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Corps to fire ship-sinking missile in Pacific as ‘demonstration of force’
Marines will fire a Naval Strike Missile from a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary (ROGUE) fires vehicle Sunday to sink a Navy hull in the Pacific.
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Marine Raider to receive Navy Cross for Iraq fight
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger will present Staff Sgt. Nicholas J. Jones with the nation’s second highest award for valor during an Aug. 26 ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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A diverse Corps is necessary to implement future force design, top official says
Marine Brig. Gen. A.T. Williamson, director of manpower plans and policy, says the Corps must have increased diversity to succeed on the complex battlefields of the future.
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Marine Corps helicopters flex on 1,200-mile trip across Japan
It demonstrated the Corps’ ability to move helicopters long distances across the Pacific Ocean.
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Commandant calls on senior Marines to stop ‘shackling’ junior leaders
It’s time for senior leaders to let go of the reins and allow small unit leaders the freedom to make decisions, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger says.
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Corps’ sergeant major calls for improved treatment, care of junior Marines
The Marine Corps historically has had the youngest service members in the Department of Defense.
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Top general on force design slated to be next Marine assistant commandant
If he is approved, the new job will come with a promotion to four-star.
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Is expeditionary foraging in the Corps’ future?
Future Marines might deploy with small water purifiers, which can be carried by a single Marine, and wearable power generators.
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Mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations are necessary, these top enlisted leaders say
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Troy Black’s answer? Yes.
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Corps to fire ship-sinking missile in Pacific as ‘demonstration of force’
Marines will fire a Naval Strike Missile from a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary (ROGUE) fires vehicle Sunday to sink a Navy hull in the Pacific.
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Marine Raider to receive Navy Cross for Iraq fight
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger will present Staff Sgt. Nicholas J. Jones with the nation’s second highest award for valor during an Aug. 26 ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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A diverse Corps is necessary to implement future force design, top official says
Marine Brig. Gen. A.T. Williamson, director of manpower plans and policy, says the Corps must have increased diversity to succeed on the complex battlefields of the future.
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Marine Corps helicopters flex on 1,200-mile trip across Japan
It demonstrated the Corps’ ability to move helicopters long distances across the Pacific Ocean.
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Commandant calls on senior Marines to stop ‘shackling’ junior leaders
It’s time for senior leaders to let go of the reins and allow small unit leaders the freedom to make decisions, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger says.
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Corps’ sergeant major calls for improved treatment, care of junior Marines
The Marine Corps historically has had the youngest service members in the Department of Defense.
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Top general on force design slated to be next Marine assistant commandant
If he is approved, the new job will come with a promotion to four-star.
-
Is expeditionary foraging in the Corps’ future?
Future Marines might deploy with small water purifiers, which can be carried by a single Marine, and wearable power generators.
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Mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations are necessary, these top enlisted leaders say
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Troy Black’s answer? Yes.
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Corps to fire ship-sinking missile in Pacific as ‘demonstration of force’
Marines will fire a Naval Strike Missile from a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary (ROGUE) fires vehicle Sunday to sink a Navy hull in the Pacific.
-
Marine Raider to receive Navy Cross for Iraq fight
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger will present Staff Sgt. Nicholas J. Jones with the nation’s second highest award for valor during an Aug. 26 ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
-
A diverse Corps is necessary to implement future force design, top official says
Marine Brig. Gen. A.T. Williamson, director of manpower plans and policy, says the Corps must have increased diversity to succeed on the complex battlefields of the future.
-
Marine Corps helicopters flex on 1,200-mile trip across Japan
It demonstrated the Corps’ ability to move helicopters long distances across the Pacific Ocean.
-
Commandant calls on senior Marines to stop ‘shackling’ junior leaders
It’s time for senior leaders to let go of the reins and allow small unit leaders the freedom to make decisions, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger says.
-
Corps’ sergeant major calls for improved treatment, care of junior Marines
The Marine Corps historically has had the youngest service members in the Department of Defense.
-
Top general on force design slated to be next Marine assistant commandant
If he is approved, the new job will come with a promotion to four-star.
-
Is expeditionary foraging in the Corps’ future?
Future Marines might deploy with small water purifiers, which can be carried by a single Marine, and wearable power generators.
-
Mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations are necessary, these top enlisted leaders say
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Troy Black’s answer? Yes.
