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Navy SEAL, Marine Raider hazing that killed Army Green Beret left an irreparable hole in the lives of family, friends
Three more defendants face charges of murder, conspiracy, hazing and burglary in the case.
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Navy SEAL pleads guilty in strangulation death of Green Beret in Africa
The SEAL has agreed to testify against three other co-defendants charged in the death.
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Outgoing commandant reflects on Marine Corps identity, exceptional ground combat Marines
In what might be his final keynote at the Marine Corps Association and Foundation Ground Awards dinner recently, Commandant Gen. Robert B. Neller went back to his early days as a young second lieutenant in 1976.
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Military plans to counter Iran include possible 120,000 troop deployment, cyber attack ‘Nitro Zeus’
Experts look to potential flare up from an accident or attack. Plans also call for response to Iran ramping up nuclear program.
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Navy SEAL scheduled to plead guilty in strangling death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
Three defendants remain in the case. At least one is also negotiating a plea deal.
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How the Corps is amplifying intel to prevent terror attacks at Marine training events, birthday balls, 5Ks
An overhauled anti-terrorism program now gives the officers and staff noncommissioned officers a dial-up resource to understand real, recent and relevant threats when planning those events.
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Back to the Metropolis: The first wave of Marines will head into the Corps’ new urban battle experiments
This August will mark the first of five annual experiments to meet urban challenges.
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Marine colonel commanding cyber operations group fired following drunk driving arrest
Col. Douglas Lemott Jr. was the third colonel fired in recent weeks from a key command position.
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Marine Corps plan to relocate from Okinawa to Guam needs a review, commandant says
The redistribution of Marines from Okinawa across the Pacific will ultimately include 5,000 Marines in Guam.
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Pneumonia cases spike at Camp Pendleton’s School of Infantry West
More than 100 cases were reported in a three-day period.
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Navy SEAL, Marine Raider hazing that killed Army Green Beret left an irreparable hole in the lives of family, friends
Three more defendants face charges of murder, conspiracy, hazing and burglary in the case.
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Navy SEAL pleads guilty in strangulation death of Green Beret in Africa
The SEAL has agreed to testify against three other co-defendants charged in the death.
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Outgoing commandant reflects on Marine Corps identity, exceptional ground combat Marines
In what might be his final keynote at the Marine Corps Association and Foundation Ground Awards dinner recently, Commandant Gen. Robert B. Neller went back to his early days as a young second lieutenant in 1976.
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Military plans to counter Iran include possible 120,000 troop deployment, cyber attack ‘Nitro Zeus’
Experts look to potential flare up from an accident or attack. Plans also call for response to Iran ramping up nuclear program.
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Navy SEAL scheduled to plead guilty in strangling death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
Three defendants remain in the case. At least one is also negotiating a plea deal.
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How the Corps is amplifying intel to prevent terror attacks at Marine training events, birthday balls, 5Ks
An overhauled anti-terrorism program now gives the officers and staff noncommissioned officers a dial-up resource to understand real, recent and relevant threats when planning those events.
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Back to the Metropolis: The first wave of Marines will head into the Corps’ new urban battle experiments
This August will mark the first of five annual experiments to meet urban challenges.
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Marine colonel commanding cyber operations group fired following drunk driving arrest
Col. Douglas Lemott Jr. was the third colonel fired in recent weeks from a key command position.
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Marine Corps plan to relocate from Okinawa to Guam needs a review, commandant says
The redistribution of Marines from Okinawa across the Pacific will ultimately include 5,000 Marines in Guam.
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Pneumonia cases spike at Camp Pendleton’s School of Infantry West
More than 100 cases were reported in a three-day period.
-
Navy SEAL, Marine Raider hazing that killed Army Green Beret left an irreparable hole in the lives of family, friends
Three more defendants face charges of murder, conspiracy, hazing and burglary in the case.
-
Navy SEAL pleads guilty in strangulation death of Green Beret in Africa
The SEAL has agreed to testify against three other co-defendants charged in the death.
-
Outgoing commandant reflects on Marine Corps identity, exceptional ground combat Marines
In what might be his final keynote at the Marine Corps Association and Foundation Ground Awards dinner recently, Commandant Gen. Robert B. Neller went back to his early days as a young second lieutenant in 1976.
-
Military plans to counter Iran include possible 120,000 troop deployment, cyber attack ‘Nitro Zeus’
Experts look to potential flare up from an accident or attack. Plans also call for response to Iran ramping up nuclear program.
-
Navy SEAL scheduled to plead guilty in strangling death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
Three defendants remain in the case. At least one is also negotiating a plea deal.
-
How the Corps is amplifying intel to prevent terror attacks at Marine training events, birthday balls, 5Ks
An overhauled anti-terrorism program now gives the officers and staff noncommissioned officers a dial-up resource to understand real, recent and relevant threats when planning those events.
-
Back to the Metropolis: The first wave of Marines will head into the Corps’ new urban battle experiments
This August will mark the first of five annual experiments to meet urban challenges.
-
Marine colonel commanding cyber operations group fired following drunk driving arrest
Col. Douglas Lemott Jr. was the third colonel fired in recent weeks from a key command position.
-
Marine Corps plan to relocate from Okinawa to Guam needs a review, commandant says
The redistribution of Marines from Okinawa across the Pacific will ultimately include 5,000 Marines in Guam.
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Pneumonia cases spike at Camp Pendleton’s School of Infantry West
More than 100 cases were reported in a three-day period.
