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Murder charges filed against Navy, Marine special operators in incident that killed Green Beret in Africa
The four defendants will face an Article 32 hearing on Dec. 10.
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US officials believe former Marine captain held hostage in Syria for 6 years is still alive
Officials wouldn’t comment on specifics, but vowed to do everything they could to free the 37-year-old Marine veteran and freelance journalist.
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This classified operation supports the Saudi military campaign in Yemen
Three new classified operations are part of larger efforts to defeat ISIS and al-Qaida.
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Navy completes investigation into death of Green Beret in Mali — here’s what happens next
Marine Raiders were also questioned about what happened in the shared housing on the night of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s death.
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Report reveals previously secret operations in Africa
The operations focus on counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations against both ISIS and al-Qaida.
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Why a self-reliant Iraqi military may take ‘years, if not decades’ and could require a ‘generation’ to reform
ISIS fighters have shifted from cities to increased violent attacks in rural areas, including regular assassinations of tribal leaders and village elders.
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Marines with 31st MEU lead multiservice response to ‘historic’ typhoon that hit Tinian
Nearly two-thirds of the island’s population were without electric power or running water in the typhoon’s wake.
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Hurricane damage has Marines headed to Camp Lejeune looking for alternative housing
A base notice reported that 70 percent of the Lejeune-area homes had received some damage from the hurricane.
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Marines file federal lawsuit against gas and pipeline companies after Camp Pendleton AAV gas line fire
Many of the Marines were hospitalized in critical condition after the fire.
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Marines want a way for combatant divers to move more quickly underwater, on autopilot
Officials look to improve the submerged mobility device.
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Murder charges filed against Navy, Marine special operators in incident that killed Green Beret in Africa
The four defendants will face an Article 32 hearing on Dec. 10.
-
US officials believe former Marine captain held hostage in Syria for 6 years is still alive
Officials wouldn’t comment on specifics, but vowed to do everything they could to free the 37-year-old Marine veteran and freelance journalist.
-
This classified operation supports the Saudi military campaign in Yemen
Three new classified operations are part of larger efforts to defeat ISIS and al-Qaida.
-
Navy completes investigation into death of Green Beret in Mali — here’s what happens next
Marine Raiders were also questioned about what happened in the shared housing on the night of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s death.
-
Report reveals previously secret operations in Africa
The operations focus on counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations against both ISIS and al-Qaida.
-
Why a self-reliant Iraqi military may take ‘years, if not decades’ and could require a ‘generation’ to reform
ISIS fighters have shifted from cities to increased violent attacks in rural areas, including regular assassinations of tribal leaders and village elders.
-
Marines with 31st MEU lead multiservice response to ‘historic’ typhoon that hit Tinian
Nearly two-thirds of the island’s population were without electric power or running water in the typhoon’s wake.
-
Hurricane damage has Marines headed to Camp Lejeune looking for alternative housing
A base notice reported that 70 percent of the Lejeune-area homes had received some damage from the hurricane.
-
Marines file federal lawsuit against gas and pipeline companies after Camp Pendleton AAV gas line fire
Many of the Marines were hospitalized in critical condition after the fire.
-
Marines want a way for combatant divers to move more quickly underwater, on autopilot
Officials look to improve the submerged mobility device.
-
Murder charges filed against Navy, Marine special operators in incident that killed Green Beret in Africa
The four defendants will face an Article 32 hearing on Dec. 10.
-
US officials believe former Marine captain held hostage in Syria for 6 years is still alive
Officials wouldn’t comment on specifics, but vowed to do everything they could to free the 37-year-old Marine veteran and freelance journalist.
-
This classified operation supports the Saudi military campaign in Yemen
Three new classified operations are part of larger efforts to defeat ISIS and al-Qaida.
-
Navy completes investigation into death of Green Beret in Mali — here’s what happens next
Marine Raiders were also questioned about what happened in the shared housing on the night of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s death.
-
Report reveals previously secret operations in Africa
The operations focus on counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations against both ISIS and al-Qaida.
-
Why a self-reliant Iraqi military may take ‘years, if not decades’ and could require a ‘generation’ to reform
ISIS fighters have shifted from cities to increased violent attacks in rural areas, including regular assassinations of tribal leaders and village elders.
-
Marines with 31st MEU lead multiservice response to ‘historic’ typhoon that hit Tinian
Nearly two-thirds of the island’s population were without electric power or running water in the typhoon’s wake.
-
Hurricane damage has Marines headed to Camp Lejeune looking for alternative housing
A base notice reported that 70 percent of the Lejeune-area homes had received some damage from the hurricane.
-
Marines file federal lawsuit against gas and pipeline companies after Camp Pendleton AAV gas line fire
Many of the Marines were hospitalized in critical condition after the fire.
-
Marines want a way for combatant divers to move more quickly underwater, on autopilot
Officials look to improve the submerged mobility device.
