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Here’s why the Marine Corps is considering returning to promotion photos
Photo removal has led to decreased diversity, according to senior Marine and Navy leaders.
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Doubled maximum leave accrual extended for Marines and sailors due to COVID-19 pandemic
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, maximum accrual has gone from 60 days to 120 days.
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Families of service members killed in 2020 Marine Corps AAV accident sue manufacturer
The lawyers also called for the Corps to cease all waterborne training for the AAV and its replacement, the amphibious combat vehicle, until the alleged cargo hatch flaw can be fixed.
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The Olympics should adopt an ‘Even More Modern Pentathlon’ — an event for the modern military
The Even More Modern Pentathlon will be a five-sport event that encapsulates the modern military experience.
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Michigan Marine poolee dies after 400 meter physical training run
A 26-year-old Michigan poolee died only two days after formally enlisting into the delayed entry program.
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More female Marine drill instructors needed as boot camp gender-integration continues
The Marine Corps is about to be short on female drill instructors and is willing to pay up to $14,700 to fill its ranks.
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Job qualifications coming to Marine Corps junior enlisted performance evaluation system
The pilot program will see military occupational specialty related courses and qualifications count toward 100 points, or 50 percent, of the mental agility pillar.
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Marines headed to protect embassy in Haiti, but no troops to stabilize nation, says Biden
The Marines sent were part of the Marine Security Guard Security Augmentation Unit.
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Sweeping probe faults Army, Marine Corps in rare look at vehicle mishaps over 10 years
The study was prompted by a spate of high-profile rollover deaths.
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Here’s why the Marine Corps is considering returning to promotion photos
Photo removal has led to decreased diversity, according to senior Marine and Navy leaders.
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Doubled maximum leave accrual extended for Marines and sailors due to COVID-19 pandemic
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, maximum accrual has gone from 60 days to 120 days.
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Families of service members killed in 2020 Marine Corps AAV accident sue manufacturer
The lawyers also called for the Corps to cease all waterborne training for the AAV and its replacement, the amphibious combat vehicle, until the alleged cargo hatch flaw can be fixed.
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The Olympics should adopt an ‘Even More Modern Pentathlon’ — an event for the modern military
The Even More Modern Pentathlon will be a five-sport event that encapsulates the modern military experience.
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Michigan Marine poolee dies after 400 meter physical training run
A 26-year-old Michigan poolee died only two days after formally enlisting into the delayed entry program.
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In-flight lightning strike grounds 2 F-35B Lightning II jets
Lightning on lightning.
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More female Marine drill instructors needed as boot camp gender-integration continues
The Marine Corps is about to be short on female drill instructors and is willing to pay up to $14,700 to fill its ranks.
-
Job qualifications coming to Marine Corps junior enlisted performance evaluation system
The pilot program will see military occupational specialty related courses and qualifications count toward 100 points, or 50 percent, of the mental agility pillar.
-
Marines headed to protect embassy in Haiti, but no troops to stabilize nation, says Biden
The Marines sent were part of the Marine Security Guard Security Augmentation Unit.
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Sweeping probe faults Army, Marine Corps in rare look at vehicle mishaps over 10 years
The study was prompted by a spate of high-profile rollover deaths.
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Here’s why the Marine Corps is considering returning to promotion photos
Photo removal has led to decreased diversity, according to senior Marine and Navy leaders.
-
Doubled maximum leave accrual extended for Marines and sailors due to COVID-19 pandemic
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, maximum accrual has gone from 60 days to 120 days.
-
Families of service members killed in 2020 Marine Corps AAV accident sue manufacturer
The lawyers also called for the Corps to cease all waterborne training for the AAV and its replacement, the amphibious combat vehicle, until the alleged cargo hatch flaw can be fixed.
-
The Olympics should adopt an ‘Even More Modern Pentathlon’ — an event for the modern military
The Even More Modern Pentathlon will be a five-sport event that encapsulates the modern military experience.
-
Michigan Marine poolee dies after 400 meter physical training run
A 26-year-old Michigan poolee died only two days after formally enlisting into the delayed entry program.
-
In-flight lightning strike grounds 2 F-35B Lightning II jets
Lightning on lightning.
-
More female Marine drill instructors needed as boot camp gender-integration continues
The Marine Corps is about to be short on female drill instructors and is willing to pay up to $14,700 to fill its ranks.
-
Job qualifications coming to Marine Corps junior enlisted performance evaluation system
The pilot program will see military occupational specialty related courses and qualifications count toward 100 points, or 50 percent, of the mental agility pillar.
-
Marines headed to protect embassy in Haiti, but no troops to stabilize nation, says Biden
The Marines sent were part of the Marine Security Guard Security Augmentation Unit.
-
Sweeping probe faults Army, Marine Corps in rare look at vehicle mishaps over 10 years
The study was prompted by a spate of high-profile rollover deaths.
