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James Mattis gets married — leaving behind his love, the Marine Corps
Jim Mattis was married in a Las Vegas ceremony.
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Iowa man fined $855 for injuring Marine while shooting at a squirrel
The now Marine experiences memory loss, is unable to walk unassisted and can no longer use his left arm.
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Troops would get $90 monthly bonuses to counter inflation in House plan
A separate plan to pay all troops at least $15 an hour failed to gain enough support among lawmakers.
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Marine Corps artillery ― it isn’t too late to salvage it
Armor, engineering and other required assets may be forever lost, but it is not too late for an artillery course correction, this retired Marine lieutenant general writes.
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Korean War Marine veterans enjoy reunion almost 70 years in the making
The last time Thomas Fagan and Donald Goeppner saw each other, they were saying their goodbyes after serving in Korea in 1953.
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Marines still have big plans for seabasing ships as 2 head for mothballs
Proposed ship retirements that would take nine littoral combat ships offline also would end the career of two unconventional seabasing vessels that have less than a decade in service.
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Marine veteran reframes fear as fuel for overcoming life’s challenges
The Iraq War vet faced down his struggles with education, writing and adventure.
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Army-Navy football game is coming to 5 East Coast cities beginning in 2023
Dubbed “America’s Game,” the friendly but intense football rivalry features future military officers battling for gridiron supremacy in a tradition that started in 1890.
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Russian TV shows videos of 2 US vets captured in Ukraine
There has been no official confirmation from the U.S. or Russian government that the Americans were being held.
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Navy destroyer bears name of decorated Marine killed in WWII
The future USS Basilone bears the name of a Marine who was awarded the Medal of Honor before his death on Iwo Jima.
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James Mattis gets married — leaving behind his love, the Marine Corps
Jim Mattis was married in a Las Vegas ceremony.
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Iowa man fined $855 for injuring Marine while shooting at a squirrel
The now Marine experiences memory loss, is unable to walk unassisted and can no longer use his left arm.
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Troops would get $90 monthly bonuses to counter inflation in House plan
A separate plan to pay all troops at least $15 an hour failed to gain enough support among lawmakers.
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Marine Corps artillery ― it isn’t too late to salvage it
Armor, engineering and other required assets may be forever lost, but it is not too late for an artillery course correction, this retired Marine lieutenant general writes.
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Korean War Marine veterans enjoy reunion almost 70 years in the making
The last time Thomas Fagan and Donald Goeppner saw each other, they were saying their goodbyes after serving in Korea in 1953.
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Marines still have big plans for seabasing ships as 2 head for mothballs
Proposed ship retirements that would take nine littoral combat ships offline also would end the career of two unconventional seabasing vessels that have less than a decade in service.
-
Marine veteran reframes fear as fuel for overcoming life’s challenges
The Iraq War vet faced down his struggles with education, writing and adventure.
-
Army-Navy football game is coming to 5 East Coast cities beginning in 2023
Dubbed “America’s Game,” the friendly but intense football rivalry features future military officers battling for gridiron supremacy in a tradition that started in 1890.
-
Russian TV shows videos of 2 US vets captured in Ukraine
There has been no official confirmation from the U.S. or Russian government that the Americans were being held.
-
Navy destroyer bears name of decorated Marine killed in WWII
The future USS Basilone bears the name of a Marine who was awarded the Medal of Honor before his death on Iwo Jima.
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James Mattis gets married — leaving behind his love, the Marine Corps
Jim Mattis was married in a Las Vegas ceremony.
-
Iowa man fined $855 for injuring Marine while shooting at a squirrel
The now Marine experiences memory loss, is unable to walk unassisted and can no longer use his left arm.
-
Troops would get $90 monthly bonuses to counter inflation in House plan
A separate plan to pay all troops at least $15 an hour failed to gain enough support among lawmakers.
-
Marine Corps artillery ― it isn’t too late to salvage it
Armor, engineering and other required assets may be forever lost, but it is not too late for an artillery course correction, this retired Marine lieutenant general writes.
-
Korean War Marine veterans enjoy reunion almost 70 years in the making
The last time Thomas Fagan and Donald Goeppner saw each other, they were saying their goodbyes after serving in Korea in 1953.
-
Marines still have big plans for seabasing ships as 2 head for mothballs
Proposed ship retirements that would take nine littoral combat ships offline also would end the career of two unconventional seabasing vessels that have less than a decade in service.
-
Marine veteran reframes fear as fuel for overcoming life’s challenges
The Iraq War vet faced down his struggles with education, writing and adventure.
-
Army-Navy football game is coming to 5 East Coast cities beginning in 2023
Dubbed “America’s Game,” the friendly but intense football rivalry features future military officers battling for gridiron supremacy in a tradition that started in 1890.
-
Russian TV shows videos of 2 US vets captured in Ukraine
There has been no official confirmation from the U.S. or Russian government that the Americans were being held.
-
Navy destroyer bears name of decorated Marine killed in WWII
The future USS Basilone bears the name of a Marine who was awarded the Medal of Honor before his death on Iwo Jima.



