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More than 100 buildings to be evacuated on Okinawa’s Camp Kinser to remove 500 pound WWII bomb
During a construction project the base found an unexploded 500 pound bomb that had been dropped on the island during World War II.
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Corps warns Marines to ‘maintain vigilance’ in wake of shootings on Navy bases
“The intent to harm our personnel can take many forms such as; vehicle ramming, edged weapon attacks and active shooter events such as those that have recently taken place aboard US military installations located in Florida and Hawaii.”
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Marine private first class accused of attempting to smuggle two Chinese women into the US
The Marine was driving through the San Ysidro port of entry just south of San Diego in his 2007 white Mustang around 1:35 a.m. when a Customs and Border Protection officer inspected his vehicle.
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Gender integration at both Marine Corps recruit depots would be required with new defense bill
Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina, would have five years to comply and the recruit depot in San Diego would have eight years, according to the bill.
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Steroids, cocaine: 4 Marines separated for alleged drug offenses on Middle East deployment
The Marine told agents he wanted something to help him “cut down” and get leaner around the waist because the mass gainers he had been taking were making him too big.
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60% more female Marines, sailors serving in previously all-male units than in 2018
But they’re not all in combat military occupancy specialties.
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No reports so far of Marines injured in Pensacola shooting, Corps headquarters says
There have been no reports of Marines killed or injured during the Friday shooting at the Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida.
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Multinational MEUs? Why US and Spanish Marines are storming beaches in Ibiza
It’s a building block to creating A mutlinational force designed similarly to an Amphibious Ready Group-Marine Expeditionary Unit.
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Marine Corps no longer pursuing courts-martial for Marines arrested at battalion formation for alleged human smuggling
Most of the Marines arrested now will be administratively separated, the Corps said.
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Another Marine arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle in unauthorized immigrants
When officers opened the Marine’s trunk they found two women hiding inside who they identified as Chinese nationals with no legal authorization to enter the U.S.
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More than 100 buildings to be evacuated on Okinawa’s Camp Kinser to remove 500 pound WWII bomb
During a construction project the base found an unexploded 500 pound bomb that had been dropped on the island during World War II.
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Corps warns Marines to ‘maintain vigilance’ in wake of shootings on Navy bases
“The intent to harm our personnel can take many forms such as; vehicle ramming, edged weapon attacks and active shooter events such as those that have recently taken place aboard US military installations located in Florida and Hawaii.”
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Marine private first class accused of attempting to smuggle two Chinese women into the US
The Marine was driving through the San Ysidro port of entry just south of San Diego in his 2007 white Mustang around 1:35 a.m. when a Customs and Border Protection officer inspected his vehicle.
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Gender integration at both Marine Corps recruit depots would be required with new defense bill
Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina, would have five years to comply and the recruit depot in San Diego would have eight years, according to the bill.
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Steroids, cocaine: 4 Marines separated for alleged drug offenses on Middle East deployment
The Marine told agents he wanted something to help him “cut down” and get leaner around the waist because the mass gainers he had been taking were making him too big.
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60% more female Marines, sailors serving in previously all-male units than in 2018
But they’re not all in combat military occupancy specialties.
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No reports so far of Marines injured in Pensacola shooting, Corps headquarters says
There have been no reports of Marines killed or injured during the Friday shooting at the Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida.
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Multinational MEUs? Why US and Spanish Marines are storming beaches in Ibiza
It’s a building block to creating A mutlinational force designed similarly to an Amphibious Ready Group-Marine Expeditionary Unit.
-
Marine Corps no longer pursuing courts-martial for Marines arrested at battalion formation for alleged human smuggling
Most of the Marines arrested now will be administratively separated, the Corps said.
-
Another Marine arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle in unauthorized immigrants
When officers opened the Marine’s trunk they found two women hiding inside who they identified as Chinese nationals with no legal authorization to enter the U.S.
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More than 100 buildings to be evacuated on Okinawa’s Camp Kinser to remove 500 pound WWII bomb
During a construction project the base found an unexploded 500 pound bomb that had been dropped on the island during World War II.
-
Corps warns Marines to ‘maintain vigilance’ in wake of shootings on Navy bases
“The intent to harm our personnel can take many forms such as; vehicle ramming, edged weapon attacks and active shooter events such as those that have recently taken place aboard US military installations located in Florida and Hawaii.”
-
Marine private first class accused of attempting to smuggle two Chinese women into the US
The Marine was driving through the San Ysidro port of entry just south of San Diego in his 2007 white Mustang around 1:35 a.m. when a Customs and Border Protection officer inspected his vehicle.
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Gender integration at both Marine Corps recruit depots would be required with new defense bill
Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina, would have five years to comply and the recruit depot in San Diego would have eight years, according to the bill.
-
Steroids, cocaine: 4 Marines separated for alleged drug offenses on Middle East deployment
The Marine told agents he wanted something to help him “cut down” and get leaner around the waist because the mass gainers he had been taking were making him too big.
-
60% more female Marines, sailors serving in previously all-male units than in 2018
But they’re not all in combat military occupancy specialties.
-
No reports so far of Marines injured in Pensacola shooting, Corps headquarters says
There have been no reports of Marines killed or injured during the Friday shooting at the Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida.
-
Multinational MEUs? Why US and Spanish Marines are storming beaches in Ibiza
It’s a building block to creating A mutlinational force designed similarly to an Amphibious Ready Group-Marine Expeditionary Unit.
-
Marine Corps no longer pursuing courts-martial for Marines arrested at battalion formation for alleged human smuggling
Most of the Marines arrested now will be administratively separated, the Corps said.
-
Another Marine arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle in unauthorized immigrants
When officers opened the Marine’s trunk they found two women hiding inside who they identified as Chinese nationals with no legal authorization to enter the U.S.
