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Marines’ guide to Down Under deployments
After six months in Australia, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines talk chow, training, gyms, barracks and beer in Darwin.
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Meet the female Marines of Corps’ integration test
As they began their proficiency training in combat specialties with the Corps’ Ground Combat Integrated Task Force, several female task force volunteers opened up about criticism, training challenges and their own reasons for being part of the project.
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Union steps up to finish home for disabled veteran
The union boys are coming to help save a disabled veteran and his wife from financial ruin and finish his handicapped-accessible home.
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Criteria for next SMMC includes combat experience
The commandant has begun his search for the next sergeant major of the Marine Corps, releasing specific criteria for prospective candidates.
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E-to-O opportunities hold steady for enlisted Marines
Enlisted-to-officer programs are holding steady despite the drawdown.
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Study aims to improve MARSOC training, injury prevention
A years-long study designed to prevent injury and improve training for MARSOC’s elite critical skills operators is preparing to kick off at Camp Lejeune.
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Dying Marine vet gets wish, sits in on son’s class
The speeches, the handshakes, the red-white-and-blue cake — it was all a surprise, and a lot more public acclamation than retired U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Jeffrey Raymond Wheeler, a Vietnam War veteran with terminal lung cancer, was used to receiving for his service in Da Nang in the mid-1960s.
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Corps’ best corporals courses offer action, excitement
Commanders are creating more exciting corporals courses to motivate new noncommissioned officers.
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Corps’ new seminar grooms lance corporals to become NCOs
One of the most engaged discussions Wednesday centered on moral and challenges in combat and garrison. In one squad, lance corporals crowded around a whiteboard brainstorming potential ethical dilemmas they could face, from following rules of engagement in a war zone to avoiding inappropriate relationships with subordinates at home.
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W.Va. joins multistate online course pact
The agreement lets accredited institutions operate in other participating states without seeking independent authorization, making it easier for them to expand access to online courses.
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Marines’ guide to Down Under deployments
After six months in Australia, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines talk chow, training, gyms, barracks and beer in Darwin.
-
Meet the female Marines of Corps’ integration test
As they began their proficiency training in combat specialties with the Corps’ Ground Combat Integrated Task Force, several female task force volunteers opened up about criticism, training challenges and their own reasons for being part of the project.
-
Union steps up to finish home for disabled veteran
The union boys are coming to help save a disabled veteran and his wife from financial ruin and finish his handicapped-accessible home.
-
Criteria for next SMMC includes combat experience
The commandant has begun his search for the next sergeant major of the Marine Corps, releasing specific criteria for prospective candidates.
-
E-to-O opportunities hold steady for enlisted Marines
Enlisted-to-officer programs are holding steady despite the drawdown.
-
Study aims to improve MARSOC training, injury prevention
A years-long study designed to prevent injury and improve training for MARSOC’s elite critical skills operators is preparing to kick off at Camp Lejeune.
-
Dying Marine vet gets wish, sits in on son’s class
The speeches, the handshakes, the red-white-and-blue cake — it was all a surprise, and a lot more public acclamation than retired U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Jeffrey Raymond Wheeler, a Vietnam War veteran with terminal lung cancer, was used to receiving for his service in Da Nang in the mid-1960s.
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Corps’ best corporals courses offer action, excitement
Commanders are creating more exciting corporals courses to motivate new noncommissioned officers.
-
Corps’ new seminar grooms lance corporals to become NCOs
One of the most engaged discussions Wednesday centered on moral and challenges in combat and garrison. In one squad, lance corporals crowded around a whiteboard brainstorming potential ethical dilemmas they could face, from following rules of engagement in a war zone to avoiding inappropriate relationships with subordinates at home.
-
W.Va. joins multistate online course pact
The agreement lets accredited institutions operate in other participating states without seeking independent authorization, making it easier for them to expand access to online courses.
-
Marines’ guide to Down Under deployments
After six months in Australia, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines talk chow, training, gyms, barracks and beer in Darwin.
-
Meet the female Marines of Corps’ integration test
As they began their proficiency training in combat specialties with the Corps’ Ground Combat Integrated Task Force, several female task force volunteers opened up about criticism, training challenges and their own reasons for being part of the project.
-
Union steps up to finish home for disabled veteran
The union boys are coming to help save a disabled veteran and his wife from financial ruin and finish his handicapped-accessible home.
-
Criteria for next SMMC includes combat experience
The commandant has begun his search for the next sergeant major of the Marine Corps, releasing specific criteria for prospective candidates.
-
E-to-O opportunities hold steady for enlisted Marines
Enlisted-to-officer programs are holding steady despite the drawdown.
-
Study aims to improve MARSOC training, injury prevention
A years-long study designed to prevent injury and improve training for MARSOC’s elite critical skills operators is preparing to kick off at Camp Lejeune.
-
Dying Marine vet gets wish, sits in on son’s class
The speeches, the handshakes, the red-white-and-blue cake — it was all a surprise, and a lot more public acclamation than retired U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Jeffrey Raymond Wheeler, a Vietnam War veteran with terminal lung cancer, was used to receiving for his service in Da Nang in the mid-1960s.
-
Corps’ best corporals courses offer action, excitement
Commanders are creating more exciting corporals courses to motivate new noncommissioned officers.
-
Corps’ new seminar grooms lance corporals to become NCOs
One of the most engaged discussions Wednesday centered on moral and challenges in combat and garrison. In one squad, lance corporals crowded around a whiteboard brainstorming potential ethical dilemmas they could face, from following rules of engagement in a war zone to avoiding inappropriate relationships with subordinates at home.
-
W.Va. joins multistate online course pact
The agreement lets accredited institutions operate in other participating states without seeking independent authorization, making it easier for them to expand access to online courses.
