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News of Marine veteran’s death brings closure to family’s 6-year search
No family members were present when Vietnam veteran Stephen Myerson was laid to rest this week, but after hearing the story reported on a local radio station, his relatives finally have closure.
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Lawmakers move to ease tax repayment pain of more than a million troops
Legislation would stretch out the payments over a 12-month period instead of four months.
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More humility, less crayons: Here are 3 traits 21st century Marines need to be great leaders
As Marines, it is our duty to lead by example, a Marine captain writes in this op-ed.
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Space Force members finally get a name: guardians
The announcement puts an end to over a year of speculation, with suggestions ranging from “trooper” to “spacers.”
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North Carolina Marine saves neighbor, another Marine, by administering CPR
Cpl. Wesley Smith stepped up when his neighbor rushed to the door asking for help with her unconscious husband.
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Marine Vietnam veteran buried months after dying in nursing home
“This poor guy was brought out here from Chicago and put in a nursing home down the street — no friends, no family, nobody.”
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This new Marine Corps live-fire range has it all: robot enemies, rockets, mortars, breaching
The company-sized assault range is the first of its kind at Camp Lejeune.
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Rejected Army applicant accused of shooting into joint recruiting center with Marines, sailors inside
James Cooper faces felony charges after being accused of firing a handgun into a recruiting station.
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US Supreme Court ruling reverses military statute of limitations on rape cases
The decision, published Dec. 10, could open up new military prosecutions for rapes that occurred between 1986 and 2006.
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No, The Proud Boys aren’t holding a Marine Corps Toys for Tots drive in Pittsburgh this week. But they tried.
The Proud Boys are a male-only organization of self-proclaimed “western chauvinists.”
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News of Marine veteran’s death brings closure to family’s 6-year search
No family members were present when Vietnam veteran Stephen Myerson was laid to rest this week, but after hearing the story reported on a local radio station, his relatives finally have closure.
-
Lawmakers move to ease tax repayment pain of more than a million troops
Legislation would stretch out the payments over a 12-month period instead of four months.
-
More humility, less crayons: Here are 3 traits 21st century Marines need to be great leaders
As Marines, it is our duty to lead by example, a Marine captain writes in this op-ed.
-
Space Force members finally get a name: guardians
The announcement puts an end to over a year of speculation, with suggestions ranging from “trooper” to “spacers.”
-
North Carolina Marine saves neighbor, another Marine, by administering CPR
Cpl. Wesley Smith stepped up when his neighbor rushed to the door asking for help with her unconscious husband.
-
Marine Vietnam veteran buried months after dying in nursing home
“This poor guy was brought out here from Chicago and put in a nursing home down the street — no friends, no family, nobody.”
-
This new Marine Corps live-fire range has it all: robot enemies, rockets, mortars, breaching
The company-sized assault range is the first of its kind at Camp Lejeune.
-
Rejected Army applicant accused of shooting into joint recruiting center with Marines, sailors inside
James Cooper faces felony charges after being accused of firing a handgun into a recruiting station.
-
US Supreme Court ruling reverses military statute of limitations on rape cases
The decision, published Dec. 10, could open up new military prosecutions for rapes that occurred between 1986 and 2006.
-
No, The Proud Boys aren’t holding a Marine Corps Toys for Tots drive in Pittsburgh this week. But they tried.
The Proud Boys are a male-only organization of self-proclaimed “western chauvinists.”
-
News of Marine veteran’s death brings closure to family’s 6-year search
No family members were present when Vietnam veteran Stephen Myerson was laid to rest this week, but after hearing the story reported on a local radio station, his relatives finally have closure.
-
Lawmakers move to ease tax repayment pain of more than a million troops
Legislation would stretch out the payments over a 12-month period instead of four months.
-
More humility, less crayons: Here are 3 traits 21st century Marines need to be great leaders
As Marines, it is our duty to lead by example, a Marine captain writes in this op-ed.
-
Space Force members finally get a name: guardians
The announcement puts an end to over a year of speculation, with suggestions ranging from “trooper” to “spacers.”
-
North Carolina Marine saves neighbor, another Marine, by administering CPR
Cpl. Wesley Smith stepped up when his neighbor rushed to the door asking for help with her unconscious husband.
-
Marine Vietnam veteran buried months after dying in nursing home
“This poor guy was brought out here from Chicago and put in a nursing home down the street — no friends, no family, nobody.”
-
This new Marine Corps live-fire range has it all: robot enemies, rockets, mortars, breaching
The company-sized assault range is the first of its kind at Camp Lejeune.
-
Rejected Army applicant accused of shooting into joint recruiting center with Marines, sailors inside
James Cooper faces felony charges after being accused of firing a handgun into a recruiting station.
-
US Supreme Court ruling reverses military statute of limitations on rape cases
The decision, published Dec. 10, could open up new military prosecutions for rapes that occurred between 1986 and 2006.
-
No, The Proud Boys aren’t holding a Marine Corps Toys for Tots drive in Pittsburgh this week. But they tried.
The Proud Boys are a male-only organization of self-proclaimed “western chauvinists.”
