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All 3 active duty Marine law enforcement battalions are now deactivated
The 3rd Law Enforcement Battalion, stationed out of Okinawa, Japan, was deactivated as part of the Marine Corps’ Force Design 2030 plan.
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The Marine Corps may soon allow sleeve tattoos, among other ink policy changes
Many Marines have long wanted a more relaxed tattoo policy.
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Average Joe Marine stops convenience store armed robbery
James Kilcer served in the Marine Corps from 2007 to 2011.
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Despite drug shortages, military has mostly been able to find alternative supplies
National supply chain issues are causing more drug shortages, according to reports. But the military appears okay for now.
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‘And the building was gone.’ Veterans remember Beirut bombing on 38th anniversary
“The building was rubble there were so many bodies and pieces of bodies,” Rabbi Arnold Resnicoff recalls seeing from the morning of the bombing.
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Corps begins fielding remotely operated underwater EOD vehicle
A new remotely operated vehicle will give Marine EOD team more capabilities, while keeping them safe from explosives or enemy fire.
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These are the job fields Marine officers can move to in 2022
Exceptions “will not be favorably considered” unless a Marine is exceptionally qualified.
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The Marine Corps wants to know what will convince you to reenlist
What non-monetary incentives will convince Marines to reenlist?
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How the family of an interpreter turned US Marine escaped Afghanistan
“It was entirely Marine-to-Marine-to-Marine connections,” that rescued the Essazay family.
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Marines clarify combat evaluation orders in aftermath of deadly AAV sinking
It is now explicitly stated that units preparing to deploy must got through a combat evaluation within six months of the deployment.
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All 3 active duty Marine law enforcement battalions are now deactivated
The 3rd Law Enforcement Battalion, stationed out of Okinawa, Japan, was deactivated as part of the Marine Corps’ Force Design 2030 plan.
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The Marine Corps may soon allow sleeve tattoos, among other ink policy changes
Many Marines have long wanted a more relaxed tattoo policy.
-
Average Joe Marine stops convenience store armed robbery
James Kilcer served in the Marine Corps from 2007 to 2011.
-
Despite drug shortages, military has mostly been able to find alternative supplies
National supply chain issues are causing more drug shortages, according to reports. But the military appears okay for now.
-
‘And the building was gone.’ Veterans remember Beirut bombing on 38th anniversary
“The building was rubble there were so many bodies and pieces of bodies,” Rabbi Arnold Resnicoff recalls seeing from the morning of the bombing.
-
Corps begins fielding remotely operated underwater EOD vehicle
A new remotely operated vehicle will give Marine EOD team more capabilities, while keeping them safe from explosives or enemy fire.
-
These are the job fields Marine officers can move to in 2022
Exceptions “will not be favorably considered” unless a Marine is exceptionally qualified.
-
The Marine Corps wants to know what will convince you to reenlist
What non-monetary incentives will convince Marines to reenlist?
-
How the family of an interpreter turned US Marine escaped Afghanistan
“It was entirely Marine-to-Marine-to-Marine connections,” that rescued the Essazay family.
-
Marines clarify combat evaluation orders in aftermath of deadly AAV sinking
It is now explicitly stated that units preparing to deploy must got through a combat evaluation within six months of the deployment.
-
All 3 active duty Marine law enforcement battalions are now deactivated
The 3rd Law Enforcement Battalion, stationed out of Okinawa, Japan, was deactivated as part of the Marine Corps’ Force Design 2030 plan.
-
The Marine Corps may soon allow sleeve tattoos, among other ink policy changes
Many Marines have long wanted a more relaxed tattoo policy.
-
Average Joe Marine stops convenience store armed robbery
James Kilcer served in the Marine Corps from 2007 to 2011.
-
Despite drug shortages, military has mostly been able to find alternative supplies
National supply chain issues are causing more drug shortages, according to reports. But the military appears okay for now.
-
‘And the building was gone.’ Veterans remember Beirut bombing on 38th anniversary
“The building was rubble there were so many bodies and pieces of bodies,” Rabbi Arnold Resnicoff recalls seeing from the morning of the bombing.
-
Corps begins fielding remotely operated underwater EOD vehicle
A new remotely operated vehicle will give Marine EOD team more capabilities, while keeping them safe from explosives or enemy fire.
-
These are the job fields Marine officers can move to in 2022
Exceptions “will not be favorably considered” unless a Marine is exceptionally qualified.
-
The Marine Corps wants to know what will convince you to reenlist
What non-monetary incentives will convince Marines to reenlist?
-
How the family of an interpreter turned US Marine escaped Afghanistan
“It was entirely Marine-to-Marine-to-Marine connections,” that rescued the Essazay family.
-
Marines clarify combat evaluation orders in aftermath of deadly AAV sinking
It is now explicitly stated that units preparing to deploy must got through a combat evaluation within six months of the deployment.
