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Marine commandant calls on retired military leaders to be thoughtful about political comments
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger on Thursday warned that even though the leaders are retired, when they voice their views loudly it reflects on those currently serving in the military.
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Marine KC-130 and F-35 collide in California
No fatalities have been reported yet after a Marine KC-130J and F-35B crashed into each other while attempting an aerial refueling.
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Marine Corps CH-53K King Stallion’s technical problems have been solved, maker says
The CH-53K is scheduled to join Marine Operational Test and Evaluation Squadron One on Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina, by the end of October.
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Eligible Marines will receive a medal for COVID-19 related duties
Marines who deployed or were assigned for at least 30-days on COVID-19 relief missions will be eligible for the Armed Forces Service Medal.
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Marine Corps considers closing South Carolina, San Diego recruit training depots to open new location
“Due to a variety of limitations, neither Marine Corps Recruit Depots Parris Island nor San Diego are currently able to optimally train recruits in an integrated environment.”
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Will Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego have female drill instructors this winter?
“No female drill instructors have attended Drill Instructor School or trained recruits at Marine Corps Depot San Diego to date, though that is our goal for the future.”
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‘Reshape from within’: How Berger plans to transform the Corps without a budget increase
The money saved from cutting 2,000 Marines in 2021, no longer supporting tank battalions and reducing the size of F-35B and F-35C squadrons from 16 to 10 planes will be used to buy the equipment necessary to fight the war, Berger envisions.
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3 Marine families file lawsuit for ‘slumlord level’ privatized housing at Camp Lejeune
The families claim the management company ignored the existence of mold, insect infestations, faulty plumbing and water intrusion and continued to rent out the military properties in at a “slumlord level” to preserve its profit margin and satisfy investors.
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California Marine unit set to receive first amphibious combat vehicle
The first batch of 18 amphibious combat vehicles will be delivered to Marines aboard Twentynine Palms, California, within the month.
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Corps to launch 3-year Marine Littoral Regiment experiment using Hawaii Marines
In addition to infantry Marines, logistics forces already based in Hawaii will be added to the regiment along with anti-air elements currently stationed on the mainland United States.
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Marine commandant calls on retired military leaders to be thoughtful about political comments
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger on Thursday warned that even though the leaders are retired, when they voice their views loudly it reflects on those currently serving in the military.
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Marine KC-130 and F-35 collide in California
No fatalities have been reported yet after a Marine KC-130J and F-35B crashed into each other while attempting an aerial refueling.
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Marine Corps CH-53K King Stallion’s technical problems have been solved, maker says
The CH-53K is scheduled to join Marine Operational Test and Evaluation Squadron One on Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina, by the end of October.
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Eligible Marines will receive a medal for COVID-19 related duties
Marines who deployed or were assigned for at least 30-days on COVID-19 relief missions will be eligible for the Armed Forces Service Medal.
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Marine Corps considers closing South Carolina, San Diego recruit training depots to open new location
“Due to a variety of limitations, neither Marine Corps Recruit Depots Parris Island nor San Diego are currently able to optimally train recruits in an integrated environment.”
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Will Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego have female drill instructors this winter?
“No female drill instructors have attended Drill Instructor School or trained recruits at Marine Corps Depot San Diego to date, though that is our goal for the future.”
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‘Reshape from within’: How Berger plans to transform the Corps without a budget increase
The money saved from cutting 2,000 Marines in 2021, no longer supporting tank battalions and reducing the size of F-35B and F-35C squadrons from 16 to 10 planes will be used to buy the equipment necessary to fight the war, Berger envisions.
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3 Marine families file lawsuit for ‘slumlord level’ privatized housing at Camp Lejeune
The families claim the management company ignored the existence of mold, insect infestations, faulty plumbing and water intrusion and continued to rent out the military properties in at a “slumlord level” to preserve its profit margin and satisfy investors.
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California Marine unit set to receive first amphibious combat vehicle
The first batch of 18 amphibious combat vehicles will be delivered to Marines aboard Twentynine Palms, California, within the month.
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Corps to launch 3-year Marine Littoral Regiment experiment using Hawaii Marines
In addition to infantry Marines, logistics forces already based in Hawaii will be added to the regiment along with anti-air elements currently stationed on the mainland United States.
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Marine commandant calls on retired military leaders to be thoughtful about political comments
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger on Thursday warned that even though the leaders are retired, when they voice their views loudly it reflects on those currently serving in the military.
-
Marine KC-130 and F-35 collide in California
No fatalities have been reported yet after a Marine KC-130J and F-35B crashed into each other while attempting an aerial refueling.
-
Marine Corps CH-53K King Stallion’s technical problems have been solved, maker says
The CH-53K is scheduled to join Marine Operational Test and Evaluation Squadron One on Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina, by the end of October.
-
Eligible Marines will receive a medal for COVID-19 related duties
Marines who deployed or were assigned for at least 30-days on COVID-19 relief missions will be eligible for the Armed Forces Service Medal.
-
Marine Corps considers closing South Carolina, San Diego recruit training depots to open new location
“Due to a variety of limitations, neither Marine Corps Recruit Depots Parris Island nor San Diego are currently able to optimally train recruits in an integrated environment.”
-
Will Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego have female drill instructors this winter?
“No female drill instructors have attended Drill Instructor School or trained recruits at Marine Corps Depot San Diego to date, though that is our goal for the future.”
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‘Reshape from within’: How Berger plans to transform the Corps without a budget increase
The money saved from cutting 2,000 Marines in 2021, no longer supporting tank battalions and reducing the size of F-35B and F-35C squadrons from 16 to 10 planes will be used to buy the equipment necessary to fight the war, Berger envisions.
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3 Marine families file lawsuit for ‘slumlord level’ privatized housing at Camp Lejeune
The families claim the management company ignored the existence of mold, insect infestations, faulty plumbing and water intrusion and continued to rent out the military properties in at a “slumlord level” to preserve its profit margin and satisfy investors.
-
California Marine unit set to receive first amphibious combat vehicle
The first batch of 18 amphibious combat vehicles will be delivered to Marines aboard Twentynine Palms, California, within the month.
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Corps to launch 3-year Marine Littoral Regiment experiment using Hawaii Marines
In addition to infantry Marines, logistics forces already based in Hawaii will be added to the regiment along with anti-air elements currently stationed on the mainland United States.
