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Thae Ohu to receive bad conduct discharge after Marine general denies judge’s recommended suspension
This could possibly make it harder for the Marine to receive the care and medicine she says she needs.
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Maskless Marines on base must be prepared to show COVID-19 vaccination proof
Those found to have lied about their vaccination status for whatever reason may face discipline, the Corps said.
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Marines deploy to southern African nation amid pro-democracy protests
Locals in the nation, known as Swaziland until 2018, started protesting in late June after King Mswati III banned petitions calling for democratic reform.
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Marine Corps changes picture policy for tattoos
The Corps will no longer require many Marines to take pictures of their tattoos when submitting packages for re-enlistment or special duty assignments.
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Marine security guard dies in Iraq after physical training
A Marine Corps musician died in Iraq in April while on Marine Security Guard duty.
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77 years later, a WW2 Marine is laid to rest
Sgt. Donald Stoddard was laid to rest in his hometown of Boulder, Colorado.
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Here’s how the Marine Corps is looking to revamp its schoolhouses
Grunts are not the only ones who will see changes.
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Marine reservist sentenced for unlawful killing of Emerson College student
A Marine reservist has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in connection to the 2019 death of an Emerson College student.
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Marine Corps shuts down Southern Command rotational deployment
After five years the Marine Corps is shutting down Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force–Southern Command.
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Marine couple saves over a dozen hikers after Okinawa flash flood
It was a fun family activity that two Marines in Okinawa, Japan, were seeking when they went on a jungle hike in September 2020.
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Thae Ohu to receive bad conduct discharge after Marine general denies judge’s recommended suspension
This could possibly make it harder for the Marine to receive the care and medicine she says she needs.
-
Maskless Marines on base must be prepared to show COVID-19 vaccination proof
Those found to have lied about their vaccination status for whatever reason may face discipline, the Corps said.
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Marines deploy to southern African nation amid pro-democracy protests
Locals in the nation, known as Swaziland until 2018, started protesting in late June after King Mswati III banned petitions calling for democratic reform.
-
Marine Corps changes picture policy for tattoos
The Corps will no longer require many Marines to take pictures of their tattoos when submitting packages for re-enlistment or special duty assignments.
-
Marine security guard dies in Iraq after physical training
A Marine Corps musician died in Iraq in April while on Marine Security Guard duty.
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77 years later, a WW2 Marine is laid to rest
Sgt. Donald Stoddard was laid to rest in his hometown of Boulder, Colorado.
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Here’s how the Marine Corps is looking to revamp its schoolhouses
Grunts are not the only ones who will see changes.
-
Marine reservist sentenced for unlawful killing of Emerson College student
A Marine reservist has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in connection to the 2019 death of an Emerson College student.
-
Marine Corps shuts down Southern Command rotational deployment
After five years the Marine Corps is shutting down Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force–Southern Command.
-
Marine couple saves over a dozen hikers after Okinawa flash flood
It was a fun family activity that two Marines in Okinawa, Japan, were seeking when they went on a jungle hike in September 2020.
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Thae Ohu to receive bad conduct discharge after Marine general denies judge’s recommended suspension
This could possibly make it harder for the Marine to receive the care and medicine she says she needs.
-
Maskless Marines on base must be prepared to show COVID-19 vaccination proof
Those found to have lied about their vaccination status for whatever reason may face discipline, the Corps said.
-
Marines deploy to southern African nation amid pro-democracy protests
Locals in the nation, known as Swaziland until 2018, started protesting in late June after King Mswati III banned petitions calling for democratic reform.
-
Marine Corps changes picture policy for tattoos
The Corps will no longer require many Marines to take pictures of their tattoos when submitting packages for re-enlistment or special duty assignments.
-
Marine security guard dies in Iraq after physical training
A Marine Corps musician died in Iraq in April while on Marine Security Guard duty.
-
77 years later, a WW2 Marine is laid to rest
Sgt. Donald Stoddard was laid to rest in his hometown of Boulder, Colorado.
-
Here’s how the Marine Corps is looking to revamp its schoolhouses
Grunts are not the only ones who will see changes.
-
Marine reservist sentenced for unlawful killing of Emerson College student
A Marine reservist has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in connection to the 2019 death of an Emerson College student.
-
Marine Corps shuts down Southern Command rotational deployment
After five years the Marine Corps is shutting down Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force–Southern Command.
-
Marine couple saves over a dozen hikers after Okinawa flash flood
It was a fun family activity that two Marines in Okinawa, Japan, were seeking when they went on a jungle hike in September 2020.
