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Eat around the mold: Marines in Japan served expired food while on COVID-19 quarantine
The sandwiches were sent to the Marines by mistake, the Marine Corps said.
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Meet the ‘deadliest recruit on Parris Island’
The new Marine scored 248 out of a possible 250 on Table 1 of the Marine Corps Rifle Qualification and followed it by a perfect 100 on Table 2.
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Marine Corps holds memorial service for service members killed in AAV accident
“We look to them because we need that courage to face future challenges, and we take comfort to know that that path of courage is lit by the flame that each one of these heroes has lit in our hearts.”
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July’s accident that killed 9 is the deadliest AAV incident in Marine Corps history
Prior to the July 30 accident only eight Marines had died in AAV related mishaps.
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Marine awarded highest noncombat medal for heroic action in North Carolina traffic accident
His attempt to save one of the victims of the accident ultimately earned him the Navy and Marine Corps Medal ― and changed his life forever.
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Two Marines killed in Hawaii car accident
Pfc. Jordan Cook, 21, from Kitsap, Washington, and Lance Cpl. Gabriel Clark, 20, from Ramsey, Minnesota, were killed in the accident.
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‘Jack loved being a Marine’: Parents of private first class killed in AAV accident remember their son
Jack Ostrovsky “was a very strong swimmer, so I knew if he could float he’s going to survive,” his father said. “But I knew if he was inside that vehicle, I knew what the result would be.”
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New ‘proof of concept’ Marine scout sniper course put on hold indefinitely
The 0315 Marine scout course was seen as as a “proof of concept” that would a bring new dimension to the Corps’ course sharpshooting community.
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Marine Corps announces end to year-round deployment to Norway
The move is meant to align with Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger’s plan to increase the Corps’ integration with the Navy.
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Eat around the mold: Marines in Japan served expired food while on COVID-19 quarantine
The sandwiches were sent to the Marines by mistake, the Marine Corps said.
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Meet the ‘deadliest recruit on Parris Island’
The new Marine scored 248 out of a possible 250 on Table 1 of the Marine Corps Rifle Qualification and followed it by a perfect 100 on Table 2.
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Marine Corps holds memorial service for service members killed in AAV accident
“We look to them because we need that courage to face future challenges, and we take comfort to know that that path of courage is lit by the flame that each one of these heroes has lit in our hearts.”
-
July’s accident that killed 9 is the deadliest AAV incident in Marine Corps history
Prior to the July 30 accident only eight Marines had died in AAV related mishaps.
-
Marine awarded highest noncombat medal for heroic action in North Carolina traffic accident
His attempt to save one of the victims of the accident ultimately earned him the Navy and Marine Corps Medal ― and changed his life forever.
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Two Marines killed in Hawaii car accident
Pfc. Jordan Cook, 21, from Kitsap, Washington, and Lance Cpl. Gabriel Clark, 20, from Ramsey, Minnesota, were killed in the accident.
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‘Jack loved being a Marine’: Parents of private first class killed in AAV accident remember their son
Jack Ostrovsky “was a very strong swimmer, so I knew if he could float he’s going to survive,” his father said. “But I knew if he was inside that vehicle, I knew what the result would be.”
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New ‘proof of concept’ Marine scout sniper course put on hold indefinitely
The 0315 Marine scout course was seen as as a “proof of concept” that would a bring new dimension to the Corps’ course sharpshooting community.
-
Marine Corps announces end to year-round deployment to Norway
The move is meant to align with Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger’s plan to increase the Corps’ integration with the Navy.
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Corps identifies Marine found dead in Bahrain
His death is still under investigation.
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Eat around the mold: Marines in Japan served expired food while on COVID-19 quarantine
The sandwiches were sent to the Marines by mistake, the Marine Corps said.
-
Meet the ‘deadliest recruit on Parris Island’
The new Marine scored 248 out of a possible 250 on Table 1 of the Marine Corps Rifle Qualification and followed it by a perfect 100 on Table 2.
-
Marine Corps holds memorial service for service members killed in AAV accident
“We look to them because we need that courage to face future challenges, and we take comfort to know that that path of courage is lit by the flame that each one of these heroes has lit in our hearts.”
-
July’s accident that killed 9 is the deadliest AAV incident in Marine Corps history
Prior to the July 30 accident only eight Marines had died in AAV related mishaps.
-
Marine awarded highest noncombat medal for heroic action in North Carolina traffic accident
His attempt to save one of the victims of the accident ultimately earned him the Navy and Marine Corps Medal ― and changed his life forever.
-
Two Marines killed in Hawaii car accident
Pfc. Jordan Cook, 21, from Kitsap, Washington, and Lance Cpl. Gabriel Clark, 20, from Ramsey, Minnesota, were killed in the accident.
-
‘Jack loved being a Marine’: Parents of private first class killed in AAV accident remember their son
Jack Ostrovsky “was a very strong swimmer, so I knew if he could float he’s going to survive,” his father said. “But I knew if he was inside that vehicle, I knew what the result would be.”
-
New ‘proof of concept’ Marine scout sniper course put on hold indefinitely
The 0315 Marine scout course was seen as as a “proof of concept” that would a bring new dimension to the Corps’ course sharpshooting community.
-
Marine Corps announces end to year-round deployment to Norway
The move is meant to align with Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger’s plan to increase the Corps’ integration with the Navy.
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Corps identifies Marine found dead in Bahrain
His death is still under investigation.
