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Coding academy helps close tech skills gap
Eleven Fifty Coding Academy is one of several dozen academies sprouting up across the U.S. that aim to fast-track training in the lucrative field of software development.
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New bonus rules for Marines who speak foreign languages
The way Marines earn extra cash through foreign language proficiency bonuses has changed to reflect Defense Department-wide revisions — and while it will lead to extra money for some, others will lose a bit.
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Marine Corps weighs eliminating vehicle decals
The Marine Corps is the last among the services to issue Defense Department decals for personal vehicles.
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Pendleton business course preps transitioning Marines
Marines getting ready to leave the Marine Corps can take a new business course to help with their transition.
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Paralyzed MARSOC Marine to receive Bronze Star with ‘V’
Capt. Derek Herrera, a paralyzed special operations officer, will use ReWalk while receiving a Bronze Star with “V.”
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Study: Volunteer work could help vets’ careers
A new study says veterans who serve in their community are more confident about their job prospects.
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Don’t call me ‘POG’: The push to end the Corps’ most damaging divide
Gunnery Sgt. Hector Vicente has 20 years of Marine Corps experiences under his belt, but what he heard one morning this summer made him wonder how well he knew the Corps.
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Unit energy managers will patrol barracks and monitor power usage
The Marine Corps is in the process of debuting unit energy managers to monitor power usage.
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Corps to tackle gender bias as combat jobs open to women
New training will ask Marines to question their unconscious gender biases as the Marine Corps opens thousands of new positions to women.
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Marine’s quick action saves student from live grenade
All that stood between a Marine School of Infantry student and a live grenade was Sgt. Joseph Liefer.
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Coding academy helps close tech skills gap
Eleven Fifty Coding Academy is one of several dozen academies sprouting up across the U.S. that aim to fast-track training in the lucrative field of software development.
-
New bonus rules for Marines who speak foreign languages
The way Marines earn extra cash through foreign language proficiency bonuses has changed to reflect Defense Department-wide revisions — and while it will lead to extra money for some, others will lose a bit.
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Marine Corps weighs eliminating vehicle decals
The Marine Corps is the last among the services to issue Defense Department decals for personal vehicles.
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Pendleton business course preps transitioning Marines
Marines getting ready to leave the Marine Corps can take a new business course to help with their transition.
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Paralyzed MARSOC Marine to receive Bronze Star with ‘V’
Capt. Derek Herrera, a paralyzed special operations officer, will use ReWalk while receiving a Bronze Star with “V.”
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Study: Volunteer work could help vets’ careers
A new study says veterans who serve in their community are more confident about their job prospects.
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Don’t call me ‘POG’: The push to end the Corps’ most damaging divide
Gunnery Sgt. Hector Vicente has 20 years of Marine Corps experiences under his belt, but what he heard one morning this summer made him wonder how well he knew the Corps.
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Unit energy managers will patrol barracks and monitor power usage
The Marine Corps is in the process of debuting unit energy managers to monitor power usage.
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Corps to tackle gender bias as combat jobs open to women
New training will ask Marines to question their unconscious gender biases as the Marine Corps opens thousands of new positions to women.
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Marine’s quick action saves student from live grenade
All that stood between a Marine School of Infantry student and a live grenade was Sgt. Joseph Liefer.
-
Coding academy helps close tech skills gap
Eleven Fifty Coding Academy is one of several dozen academies sprouting up across the U.S. that aim to fast-track training in the lucrative field of software development.
-
New bonus rules for Marines who speak foreign languages
The way Marines earn extra cash through foreign language proficiency bonuses has changed to reflect Defense Department-wide revisions — and while it will lead to extra money for some, others will lose a bit.
-
Marine Corps weighs eliminating vehicle decals
The Marine Corps is the last among the services to issue Defense Department decals for personal vehicles.
-
Pendleton business course preps transitioning Marines
Marines getting ready to leave the Marine Corps can take a new business course to help with their transition.
-
Paralyzed MARSOC Marine to receive Bronze Star with ‘V’
Capt. Derek Herrera, a paralyzed special operations officer, will use ReWalk while receiving a Bronze Star with “V.”
-
Study: Volunteer work could help vets’ careers
A new study says veterans who serve in their community are more confident about their job prospects.
-
Don’t call me ‘POG’: The push to end the Corps’ most damaging divide
Gunnery Sgt. Hector Vicente has 20 years of Marine Corps experiences under his belt, but what he heard one morning this summer made him wonder how well he knew the Corps.
-
Unit energy managers will patrol barracks and monitor power usage
The Marine Corps is in the process of debuting unit energy managers to monitor power usage.
-
Corps to tackle gender bias as combat jobs open to women
New training will ask Marines to question their unconscious gender biases as the Marine Corps opens thousands of new positions to women.
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Marine’s quick action saves student from live grenade
All that stood between a Marine School of Infantry student and a live grenade was Sgt. Joseph Liefer.
