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The Marine Corps amphibious assault vehicle that sank and killed 9 should never have left the ramp, slides into investigation show
Beyond the two potential leaks, the slides into the investigation showed the emergency egress lighting system was stuck in the disabled position, locking the Marines and sailor in darkness while the vehicle rapidly sank off the California coast.
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Marine assistant commandant puts off answering lawmaker questions on deadly AAV accident
The Corps is currently about halfway through briefing all the families of the service members lost in the accident
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15th Marine Expeditionary Unit commander fired following investigation into AAV mishap that killed 9
Once the families receive their copies of the investigation the full report will be released to the public.
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Corps looking to refine Marine Combat Training to prepare for a future battlefield
Unlike the plan for infantry Marines, the Corps is not currently considering extending MCT, but rather is looking at ways to improve training techniques.
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Marine Corps launches shortened recon sniper course
The new course cuts out three weeks from the regular scout sniper course.
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Nearly 70 years later, Korean War Marine veteran awarded Silver Star on his 89th birthday
On that day in 1951, the company was bombarded by Chinese mortar and cannon fire and assaulted by Chinese infantrymen.
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Camp Lejeune Marine awarded highest noncombat medal for rescuing 10-year-old boy from ocean rip current
The Marine was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Medal for his heroic acts from 2019.
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Marine Corps looks to stabilize shore at sinking Hawaii range
The Hawaii range is just one Marine property forced to consider construction projects in the wake of rising sea levels.
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Black Marine colonel passed over 3 times receives 1-star nomination
Col. Anthony Henderson was one of nine Marines nominated for promotion to brigadier general in early March.
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Marine Corps increases opportunities to be meritoriously promoted to sergeant
It will create roughly 90 new meritoriously promoted sergeants.
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The Marine Corps amphibious assault vehicle that sank and killed 9 should never have left the ramp, slides into investigation show
Beyond the two potential leaks, the slides into the investigation showed the emergency egress lighting system was stuck in the disabled position, locking the Marines and sailor in darkness while the vehicle rapidly sank off the California coast.
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Marine assistant commandant puts off answering lawmaker questions on deadly AAV accident
The Corps is currently about halfway through briefing all the families of the service members lost in the accident
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15th Marine Expeditionary Unit commander fired following investigation into AAV mishap that killed 9
Once the families receive their copies of the investigation the full report will be released to the public.
-
Corps looking to refine Marine Combat Training to prepare for a future battlefield
Unlike the plan for infantry Marines, the Corps is not currently considering extending MCT, but rather is looking at ways to improve training techniques.
-
Marine Corps launches shortened recon sniper course
The new course cuts out three weeks from the regular scout sniper course.
-
Nearly 70 years later, Korean War Marine veteran awarded Silver Star on his 89th birthday
On that day in 1951, the company was bombarded by Chinese mortar and cannon fire and assaulted by Chinese infantrymen.
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Camp Lejeune Marine awarded highest noncombat medal for rescuing 10-year-old boy from ocean rip current
The Marine was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Medal for his heroic acts from 2019.
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Marine Corps looks to stabilize shore at sinking Hawaii range
The Hawaii range is just one Marine property forced to consider construction projects in the wake of rising sea levels.
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Black Marine colonel passed over 3 times receives 1-star nomination
Col. Anthony Henderson was one of nine Marines nominated for promotion to brigadier general in early March.
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Marine Corps increases opportunities to be meritoriously promoted to sergeant
It will create roughly 90 new meritoriously promoted sergeants.
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The Marine Corps amphibious assault vehicle that sank and killed 9 should never have left the ramp, slides into investigation show
Beyond the two potential leaks, the slides into the investigation showed the emergency egress lighting system was stuck in the disabled position, locking the Marines and sailor in darkness while the vehicle rapidly sank off the California coast.
-
Marine assistant commandant puts off answering lawmaker questions on deadly AAV accident
The Corps is currently about halfway through briefing all the families of the service members lost in the accident
-
15th Marine Expeditionary Unit commander fired following investigation into AAV mishap that killed 9
Once the families receive their copies of the investigation the full report will be released to the public.
-
Corps looking to refine Marine Combat Training to prepare for a future battlefield
Unlike the plan for infantry Marines, the Corps is not currently considering extending MCT, but rather is looking at ways to improve training techniques.
-
Marine Corps launches shortened recon sniper course
The new course cuts out three weeks from the regular scout sniper course.
-
Nearly 70 years later, Korean War Marine veteran awarded Silver Star on his 89th birthday
On that day in 1951, the company was bombarded by Chinese mortar and cannon fire and assaulted by Chinese infantrymen.
-
Camp Lejeune Marine awarded highest noncombat medal for rescuing 10-year-old boy from ocean rip current
The Marine was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Medal for his heroic acts from 2019.
-
Marine Corps looks to stabilize shore at sinking Hawaii range
The Hawaii range is just one Marine property forced to consider construction projects in the wake of rising sea levels.
-
Black Marine colonel passed over 3 times receives 1-star nomination
Col. Anthony Henderson was one of nine Marines nominated for promotion to brigadier general in early March.
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Marine Corps increases opportunities to be meritoriously promoted to sergeant
It will create roughly 90 new meritoriously promoted sergeants.
