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Marines will have to wait at least until 2025 for light amphibious warship
The Corps only is likely to get four of them in inventory by 2027 if the current plan holds.
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Troops would see a 4.6% pay raise next year under Biden’s fiscal 2023 budget plan
The pay raise would be the largest for service members since 2003.
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Remains of Marines killed in Norway Osprey crash returned to US
The remains of the Marines will ultimately be moved to their final resting places according to their families’ wishes, officials said in a statement.
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Supreme Court gives Biden win for now in Navy vaccine case
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Navy may consider sailors’ vaccination status in making deployment, assignment and other operational decisions while a lawsuit on the military’s vaccination mandate plays out in court.
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Back to ship: Marines need ships to fight. Will they get them?
Questions loom as to whether existing ship priorities and a new ship design will be funded, floating and fighting in time to keep the Corps relevant.
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Sailors, Marines to receive Humanitarian Service Medals for Haiti earthquake relief effort
Sailors, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and other service members who were physically present in Task Force Haiti’s operational area and were directly involved with the disaster relief mission are eligible.
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Black socks, ombré nail polish officially approved for Marines in cammies
There’s still no word on allowing ponytails.
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NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
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Boston bouncer charged with fatally stabbing Marine veteran
Daniel Martinez, 23, had been in town visiting friends for the St. Patrick’s Day holiday.
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Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
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Marines will have to wait at least until 2025 for light amphibious warship
The Corps only is likely to get four of them in inventory by 2027 if the current plan holds.
-
Troops would see a 4.6% pay raise next year under Biden’s fiscal 2023 budget plan
The pay raise would be the largest for service members since 2003.
-
Remains of Marines killed in Norway Osprey crash returned to US
The remains of the Marines will ultimately be moved to their final resting places according to their families’ wishes, officials said in a statement.
-
Supreme Court gives Biden win for now in Navy vaccine case
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Navy may consider sailors’ vaccination status in making deployment, assignment and other operational decisions while a lawsuit on the military’s vaccination mandate plays out in court.
-
Back to ship: Marines need ships to fight. Will they get them?
Questions loom as to whether existing ship priorities and a new ship design will be funded, floating and fighting in time to keep the Corps relevant.
-
Sailors, Marines to receive Humanitarian Service Medals for Haiti earthquake relief effort
Sailors, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and other service members who were physically present in Task Force Haiti’s operational area and were directly involved with the disaster relief mission are eligible.
-
Black socks, ombré nail polish officially approved for Marines in cammies
There’s still no word on allowing ponytails.
-
NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
-
Boston bouncer charged with fatally stabbing Marine veteran
Daniel Martinez, 23, had been in town visiting friends for the St. Patrick’s Day holiday.
-
Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
-
Marines will have to wait at least until 2025 for light amphibious warship
The Corps only is likely to get four of them in inventory by 2027 if the current plan holds.
-
Troops would see a 4.6% pay raise next year under Biden’s fiscal 2023 budget plan
The pay raise would be the largest for service members since 2003.
-
Remains of Marines killed in Norway Osprey crash returned to US
The remains of the Marines will ultimately be moved to their final resting places according to their families’ wishes, officials said in a statement.
-
Supreme Court gives Biden win for now in Navy vaccine case
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Navy may consider sailors’ vaccination status in making deployment, assignment and other operational decisions while a lawsuit on the military’s vaccination mandate plays out in court.
-
Back to ship: Marines need ships to fight. Will they get them?
Questions loom as to whether existing ship priorities and a new ship design will be funded, floating and fighting in time to keep the Corps relevant.
-
Sailors, Marines to receive Humanitarian Service Medals for Haiti earthquake relief effort
Sailors, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and other service members who were physically present in Task Force Haiti’s operational area and were directly involved with the disaster relief mission are eligible.
-
Black socks, ombré nail polish officially approved for Marines in cammies
There’s still no word on allowing ponytails.
-
NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
-
Boston bouncer charged with fatally stabbing Marine veteran
Daniel Martinez, 23, had been in town visiting friends for the St. Patrick’s Day holiday.
-
Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
