crisis-response task force departed Camp Pendleton, Cal last week en route to the region to begin a nine-month deployment in the region to directly and indirectly bolster Iraqi forces in their fight against ISIS
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Marines keep flying in aid to Japan earthquake victims
Marines are keeping aid flowing to the victims of the two deadly earthquakes which struck southern Japan last week.
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Families of Marines killed in Chattanooga attack receive Purple Hearts
The families of Gunnery Sgt. Thomas Sullivan, Staff Sgt. David Wyatt, Sgt. Carson Holmquist and Lance Cpl.
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The Marines have a new plan to combat terrorists’ IEDs
The Marine Corps revamps the way it trains Marines to handle improvised explosive devices, using intel from deployed locations.
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Michigan family seeks help in search for missing Marine vet
Police and family are urgently asking for help locating a Marine vet missing for two weeks.
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1-star: Marines need gear that will give them the edge on the battlefield
The one-star in charge of outfitting leathernecks with everything they drive, shoot and wear says Marines should never have to get in a fair fight.
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Marine 1-star defends gender segregation at boot camp
The commanding general of the Marine Corps’ all-male recruit depot is defending the service’s stance on training men and women separately at boot camp — even as the first-ever female grunts head to the infantry.
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The Marines are on the hunt for robots that can follow their orders
Marines will soon share the battlefield with gun-wielding robots, swarms of micro drones, driverless cars and self-unloading supply aircraft — and the Corps wants the machines to do more of the thinking.
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There’s a call to add thousands more Marines. Here’s how it might work
There could be 3,000 more Marines in uniform next year as Congress weighs boosting the size of the service — but one of the Corps’ top leaders said it still might not be enough.
-
Commander details U.S. Marines’ role in taking back Ramadi from ISIS
Marines who fought one of the toughest battles in the Iraq War were close enough to hear the Iraqis retake Ramadi from the Islamic State group, evoking strong emotions as leathernecks rooted to see the city where they lost friends retaken from the terror group.
-
2,300 California-based Marines just deployed to the Middle East
The final contingent of a 2,300-strong crisis-response task force departed Camp Pendleton, Cal last week en route to the region to begin a nine-month deployment in the region to directly and indirectly bolster Iraqi forces in their fight against ISIS
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Marines keep flying in aid to Japan earthquake victims
Marines are keeping aid flowing to the victims of the two deadly earthquakes which struck southern Japan last week.
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Families of Marines killed in Chattanooga attack receive Purple Hearts
The families of Gunnery Sgt. Thomas Sullivan, Staff Sgt. David Wyatt, Sgt. Carson Holmquist and Lance Cpl.
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The Marines have a new plan to combat terrorists’ IEDs
The Marine Corps revamps the way it trains Marines to handle improvised explosive devices, using intel from deployed locations.
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Michigan family seeks help in search for missing Marine vet
Police and family are urgently asking for help locating a Marine vet missing for two weeks.
