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North Carolina Marine staff sergeant dies in motorcycle accident
A Marine Corps staff sergeant from 3rd Battalion, 10th Marines, in North Carolina died in a motorcycle accident during the early morning hours of Oct. 5.
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Marine Corps successfully tests and integrates new system to ‘counter emerging threats’
In the search for a defense against an increasing threat from missiles, rockets and drone, the Marine Corps has shown interest in linking current Marine radar systems with the very successful Israeli Iron Dome air defense system.
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Adjustable tabs, new nursing shirt: Marine Corps considering these changes to maternity uniforms
A decision on whether male Marines can carry an umbrella in uniform also will come in the next few weeks.
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Child sexual abuse charge was dropped for this Marine colonel. Now the alleged victim’s family is calling to remove appeals process
In July, Col. Daniel Wilson’s 66-month child sexual abuse sentencing was tossed by a military appeals court.
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Changes to Marine Corps Martial Arts Program bring rank restriction for brown and black belts
The Corps said the change was made so that Marines will take the required time to “master” the mental and character requirements for the advanced belts, not just the memorize the new fighting moves.
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Marine commandant considers major changes to improve force retention
The Marine Corps is considering major changes for a more nimble reenlistment process, and a retention policy that focuses on talent not promotion, as the force prepares for the future.
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California Marine dies attempting to save children
According to a GoFundMe page for Briar’s family. the Marine died on his wedding day after he and his children got caught in the tide.
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Marines must ‘be comfortable discussing life’s struggles’ commandant says to Corps’ 10-year-high suicide rate
A total of 77 Marines ― 58 active-duty Marines and 19 reservists ― died by suicide in 2018, Marine Corps Manpower and Reserve Affairs said Thursday.
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Montana names highway after Marine who helped pioneer a path for Iwo Jima flag raising
If he had survived Iwo Jima, Thursday would have been Louis Charlo’s 93rd birthday.
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Theft of smoke grenades, LSD distribution included in charges for 13 California Marines arrested in human smuggling probe
Charge sheets obtained upon request by Marine Corps Times on Thursday show allegations ranging from the theft of smoke grenades, obstruction of justice, distribution of drugs and the tampering with cellphones to protect Marines under investigation.
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North Carolina Marine staff sergeant dies in motorcycle accident
A Marine Corps staff sergeant from 3rd Battalion, 10th Marines, in North Carolina died in a motorcycle accident during the early morning hours of Oct. 5.
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Marine Corps successfully tests and integrates new system to ‘counter emerging threats’
In the search for a defense against an increasing threat from missiles, rockets and drone, the Marine Corps has shown interest in linking current Marine radar systems with the very successful Israeli Iron Dome air defense system.
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Adjustable tabs, new nursing shirt: Marine Corps considering these changes to maternity uniforms
A decision on whether male Marines can carry an umbrella in uniform also will come in the next few weeks.
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Child sexual abuse charge was dropped for this Marine colonel. Now the alleged victim’s family is calling to remove appeals process
In July, Col. Daniel Wilson’s 66-month child sexual abuse sentencing was tossed by a military appeals court.
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Changes to Marine Corps Martial Arts Program bring rank restriction for brown and black belts
The Corps said the change was made so that Marines will take the required time to “master” the mental and character requirements for the advanced belts, not just the memorize the new fighting moves.
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Marine commandant considers major changes to improve force retention
The Marine Corps is considering major changes for a more nimble reenlistment process, and a retention policy that focuses on talent not promotion, as the force prepares for the future.
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California Marine dies attempting to save children
According to a GoFundMe page for Briar’s family. the Marine died on his wedding day after he and his children got caught in the tide.
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Marines must ‘be comfortable discussing life’s struggles’ commandant says to Corps’ 10-year-high suicide rate
A total of 77 Marines ― 58 active-duty Marines and 19 reservists ― died by suicide in 2018, Marine Corps Manpower and Reserve Affairs said Thursday.
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Montana names highway after Marine who helped pioneer a path for Iwo Jima flag raising
If he had survived Iwo Jima, Thursday would have been Louis Charlo’s 93rd birthday.
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Theft of smoke grenades, LSD distribution included in charges for 13 California Marines arrested in human smuggling probe
Charge sheets obtained upon request by Marine Corps Times on Thursday show allegations ranging from the theft of smoke grenades, obstruction of justice, distribution of drugs and the tampering with cellphones to protect Marines under investigation.
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North Carolina Marine staff sergeant dies in motorcycle accident
A Marine Corps staff sergeant from 3rd Battalion, 10th Marines, in North Carolina died in a motorcycle accident during the early morning hours of Oct. 5.
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Marine Corps successfully tests and integrates new system to ‘counter emerging threats’
In the search for a defense against an increasing threat from missiles, rockets and drone, the Marine Corps has shown interest in linking current Marine radar systems with the very successful Israeli Iron Dome air defense system.
-
Adjustable tabs, new nursing shirt: Marine Corps considering these changes to maternity uniforms
A decision on whether male Marines can carry an umbrella in uniform also will come in the next few weeks.
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Child sexual abuse charge was dropped for this Marine colonel. Now the alleged victim’s family is calling to remove appeals process
In July, Col. Daniel Wilson’s 66-month child sexual abuse sentencing was tossed by a military appeals court.
-
Changes to Marine Corps Martial Arts Program bring rank restriction for brown and black belts
The Corps said the change was made so that Marines will take the required time to “master” the mental and character requirements for the advanced belts, not just the memorize the new fighting moves.
-
Marine commandant considers major changes to improve force retention
The Marine Corps is considering major changes for a more nimble reenlistment process, and a retention policy that focuses on talent not promotion, as the force prepares for the future.
-
California Marine dies attempting to save children
According to a GoFundMe page for Briar’s family. the Marine died on his wedding day after he and his children got caught in the tide.
-
Marines must ‘be comfortable discussing life’s struggles’ commandant says to Corps’ 10-year-high suicide rate
A total of 77 Marines ― 58 active-duty Marines and 19 reservists ― died by suicide in 2018, Marine Corps Manpower and Reserve Affairs said Thursday.
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Montana names highway after Marine who helped pioneer a path for Iwo Jima flag raising
If he had survived Iwo Jima, Thursday would have been Louis Charlo’s 93rd birthday.
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Theft of smoke grenades, LSD distribution included in charges for 13 California Marines arrested in human smuggling probe
Charge sheets obtained upon request by Marine Corps Times on Thursday show allegations ranging from the theft of smoke grenades, obstruction of justice, distribution of drugs and the tampering with cellphones to protect Marines under investigation.
