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Marine Raiders led counterattack against al-Shabab militants at Manda Bay, Kenya
The Jan. 5 attack by al-Shabab on the base housing U.S. troops resulted in the death of one U.S. service member and two Department of Defense contractors.
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31st MEU put Corps’ littoral tactics, ‘21st century foraging’ to the test
The Marines with Combat Logistics Battalion 31 were tasked with maintaining logistics support to the MEU despite operating separated.
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New in 2020: More gigantic exercises for the Marine Corps
In 2019 Marines participated in large exercises more reminiscent of Cold War workups than preparations for counter-insurgency deployments to the Middle East ― and so far 2020 looks to be no different.
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Camp Pendleton Marine dies after being struck by wrong-way highway driver fleeing police
Lance Cpl. Matthew Adams, 19, from Orem, Utah, was an automotive maintenance technician assigned to 1st Transportation Support Battalion, Combat Logistics Regiment 1.
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Marine Corps to shell out $10M for lightweight polymer .50 caliber ammunition
The decreased weight will allow Marines to carry more ammunition into battle.
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Commandant calls for ‘best and brightest’ Marines to serve in the III Marine Expeditionary Force
“Commanding Generals, Commanding Officers, Senior Enlisted Leaders, and mentors of every rank should actively mentor and identify our highest quality NCOs, SNCOs, and officers for duty in the Pacific.”
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‘Nothing off the table’ for Navy integration as Corps preps for China faceoff, commandant says
The commandant said he wants the Marine Corps to have the ability to fight and survive within range of Chinese missiles, take out enemy ships from land or sea and throw an unpredictable mix of firepower at the enemy.
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Will the first woman on the moon be a Marine? Cobra pilot becomes one of NASA’s newest astronauts
“Ultimately NASA has its sights set on Mars, so that could be a possibility for Jasmin in the future, as well.”
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Here are the results of the Marine and Navy JAG review ordered after Gallagher trial
The probe shed light on several ethical and systemic issues that occurred in the community and in some high-profile military cases.
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Thousands of Marines with 26th MEU move into the Red Sea
By entering into the Red Sea, the MEU has officially entered the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations.
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Marine Raiders led counterattack against al-Shabab militants at Manda Bay, Kenya
The Jan. 5 attack by al-Shabab on the base housing U.S. troops resulted in the death of one U.S. service member and two Department of Defense contractors.
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31st MEU put Corps’ littoral tactics, ‘21st century foraging’ to the test
The Marines with Combat Logistics Battalion 31 were tasked with maintaining logistics support to the MEU despite operating separated.
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New in 2020: More gigantic exercises for the Marine Corps
In 2019 Marines participated in large exercises more reminiscent of Cold War workups than preparations for counter-insurgency deployments to the Middle East ― and so far 2020 looks to be no different.
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Camp Pendleton Marine dies after being struck by wrong-way highway driver fleeing police
Lance Cpl. Matthew Adams, 19, from Orem, Utah, was an automotive maintenance technician assigned to 1st Transportation Support Battalion, Combat Logistics Regiment 1.
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Marine Corps to shell out $10M for lightweight polymer .50 caliber ammunition
The decreased weight will allow Marines to carry more ammunition into battle.
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Commandant calls for ‘best and brightest’ Marines to serve in the III Marine Expeditionary Force
“Commanding Generals, Commanding Officers, Senior Enlisted Leaders, and mentors of every rank should actively mentor and identify our highest quality NCOs, SNCOs, and officers for duty in the Pacific.”
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‘Nothing off the table’ for Navy integration as Corps preps for China faceoff, commandant says
The commandant said he wants the Marine Corps to have the ability to fight and survive within range of Chinese missiles, take out enemy ships from land or sea and throw an unpredictable mix of firepower at the enemy.
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Will the first woman on the moon be a Marine? Cobra pilot becomes one of NASA’s newest astronauts
“Ultimately NASA has its sights set on Mars, so that could be a possibility for Jasmin in the future, as well.”
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Here are the results of the Marine and Navy JAG review ordered after Gallagher trial
The probe shed light on several ethical and systemic issues that occurred in the community and in some high-profile military cases.
-
Thousands of Marines with 26th MEU move into the Red Sea
By entering into the Red Sea, the MEU has officially entered the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations.
-
Marine Raiders led counterattack against al-Shabab militants at Manda Bay, Kenya
The Jan. 5 attack by al-Shabab on the base housing U.S. troops resulted in the death of one U.S. service member and two Department of Defense contractors.
-
31st MEU put Corps’ littoral tactics, ‘21st century foraging’ to the test
The Marines with Combat Logistics Battalion 31 were tasked with maintaining logistics support to the MEU despite operating separated.
-
New in 2020: More gigantic exercises for the Marine Corps
In 2019 Marines participated in large exercises more reminiscent of Cold War workups than preparations for counter-insurgency deployments to the Middle East ― and so far 2020 looks to be no different.
-
Camp Pendleton Marine dies after being struck by wrong-way highway driver fleeing police
Lance Cpl. Matthew Adams, 19, from Orem, Utah, was an automotive maintenance technician assigned to 1st Transportation Support Battalion, Combat Logistics Regiment 1.
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Marine Corps to shell out $10M for lightweight polymer .50 caliber ammunition
The decreased weight will allow Marines to carry more ammunition into battle.
-
Commandant calls for ‘best and brightest’ Marines to serve in the III Marine Expeditionary Force
“Commanding Generals, Commanding Officers, Senior Enlisted Leaders, and mentors of every rank should actively mentor and identify our highest quality NCOs, SNCOs, and officers for duty in the Pacific.”
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‘Nothing off the table’ for Navy integration as Corps preps for China faceoff, commandant says
The commandant said he wants the Marine Corps to have the ability to fight and survive within range of Chinese missiles, take out enemy ships from land or sea and throw an unpredictable mix of firepower at the enemy.
-
Will the first woman on the moon be a Marine? Cobra pilot becomes one of NASA’s newest astronauts
“Ultimately NASA has its sights set on Mars, so that could be a possibility for Jasmin in the future, as well.”
-
Here are the results of the Marine and Navy JAG review ordered after Gallagher trial
The probe shed light on several ethical and systemic issues that occurred in the community and in some high-profile military cases.
-
Thousands of Marines with 26th MEU move into the Red Sea
By entering into the Red Sea, the MEU has officially entered the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations.
