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Okinawa Marine saves drowning pregnant woman by fighting up to 10-foot swells for nearly 1 hour
The Marine had quickly realized he was the only one capable and willing to rescue the pregnant woman from drowning.
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Officers at The Basic School: The Corps is ditching its WWII-era intelligence test for this
The test eventually could change the way the Corps does officer assignments.
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Attorney fighting for Marine recruit who spent two-plus years locked up sans charges, trial after allegedly hitting drill instructor
It came to a head when one of Ruiz’s drill instructors confronted him over the recruit’s alleged violation of a restraining order.
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How the Corps’ sergeant major plans to keep Marines fit their whole career
Force fitness also plays an important role in the Marine Corps’ ability to retain troops — even if it’s just through their initial enlistment, according to the top enlisted Marine.
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It’s official: Marine Raiders leaving California for a new home in North Carolina
It’s time for the Marine Raiders to say goodbye to the Golden State.
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Corps makes retirement decision on Marine colonel whose child sexual abuse conviction was dropped
Col. Daniel Wilson’s child sexual assault conviction was thrown out in 2019.
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Marine Corps to limit base access for foreign nationals in wake of Pensacola shooting
The Corps has placed new restrictions on foreign troops’ access to Marine Corps installations.
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The military is growing, but some services are getting smaller
The military is growing by about 5, 600 troops, more of those in the Navy.
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Corps looks to cut more than 2,000 active-duty Marines in 2021 budget
The changes intend to build a “more experienced, better trained, and more capable force,” the budget says.
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Federal agents arrest man who allegedly paid Marines to smuggle unauthorized immigrants
More than one dozen California Marines were arrested for alleged connections to a human smuggling ring in summer 2019.
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Okinawa Marine saves drowning pregnant woman by fighting up to 10-foot swells for nearly 1 hour
The Marine had quickly realized he was the only one capable and willing to rescue the pregnant woman from drowning.
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Officers at The Basic School: The Corps is ditching its WWII-era intelligence test for this
The test eventually could change the way the Corps does officer assignments.
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Attorney fighting for Marine recruit who spent two-plus years locked up sans charges, trial after allegedly hitting drill instructor
It came to a head when one of Ruiz’s drill instructors confronted him over the recruit’s alleged violation of a restraining order.
-
How the Corps’ sergeant major plans to keep Marines fit their whole career
Force fitness also plays an important role in the Marine Corps’ ability to retain troops — even if it’s just through their initial enlistment, according to the top enlisted Marine.
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It’s official: Marine Raiders leaving California for a new home in North Carolina
It’s time for the Marine Raiders to say goodbye to the Golden State.
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Corps makes retirement decision on Marine colonel whose child sexual abuse conviction was dropped
Col. Daniel Wilson’s child sexual assault conviction was thrown out in 2019.
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Marine Corps to limit base access for foreign nationals in wake of Pensacola shooting
The Corps has placed new restrictions on foreign troops’ access to Marine Corps installations.
-
The military is growing, but some services are getting smaller
The military is growing by about 5, 600 troops, more of those in the Navy.
-
Corps looks to cut more than 2,000 active-duty Marines in 2021 budget
The changes intend to build a “more experienced, better trained, and more capable force,” the budget says.
-
Federal agents arrest man who allegedly paid Marines to smuggle unauthorized immigrants
More than one dozen California Marines were arrested for alleged connections to a human smuggling ring in summer 2019.
-
Okinawa Marine saves drowning pregnant woman by fighting up to 10-foot swells for nearly 1 hour
The Marine had quickly realized he was the only one capable and willing to rescue the pregnant woman from drowning.
-
Officers at The Basic School: The Corps is ditching its WWII-era intelligence test for this
The test eventually could change the way the Corps does officer assignments.
-
Attorney fighting for Marine recruit who spent two-plus years locked up sans charges, trial after allegedly hitting drill instructor
It came to a head when one of Ruiz’s drill instructors confronted him over the recruit’s alleged violation of a restraining order.
-
How the Corps’ sergeant major plans to keep Marines fit their whole career
Force fitness also plays an important role in the Marine Corps’ ability to retain troops — even if it’s just through their initial enlistment, according to the top enlisted Marine.
-
It’s official: Marine Raiders leaving California for a new home in North Carolina
It’s time for the Marine Raiders to say goodbye to the Golden State.
-
Corps makes retirement decision on Marine colonel whose child sexual abuse conviction was dropped
Col. Daniel Wilson’s child sexual assault conviction was thrown out in 2019.
-
Marine Corps to limit base access for foreign nationals in wake of Pensacola shooting
The Corps has placed new restrictions on foreign troops’ access to Marine Corps installations.
-
The military is growing, but some services are getting smaller
The military is growing by about 5, 600 troops, more of those in the Navy.
-
Corps looks to cut more than 2,000 active-duty Marines in 2021 budget
The changes intend to build a “more experienced, better trained, and more capable force,” the budget says.
-
Federal agents arrest man who allegedly paid Marines to smuggle unauthorized immigrants
More than one dozen California Marines were arrested for alleged connections to a human smuggling ring in summer 2019.
