-
Former ‘Marine of the Year’ to receive Silver Star
A MARSOC sergeant who was named “Marine of the Year” by the USO in 2013 will receive the military’s third-highest award for valor officials said.
-
Amos joins board of directors for defense contractor
Recently retired Gen. Jim Amos, former commandant of the Marine Corps, has joined the board of directors at LORD Corporation, a manufacturing company with defense and aerospace customers.
-
Naval War College partners with Ivy League universities
The U.S. Naval War College is partnering with two Ivy League universities to work on global security issues.
-
Lejeune Marines prepare for deployment to Afghanistan
Marines will return to Afghanistan, but details of their deployment are few and far between.
-
Marine Corps updates tuition assistance guidelines
The Marine Corps recently published details of its fiscal 2015 tuition assistance program, incorporating stricter requirements created earlier this year.
-
Marines deploy to Africa for crisis response mission
The latest contingent to support the Marine Corps’ unit responsible for responding to crises in Africa arrived in Spain this weekend for for a six-month deployment.
-
Changing sea duty: Marines prep to deploy aboard new ships
With a shortage of amphibious ships in the Navy, Marines might deploy on carriers, destroyers, the LCS and cargo ships
-
Ohio rolls out veteran friendly employer registry
Ohio has rolled out an online registry letting military veterans know which employers are looking to hire veterans. Registry proponents suggest it should result in more jobs for veterans, while others aren’t so sure.
-
New Marine crisis response force training Iraqis to fight Islamic State
The Marines’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East had been planned for months before it activated Oct. 1. But few predicted how quickly the unit would be called to respond in the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria.
-
Degree profile: Criminal justice & cyber crime
Academic programs nationwide combine knowledge of the criminal system with an understanding of computer crimes.
-
Former ‘Marine of the Year’ to receive Silver Star
A MARSOC sergeant who was named “Marine of the Year” by the USO in 2013 will receive the military’s third-highest award for valor officials said.
-
Amos joins board of directors for defense contractor
Recently retired Gen. Jim Amos, former commandant of the Marine Corps, has joined the board of directors at LORD Corporation, a manufacturing company with defense and aerospace customers.
-
Naval War College partners with Ivy League universities
The U.S. Naval War College is partnering with two Ivy League universities to work on global security issues.
-
Lejeune Marines prepare for deployment to Afghanistan
Marines will return to Afghanistan, but details of their deployment are few and far between.
-
Marine Corps updates tuition assistance guidelines
The Marine Corps recently published details of its fiscal 2015 tuition assistance program, incorporating stricter requirements created earlier this year.
-
Marines deploy to Africa for crisis response mission
The latest contingent to support the Marine Corps’ unit responsible for responding to crises in Africa arrived in Spain this weekend for for a six-month deployment.
-
Changing sea duty: Marines prep to deploy aboard new ships
With a shortage of amphibious ships in the Navy, Marines might deploy on carriers, destroyers, the LCS and cargo ships
-
Ohio rolls out veteran friendly employer registry
Ohio has rolled out an online registry letting military veterans know which employers are looking to hire veterans. Registry proponents suggest it should result in more jobs for veterans, while others aren’t so sure.
-
New Marine crisis response force training Iraqis to fight Islamic State
The Marines’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East had been planned for months before it activated Oct. 1. But few predicted how quickly the unit would be called to respond in the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria.
-
Degree profile: Criminal justice & cyber crime
Academic programs nationwide combine knowledge of the criminal system with an understanding of computer crimes.
-
Former ‘Marine of the Year’ to receive Silver Star
A MARSOC sergeant who was named “Marine of the Year” by the USO in 2013 will receive the military’s third-highest award for valor officials said.
-
Amos joins board of directors for defense contractor
Recently retired Gen. Jim Amos, former commandant of the Marine Corps, has joined the board of directors at LORD Corporation, a manufacturing company with defense and aerospace customers.
-
Naval War College partners with Ivy League universities
The U.S. Naval War College is partnering with two Ivy League universities to work on global security issues.
-
Lejeune Marines prepare for deployment to Afghanistan
Marines will return to Afghanistan, but details of their deployment are few and far between.
-
Marine Corps updates tuition assistance guidelines
The Marine Corps recently published details of its fiscal 2015 tuition assistance program, incorporating stricter requirements created earlier this year.
-
Marines deploy to Africa for crisis response mission
The latest contingent to support the Marine Corps’ unit responsible for responding to crises in Africa arrived in Spain this weekend for for a six-month deployment.
-
Changing sea duty: Marines prep to deploy aboard new ships
With a shortage of amphibious ships in the Navy, Marines might deploy on carriers, destroyers, the LCS and cargo ships
-
Ohio rolls out veteran friendly employer registry
Ohio has rolled out an online registry letting military veterans know which employers are looking to hire veterans. Registry proponents suggest it should result in more jobs for veterans, while others aren’t so sure.
-
New Marine crisis response force training Iraqis to fight Islamic State
The Marines’ new crisis response unit in the Middle East had been planned for months before it activated Oct. 1. But few predicted how quickly the unit would be called to respond in the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria.
-
Degree profile: Criminal justice & cyber crime
Academic programs nationwide combine knowledge of the criminal system with an understanding of computer crimes.
