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Marines can ‘like’ political pages, but cannot ask others to: New Corps guidance clarifies political activity allowed on social media
Active-duty members are allowed to “friend” or “like” social media pages, but they cannot ask others to “follow” or “like” them.
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50 years later these Hue City Marine veterans formally receive Purple Hearts
The 18 Marines had all received their awards administratively shortly after they were wounded, but because they were medically evacuated never had a ceremony formally presenting the Purple Hearts.
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October was the deadliest month in 7 years for Marines killed in off-duty vehicle accidents
The month of October saw eight Marines die in off-duty vehicle accidents.
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Marine Corps launches first phase of new fitness app, ForceFit
The Marine Corps launched the first phase of a force fitness web application designed to help Marines schedule and monitor workouts.
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‘We are the front line’: How the top Marine wants the Corps sinking ships, shooting down planes and killing enemy forces
“Low signatures, bad attitudes and toolkits full of disruptive capabilities.”
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First female Marine earns recon military occupational specialty
Lance Cpl. Alexa Barth graduated from the grueling 12-week course Nov. 7.
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Wounded Warrior Regiment CO fired for ‘his job performance and personal leadership choices’
The Corps is looking into allegations made against Miller, but a formal investigation has not been started yet.
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Cease and desist: Funeral on hold for Marine who drowned on his wedding day as family fights over his remains
Marine Master Sgt. Jeff Briar was scheduled to be buried Wednesday at Quantico National Cemetery in Virginia.
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Corps issues new IED detectors more capable of identifying buried command wires
Combat engineers, infantrymen, military police, artillery and light anti-aircraft defense Marines will get the detector later in fiscal year 2020.
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Mass arrest ‘unlawful’: Case against Marines charged in human smuggling probe takes hits as proceedings start
All the Marines are being tried separately and should have their hearings held one by one in the near future.
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Marines can ‘like’ political pages, but cannot ask others to: New Corps guidance clarifies political activity allowed on social media
Active-duty members are allowed to “friend” or “like” social media pages, but they cannot ask others to “follow” or “like” them.
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50 years later these Hue City Marine veterans formally receive Purple Hearts
The 18 Marines had all received their awards administratively shortly after they were wounded, but because they were medically evacuated never had a ceremony formally presenting the Purple Hearts.
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October was the deadliest month in 7 years for Marines killed in off-duty vehicle accidents
The month of October saw eight Marines die in off-duty vehicle accidents.
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Marine Corps launches first phase of new fitness app, ForceFit
The Marine Corps launched the first phase of a force fitness web application designed to help Marines schedule and monitor workouts.
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‘We are the front line’: How the top Marine wants the Corps sinking ships, shooting down planes and killing enemy forces
“Low signatures, bad attitudes and toolkits full of disruptive capabilities.”
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First female Marine earns recon military occupational specialty
Lance Cpl. Alexa Barth graduated from the grueling 12-week course Nov. 7.
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Wounded Warrior Regiment CO fired for ‘his job performance and personal leadership choices’
The Corps is looking into allegations made against Miller, but a formal investigation has not been started yet.
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Cease and desist: Funeral on hold for Marine who drowned on his wedding day as family fights over his remains
Marine Master Sgt. Jeff Briar was scheduled to be buried Wednesday at Quantico National Cemetery in Virginia.
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Corps issues new IED detectors more capable of identifying buried command wires
Combat engineers, infantrymen, military police, artillery and light anti-aircraft defense Marines will get the detector later in fiscal year 2020.
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Mass arrest ‘unlawful’: Case against Marines charged in human smuggling probe takes hits as proceedings start
All the Marines are being tried separately and should have their hearings held one by one in the near future.
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Marines can ‘like’ political pages, but cannot ask others to: New Corps guidance clarifies political activity allowed on social media
Active-duty members are allowed to “friend” or “like” social media pages, but they cannot ask others to “follow” or “like” them.
-
50 years later these Hue City Marine veterans formally receive Purple Hearts
The 18 Marines had all received their awards administratively shortly after they were wounded, but because they were medically evacuated never had a ceremony formally presenting the Purple Hearts.
-
October was the deadliest month in 7 years for Marines killed in off-duty vehicle accidents
The month of October saw eight Marines die in off-duty vehicle accidents.
-
Marine Corps launches first phase of new fitness app, ForceFit
The Marine Corps launched the first phase of a force fitness web application designed to help Marines schedule and monitor workouts.
-
‘We are the front line’: How the top Marine wants the Corps sinking ships, shooting down planes and killing enemy forces
“Low signatures, bad attitudes and toolkits full of disruptive capabilities.”
-
First female Marine earns recon military occupational specialty
Lance Cpl. Alexa Barth graduated from the grueling 12-week course Nov. 7.
-
Wounded Warrior Regiment CO fired for ‘his job performance and personal leadership choices’
The Corps is looking into allegations made against Miller, but a formal investigation has not been started yet.
-
Cease and desist: Funeral on hold for Marine who drowned on his wedding day as family fights over his remains
Marine Master Sgt. Jeff Briar was scheduled to be buried Wednesday at Quantico National Cemetery in Virginia.
-
Corps issues new IED detectors more capable of identifying buried command wires
Combat engineers, infantrymen, military police, artillery and light anti-aircraft defense Marines will get the detector later in fiscal year 2020.
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Mass arrest ‘unlawful’: Case against Marines charged in human smuggling probe takes hits as proceedings start
All the Marines are being tried separately and should have their hearings held one by one in the near future.
