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Twentynine Palms Marine killed outside California strip club
Douglas Rivas-Rauda, 20, of Twentynine Palms, California, died early Sunday morning outside Flesh Club Showgirls.
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ISIS is expanding the reach and sophistication of its drone fleet
The militants’ growing use of UAVs highlights an important battlefield development in the conflict in Iraq and Syria.
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Missing Marine served with heavy-hit unit in Iraq
A Marine from one of the heaviest-hit units of the Iraq War is missing, and Cincinnati-area police are urgently asking for help locating him.
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Marines’ new virtual marksmanship trainers are set to hit the fleet
On Feb. 23, Marine Corps Systems Command placed a third order for $5.8 million towards its new Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer, bringing the service’s investment in the system to $25 million out of its current $32.
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Roll your sleeves too tight, Marines? This guy has the solution.
A Marine officer candidate has figured out a way to get your big guns out of those moto-tight sleeve rolls turning your arms purple.
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73 years later, a fallen American commando comes home
Marine Corps Sgt. John C. Holladay was killed in the South Pacific in 1943; his family finally was able to bury him this week.
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ISIS fighter responsible for Marine’s death in Iraq killed in drone strike
Early Sunday morning, a U.S. drone took out Jasim Khadijah, a rocket expert and former Iraqi officer who directed attacks on the Marines’ position, U.S. Army Col. Steve Warren, spokesman for the U.S.
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Female admin Marine to attempt MARSOC training this summer
A female staff noncommissioned officer will be the first woman to attempt MARSOC’s rigorous assessment and selection process, Marine officials confirmed.
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This team just walked 770 miles to honor fallen Marine Raiders. Here’s how it helped them heal.
Jenna Kemp laughed nervously as she stretched in the parking lot of a gas station about 55 miles from Camp Lejeune. Ignoring the light rain beginning to fall, she donned a black baseball cap, aviator sunglasses and hoisted a heavy military rucksack over her shoulders.
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The U.S. Marines have a new plan to prevent another Benghazi
Marines recently trained to respond to an embassy under attack by terrorists, active shooters or violent rioters.
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Twentynine Palms Marine killed outside California strip club
Douglas Rivas-Rauda, 20, of Twentynine Palms, California, died early Sunday morning outside Flesh Club Showgirls.
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ISIS is expanding the reach and sophistication of its drone fleet
The militants’ growing use of UAVs highlights an important battlefield development in the conflict in Iraq and Syria.
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Missing Marine served with heavy-hit unit in Iraq
A Marine from one of the heaviest-hit units of the Iraq War is missing, and Cincinnati-area police are urgently asking for help locating him.
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Marines’ new virtual marksmanship trainers are set to hit the fleet
On Feb. 23, Marine Corps Systems Command placed a third order for $5.8 million towards its new Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer, bringing the service’s investment in the system to $25 million out of its current $32.
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Roll your sleeves too tight, Marines? This guy has the solution.
A Marine officer candidate has figured out a way to get your big guns out of those moto-tight sleeve rolls turning your arms purple.
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73 years later, a fallen American commando comes home
Marine Corps Sgt. John C. Holladay was killed in the South Pacific in 1943; his family finally was able to bury him this week.
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ISIS fighter responsible for Marine’s death in Iraq killed in drone strike
Early Sunday morning, a U.S. drone took out Jasim Khadijah, a rocket expert and former Iraqi officer who directed attacks on the Marines’ position, U.S. Army Col. Steve Warren, spokesman for the U.S.
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Female admin Marine to attempt MARSOC training this summer
A female staff noncommissioned officer will be the first woman to attempt MARSOC’s rigorous assessment and selection process, Marine officials confirmed.
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This team just walked 770 miles to honor fallen Marine Raiders. Here’s how it helped them heal.
Jenna Kemp laughed nervously as she stretched in the parking lot of a gas station about 55 miles from Camp Lejeune. Ignoring the light rain beginning to fall, she donned a black baseball cap, aviator sunglasses and hoisted a heavy military rucksack over her shoulders.
-
The U.S. Marines have a new plan to prevent another Benghazi
Marines recently trained to respond to an embassy under attack by terrorists, active shooters or violent rioters.
-
Twentynine Palms Marine killed outside California strip club
Douglas Rivas-Rauda, 20, of Twentynine Palms, California, died early Sunday morning outside Flesh Club Showgirls.
-
ISIS is expanding the reach and sophistication of its drone fleet
The militants’ growing use of UAVs highlights an important battlefield development in the conflict in Iraq and Syria.
-
Missing Marine served with heavy-hit unit in Iraq
A Marine from one of the heaviest-hit units of the Iraq War is missing, and Cincinnati-area police are urgently asking for help locating him.
-
Marines’ new virtual marksmanship trainers are set to hit the fleet
On Feb. 23, Marine Corps Systems Command placed a third order for $5.8 million towards its new Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer, bringing the service’s investment in the system to $25 million out of its current $32.
-
Roll your sleeves too tight, Marines? This guy has the solution.
A Marine officer candidate has figured out a way to get your big guns out of those moto-tight sleeve rolls turning your arms purple.
-
73 years later, a fallen American commando comes home
Marine Corps Sgt. John C. Holladay was killed in the South Pacific in 1943; his family finally was able to bury him this week.
-
ISIS fighter responsible for Marine’s death in Iraq killed in drone strike
Early Sunday morning, a U.S. drone took out Jasim Khadijah, a rocket expert and former Iraqi officer who directed attacks on the Marines’ position, U.S. Army Col. Steve Warren, spokesman for the U.S.
-
Female admin Marine to attempt MARSOC training this summer
A female staff noncommissioned officer will be the first woman to attempt MARSOC’s rigorous assessment and selection process, Marine officials confirmed.
-
This team just walked 770 miles to honor fallen Marine Raiders. Here’s how it helped them heal.
Jenna Kemp laughed nervously as she stretched in the parking lot of a gas station about 55 miles from Camp Lejeune. Ignoring the light rain beginning to fall, she donned a black baseball cap, aviator sunglasses and hoisted a heavy military rucksack over her shoulders.
-
The U.S. Marines have a new plan to prevent another Benghazi
Marines recently trained to respond to an embassy under attack by terrorists, active shooters or violent rioters.
