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Florida mom channels grief into fight against veteran suicides
Janine Lutz created a nonprofit to help troubled veterans and their families, after her own son, who suffered from Post-Traumatic Stress, committed suicide.
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Marine veteran sentenced for running drug trafficking ring
Angel Dominguez Ramirez Jr. was sentenced Tuesday in San Diego after pleading guilty last fall to conspiracy to launder money and traffic drugs internationally.
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New Marine innovation unit plants flag in New York
The Marine Innovation Unit will give the reserves access to non-military skills and a talent pool already in uniform.
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Investigations continue into deaths of 3 children at North Carolina Marine base
Officials have said no shooting was involved in either incident, and there is no threat to the community.
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Biggest military pay raise in 20 years may be boosted even more because of inflation worries
The White House has asked for a 4.6% raise in servicemember pay next year, but advocates question whether that will keep up with family financial needs.
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Marine vet pleads guilty to cyberstalking, ‘sextortion’ while on active duty
Many of the Torrance, California, area victims knew each other.
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Are dining facilities wasting money because troops don’t eat there?
Little is known about how often troops are passing up their dining facilities to pay for meals elsewhere out of their own pocket.
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The Marine Corps’ debate with its generals is amusing, but dangerous
Stuart Scheller has a different answer for the current fight over the direction of the Corps.
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Navy relieves Naval Justice School leadership
The fired CO and XO were not involved in misconduct, according to the Navy.
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On a peaceful Memorial Day, remember to honor the costs of war
This is the first Memorial Day in 20 years when our country is not at war. For Gold Star families, it will be especially poignant.
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Florida mom channels grief into fight against veteran suicides
Janine Lutz created a nonprofit to help troubled veterans and their families, after her own son, who suffered from Post-Traumatic Stress, committed suicide.
-
Marine veteran sentenced for running drug trafficking ring
Angel Dominguez Ramirez Jr. was sentenced Tuesday in San Diego after pleading guilty last fall to conspiracy to launder money and traffic drugs internationally.
-
New Marine innovation unit plants flag in New York
The Marine Innovation Unit will give the reserves access to non-military skills and a talent pool already in uniform.
-
Investigations continue into deaths of 3 children at North Carolina Marine base
Officials have said no shooting was involved in either incident, and there is no threat to the community.
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Biggest military pay raise in 20 years may be boosted even more because of inflation worries
The White House has asked for a 4.6% raise in servicemember pay next year, but advocates question whether that will keep up with family financial needs.
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Marine vet pleads guilty to cyberstalking, ‘sextortion’ while on active duty
Many of the Torrance, California, area victims knew each other.
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Are dining facilities wasting money because troops don’t eat there?
Little is known about how often troops are passing up their dining facilities to pay for meals elsewhere out of their own pocket.
-
The Marine Corps’ debate with its generals is amusing, but dangerous
Stuart Scheller has a different answer for the current fight over the direction of the Corps.
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Navy relieves Naval Justice School leadership
The fired CO and XO were not involved in misconduct, according to the Navy.
-
On a peaceful Memorial Day, remember to honor the costs of war
This is the first Memorial Day in 20 years when our country is not at war. For Gold Star families, it will be especially poignant.
-
Florida mom channels grief into fight against veteran suicides
Janine Lutz created a nonprofit to help troubled veterans and their families, after her own son, who suffered from Post-Traumatic Stress, committed suicide.
-
Marine veteran sentenced for running drug trafficking ring
Angel Dominguez Ramirez Jr. was sentenced Tuesday in San Diego after pleading guilty last fall to conspiracy to launder money and traffic drugs internationally.
-
New Marine innovation unit plants flag in New York
The Marine Innovation Unit will give the reserves access to non-military skills and a talent pool already in uniform.
-
Investigations continue into deaths of 3 children at North Carolina Marine base
Officials have said no shooting was involved in either incident, and there is no threat to the community.
-
Biggest military pay raise in 20 years may be boosted even more because of inflation worries
The White House has asked for a 4.6% raise in servicemember pay next year, but advocates question whether that will keep up with family financial needs.
-
Marine vet pleads guilty to cyberstalking, ‘sextortion’ while on active duty
Many of the Torrance, California, area victims knew each other.
-
Are dining facilities wasting money because troops don’t eat there?
Little is known about how often troops are passing up their dining facilities to pay for meals elsewhere out of their own pocket.
-
The Marine Corps’ debate with its generals is amusing, but dangerous
Stuart Scheller has a different answer for the current fight over the direction of the Corps.
-
Navy relieves Naval Justice School leadership
The fired CO and XO were not involved in misconduct, according to the Navy.
-
On a peaceful Memorial Day, remember to honor the costs of war
This is the first Memorial Day in 20 years when our country is not at war. For Gold Star families, it will be especially poignant.
