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‘Was it all worth it?’: Here’s what the top Marines say about your Afghanistan service
The Corps’ top leadership is encouraging Marines, past and present, to reach out to one another.
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These were first Marines to deploy to Kabul as Taliban advanced in Afghanistan
Roughly 1,000 Marines with the battalion landing team deployed from the 24th MEU to Kabul, Afghanistan.
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New SECNAV lays out his priorities for the Navy and Marine Corps
In a message to sailors and Marines, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro laid out the “four C’s” that the former Navy officer sees as vital challenges for the department: China, culture, climate and COVID.
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These Marines will spend 2 years testing the Corps’ new ship-sinking missile
The missiles traveled “in excess of 100 nautical miles.” And not in a straight line, either.
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Marine grunts are swapping earplugs for 21st century hearing protection
The fielding follows an earlier effort aimed at artillery and reconnaissance Marines.
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‘Game over’: Westerners rush to leave Kabul, rescue Afghans
Sporadic gunfire at Kabul international airport Sunday frightened Afghan families fearful of Taliban rule and desperate for flights out, in an ever-more chaotic and compressed evacuation.
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More Marines arrive in Kabul to aid urgent embassy airlift amid Taliban advance
After an advance group of Marines arrived on Friday, more flowed into the Kabul international airport on Saturday.
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Corps to fire ship-sinking missile in Pacific as ‘demonstration of force’
Marines will fire a Naval Strike Missile from a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary (ROGUE) fires vehicle Sunday to sink a Navy hull in the Pacific.
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It’s been nine years since someone took Marine veteran Austin Tice hostage in Syria
The Tice family wants official talks between the United States and Syria about their missing son.
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About 8,000 US troops are deploying to secure evacuations from Kabul
Three thousand are heading to Kabul, with another 3,500 in Kuwait and 1,000 to Qatar.
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‘Was it all worth it?’: Here’s what the top Marines say about your Afghanistan service
The Corps’ top leadership is encouraging Marines, past and present, to reach out to one another.
-
These were first Marines to deploy to Kabul as Taliban advanced in Afghanistan
Roughly 1,000 Marines with the battalion landing team deployed from the 24th MEU to Kabul, Afghanistan.
-
New SECNAV lays out his priorities for the Navy and Marine Corps
In a message to sailors and Marines, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro laid out the “four C’s” that the former Navy officer sees as vital challenges for the department: China, culture, climate and COVID.
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These Marines will spend 2 years testing the Corps’ new ship-sinking missile
The missiles traveled “in excess of 100 nautical miles.” And not in a straight line, either.
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Marine grunts are swapping earplugs for 21st century hearing protection
The fielding follows an earlier effort aimed at artillery and reconnaissance Marines.
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‘Game over’: Westerners rush to leave Kabul, rescue Afghans
Sporadic gunfire at Kabul international airport Sunday frightened Afghan families fearful of Taliban rule and desperate for flights out, in an ever-more chaotic and compressed evacuation.
-
More Marines arrive in Kabul to aid urgent embassy airlift amid Taliban advance
After an advance group of Marines arrived on Friday, more flowed into the Kabul international airport on Saturday.
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Corps to fire ship-sinking missile in Pacific as ‘demonstration of force’
Marines will fire a Naval Strike Missile from a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary (ROGUE) fires vehicle Sunday to sink a Navy hull in the Pacific.
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It’s been nine years since someone took Marine veteran Austin Tice hostage in Syria
The Tice family wants official talks between the United States and Syria about their missing son.
-
About 8,000 US troops are deploying to secure evacuations from Kabul
Three thousand are heading to Kabul, with another 3,500 in Kuwait and 1,000 to Qatar.
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‘Was it all worth it?’: Here’s what the top Marines say about your Afghanistan service
The Corps’ top leadership is encouraging Marines, past and present, to reach out to one another.
-
These were first Marines to deploy to Kabul as Taliban advanced in Afghanistan
Roughly 1,000 Marines with the battalion landing team deployed from the 24th MEU to Kabul, Afghanistan.
-
New SECNAV lays out his priorities for the Navy and Marine Corps
In a message to sailors and Marines, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro laid out the “four C’s” that the former Navy officer sees as vital challenges for the department: China, culture, climate and COVID.
-
These Marines will spend 2 years testing the Corps’ new ship-sinking missile
The missiles traveled “in excess of 100 nautical miles.” And not in a straight line, either.
-
Marine grunts are swapping earplugs for 21st century hearing protection
The fielding follows an earlier effort aimed at artillery and reconnaissance Marines.
-
‘Game over’: Westerners rush to leave Kabul, rescue Afghans
Sporadic gunfire at Kabul international airport Sunday frightened Afghan families fearful of Taliban rule and desperate for flights out, in an ever-more chaotic and compressed evacuation.
-
More Marines arrive in Kabul to aid urgent embassy airlift amid Taliban advance
After an advance group of Marines arrived on Friday, more flowed into the Kabul international airport on Saturday.
-
Corps to fire ship-sinking missile in Pacific as ‘demonstration of force’
Marines will fire a Naval Strike Missile from a Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary (ROGUE) fires vehicle Sunday to sink a Navy hull in the Pacific.
-
It’s been nine years since someone took Marine veteran Austin Tice hostage in Syria
The Tice family wants official talks between the United States and Syria about their missing son.
-
About 8,000 US troops are deploying to secure evacuations from Kabul
Three thousand are heading to Kabul, with another 3,500 in Kuwait and 1,000 to Qatar.
