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Tragic drowning of San Diego Marine leads to lawsuit for benefits
Marine Master Sgt. Jeff Briar drowned attempting to rescue two children caught in the rip current near San Diego.
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For the first time, women become Marines at San Diego recruit depot
They will officially graduate from boot camp on May 6.
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Here’s what the Corps’ new School of Infantry training looks like
The new 14-week course will add five weeks to the current course required for becoming an 0311.
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North Carolina Marine released from hospital after barracks shooting incident
The Marine, assigned to 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines, was injured Thursday while in the barracks.
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Barracks shooting sends North Carolina Marine to hospital
One Marine is in stable condition at the Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, after a barracks shooting incident
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Marine general cited for failures in fatal AAV mishap faces scrutiny over his new job as IG
Marine Maj. Gen. Robert Castellvi’s failures played a part in the deaths of eight Marines and one sailor. Just a few months later, he was elevated to be the Inspector General of the Marine Corps.
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Warrior mindset must remain, Corps says, even as Marines shift from infantry to the sea
The 184-page tentative manual is meant to give Marines an idea of the future operating concept while the Corps continues develop the strategy.
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Marines: This might be your new physical training uniform
The uniforms could be available by spring 2022.
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Nearly 40 percent of Marines have turned down COVID-19 vaccine from the Corps
Nearly 60 percent of North Carolina Marines have turned down the vaccine from the Corps.
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Tragic drowning of San Diego Marine leads to lawsuit for benefits
Marine Master Sgt. Jeff Briar drowned attempting to rescue two children caught in the rip current near San Diego.
-
For the first time, women become Marines at San Diego recruit depot
They will officially graduate from boot camp on May 6.
-
Here’s what the Corps’ new School of Infantry training looks like
The new 14-week course will add five weeks to the current course required for becoming an 0311.
-
North Carolina Marine released from hospital after barracks shooting incident
The Marine, assigned to 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines, was injured Thursday while in the barracks.
-
Barracks shooting sends North Carolina Marine to hospital
One Marine is in stable condition at the Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, after a barracks shooting incident
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Marine general cited for failures in fatal AAV mishap faces scrutiny over his new job as IG
Marine Maj. Gen. Robert Castellvi’s failures played a part in the deaths of eight Marines and one sailor. Just a few months later, he was elevated to be the Inspector General of the Marine Corps.
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What caused the Marine amphibious assault vehicle sinking tragedy?
A look inside the investigation:
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Warrior mindset must remain, Corps says, even as Marines shift from infantry to the sea
The 184-page tentative manual is meant to give Marines an idea of the future operating concept while the Corps continues develop the strategy.
-
Marines: This might be your new physical training uniform
The uniforms could be available by spring 2022.
-
Nearly 40 percent of Marines have turned down COVID-19 vaccine from the Corps
Nearly 60 percent of North Carolina Marines have turned down the vaccine from the Corps.
-
Tragic drowning of San Diego Marine leads to lawsuit for benefits
Marine Master Sgt. Jeff Briar drowned attempting to rescue two children caught in the rip current near San Diego.
-
For the first time, women become Marines at San Diego recruit depot
They will officially graduate from boot camp on May 6.
-
Here’s what the Corps’ new School of Infantry training looks like
The new 14-week course will add five weeks to the current course required for becoming an 0311.
-
North Carolina Marine released from hospital after barracks shooting incident
The Marine, assigned to 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines, was injured Thursday while in the barracks.
-
Barracks shooting sends North Carolina Marine to hospital
One Marine is in stable condition at the Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, after a barracks shooting incident
-
Marine general cited for failures in fatal AAV mishap faces scrutiny over his new job as IG
Marine Maj. Gen. Robert Castellvi’s failures played a part in the deaths of eight Marines and one sailor. Just a few months later, he was elevated to be the Inspector General of the Marine Corps.
-
What caused the Marine amphibious assault vehicle sinking tragedy?
A look inside the investigation:
-
Warrior mindset must remain, Corps says, even as Marines shift from infantry to the sea
The 184-page tentative manual is meant to give Marines an idea of the future operating concept while the Corps continues develop the strategy.
-
Marines: This might be your new physical training uniform
The uniforms could be available by spring 2022.
-
Nearly 40 percent of Marines have turned down COVID-19 vaccine from the Corps
Nearly 60 percent of North Carolina Marines have turned down the vaccine from the Corps.
