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Marine Corps finds flaws in investigation of deadly 2018 F/A-18 crash off coast of Japan
A Marine Corps review board has found several flaws in the investigation of a December 2018 midair collision off the coast of Japan that killed six Marines.
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Neller regrets failure to ban Confederate battle flag during his time as commandant
“I will regret that failure to act for as long as I live.”
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Mother of Marine killed in Afghanistan demands answers amid Russian bounty allegations
The mother of one of three killed Marines killed in Afghanistan in April 2019 is calling for a “thorough investigation” and for those responsible to be held accountable.
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Corps identifies Marine who drowned aboard Camp Lejeune
Lance Cpl. David W. Hollinger, 20, from McDonough, Georgia, disappeared in the water near the French Creek boat dock.
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The special operations Marine Raiders have a new commander
Marine Forces Special Operations Command welcomed its eighth commander Friday.
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Meet the British Royal Marine awarded a Bronze Star by the US Marine Corps
Royal Marine Maj. James Fuller deployed to Afghanistan on June 1, 2018, as part of the Marine Corps’ Foreign Personnel Exchange Program.
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‘No heterosexuals were kicked out due to sexuality’: Corps celebrates LGBT Marines
The direction to celebrate the Corps’ growing diversity came into the spotlight Monday when the Facebook page for Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina, posted a picture to honor pride month and LGBT Marines.
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‘I had to be on’: A look inside the career of the Corps’ first female Marine ground combat battalion commander
For Lt. Col. Michelle Macander being a Marine was a family tradition.
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7 Marines awarded for security operations on COVID-19 hospital ship in NYC
In late March, the Navy hospital ship Comfort was sent to New York City from Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia, with more than 1,100 Navy medical personnel and a company of Marines from Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Second wave of Marines arrive in Australia for training rotation, enter quarantine
The Marines will be in quarantine for two weeks, where they also will be tested twice for the potentially deadly COVID-19 virus.
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Marine Corps finds flaws in investigation of deadly 2018 F/A-18 crash off coast of Japan
A Marine Corps review board has found several flaws in the investigation of a December 2018 midair collision off the coast of Japan that killed six Marines.
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Neller regrets failure to ban Confederate battle flag during his time as commandant
“I will regret that failure to act for as long as I live.”
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Mother of Marine killed in Afghanistan demands answers amid Russian bounty allegations
The mother of one of three killed Marines killed in Afghanistan in April 2019 is calling for a “thorough investigation” and for those responsible to be held accountable.
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Corps identifies Marine who drowned aboard Camp Lejeune
Lance Cpl. David W. Hollinger, 20, from McDonough, Georgia, disappeared in the water near the French Creek boat dock.
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The special operations Marine Raiders have a new commander
Marine Forces Special Operations Command welcomed its eighth commander Friday.
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Meet the British Royal Marine awarded a Bronze Star by the US Marine Corps
Royal Marine Maj. James Fuller deployed to Afghanistan on June 1, 2018, as part of the Marine Corps’ Foreign Personnel Exchange Program.
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‘No heterosexuals were kicked out due to sexuality’: Corps celebrates LGBT Marines
The direction to celebrate the Corps’ growing diversity came into the spotlight Monday when the Facebook page for Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina, posted a picture to honor pride month and LGBT Marines.
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‘I had to be on’: A look inside the career of the Corps’ first female Marine ground combat battalion commander
For Lt. Col. Michelle Macander being a Marine was a family tradition.
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7 Marines awarded for security operations on COVID-19 hospital ship in NYC
In late March, the Navy hospital ship Comfort was sent to New York City from Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia, with more than 1,100 Navy medical personnel and a company of Marines from Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Second wave of Marines arrive in Australia for training rotation, enter quarantine
The Marines will be in quarantine for two weeks, where they also will be tested twice for the potentially deadly COVID-19 virus.
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Marine Corps finds flaws in investigation of deadly 2018 F/A-18 crash off coast of Japan
A Marine Corps review board has found several flaws in the investigation of a December 2018 midair collision off the coast of Japan that killed six Marines.
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Neller regrets failure to ban Confederate battle flag during his time as commandant
“I will regret that failure to act for as long as I live.”
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Mother of Marine killed in Afghanistan demands answers amid Russian bounty allegations
The mother of one of three killed Marines killed in Afghanistan in April 2019 is calling for a “thorough investigation” and for those responsible to be held accountable.
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Corps identifies Marine who drowned aboard Camp Lejeune
Lance Cpl. David W. Hollinger, 20, from McDonough, Georgia, disappeared in the water near the French Creek boat dock.
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The special operations Marine Raiders have a new commander
Marine Forces Special Operations Command welcomed its eighth commander Friday.
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Meet the British Royal Marine awarded a Bronze Star by the US Marine Corps
Royal Marine Maj. James Fuller deployed to Afghanistan on June 1, 2018, as part of the Marine Corps’ Foreign Personnel Exchange Program.
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‘No heterosexuals were kicked out due to sexuality’: Corps celebrates LGBT Marines
The direction to celebrate the Corps’ growing diversity came into the spotlight Monday when the Facebook page for Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina, posted a picture to honor pride month and LGBT Marines.
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‘I had to be on’: A look inside the career of the Corps’ first female Marine ground combat battalion commander
For Lt. Col. Michelle Macander being a Marine was a family tradition.
-
7 Marines awarded for security operations on COVID-19 hospital ship in NYC
In late March, the Navy hospital ship Comfort was sent to New York City from Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia, with more than 1,100 Navy medical personnel and a company of Marines from Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Second wave of Marines arrive in Australia for training rotation, enter quarantine
The Marines will be in quarantine for two weeks, where they also will be tested twice for the potentially deadly COVID-19 virus.
