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Marine Raider to receive Navy Cross for Iraq fight
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger will present Staff Sgt. Nicholas J. Jones with the nation’s second highest award for valor during an Aug. 26 ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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World War II, Korean War Marine’s stories brought to life in new graphic novel
Strombo’s stories were brought to life by graphic novelist and Air Force veteran August Uhl in “Full Mag: Veterans Stories Illustrated.”
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A diverse Corps is necessary to implement future force design, top official says
Marine Brig. Gen. A.T. Williamson, director of manpower plans and policy, says the Corps must have increased diversity to succeed on the complex battlefields of the future.
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Service leaders have a month to come up with a plan to vaccinate all troops against COVID-19
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s memo calls for the services to develop mandatory vaccination plans.
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Navy, Marine Corps aim to refine, test modern warfighting concepts in Large Scale Exercise 2021
The exercise aims to demonstrate the Navy’s ability to employ precise, lethal and overwhelming force across 17 different time zones and involves approximately 36 live units and more than 50 virtual, constructive units, along with six Navy and Marine Corps component commands.
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Marine Corps helicopters flex on 1,200-mile trip across Japan
It demonstrated the Corps’ ability to move helicopters long distances across the Pacific Ocean.
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Corps’ sergeant major calls for improved treatment, care of junior Marines
The Marine Corps historically has had the youngest service members in the Department of Defense.
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Top general on force design slated to be next Marine assistant commandant
If he is approved, the new job will come with a promotion to four-star.
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Is expeditionary foraging in the Corps’ future?
Future Marines might deploy with small water purifiers, which can be carried by a single Marine, and wearable power generators.
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More is needed to lower shocking death toll from preventable military training accidents
From 2010–2019 there were more than 3,700 tactical vehicle noncombat accidents in the Army and Marine Corps.
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Marine Raider to receive Navy Cross for Iraq fight
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger will present Staff Sgt. Nicholas J. Jones with the nation’s second highest award for valor during an Aug. 26 ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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World War II, Korean War Marine’s stories brought to life in new graphic novel
Strombo’s stories were brought to life by graphic novelist and Air Force veteran August Uhl in “Full Mag: Veterans Stories Illustrated.”
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A diverse Corps is necessary to implement future force design, top official says
Marine Brig. Gen. A.T. Williamson, director of manpower plans and policy, says the Corps must have increased diversity to succeed on the complex battlefields of the future.
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Service leaders have a month to come up with a plan to vaccinate all troops against COVID-19
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s memo calls for the services to develop mandatory vaccination plans.
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Navy, Marine Corps aim to refine, test modern warfighting concepts in Large Scale Exercise 2021
The exercise aims to demonstrate the Navy’s ability to employ precise, lethal and overwhelming force across 17 different time zones and involves approximately 36 live units and more than 50 virtual, constructive units, along with six Navy and Marine Corps component commands.
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Marine Corps helicopters flex on 1,200-mile trip across Japan
It demonstrated the Corps’ ability to move helicopters long distances across the Pacific Ocean.
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Corps’ sergeant major calls for improved treatment, care of junior Marines
The Marine Corps historically has had the youngest service members in the Department of Defense.
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Top general on force design slated to be next Marine assistant commandant
If he is approved, the new job will come with a promotion to four-star.
-
Is expeditionary foraging in the Corps’ future?
Future Marines might deploy with small water purifiers, which can be carried by a single Marine, and wearable power generators.
-
More is needed to lower shocking death toll from preventable military training accidents
From 2010–2019 there were more than 3,700 tactical vehicle noncombat accidents in the Army and Marine Corps.
-
Marine Raider to receive Navy Cross for Iraq fight
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger will present Staff Sgt. Nicholas J. Jones with the nation’s second highest award for valor during an Aug. 26 ceremony at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
-
World War II, Korean War Marine’s stories brought to life in new graphic novel
Strombo’s stories were brought to life by graphic novelist and Air Force veteran August Uhl in “Full Mag: Veterans Stories Illustrated.”
-
A diverse Corps is necessary to implement future force design, top official says
Marine Brig. Gen. A.T. Williamson, director of manpower plans and policy, says the Corps must have increased diversity to succeed on the complex battlefields of the future.
-
Service leaders have a month to come up with a plan to vaccinate all troops against COVID-19
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s memo calls for the services to develop mandatory vaccination plans.
-
Navy, Marine Corps aim to refine, test modern warfighting concepts in Large Scale Exercise 2021
The exercise aims to demonstrate the Navy’s ability to employ precise, lethal and overwhelming force across 17 different time zones and involves approximately 36 live units and more than 50 virtual, constructive units, along with six Navy and Marine Corps component commands.
-
Marine Corps helicopters flex on 1,200-mile trip across Japan
It demonstrated the Corps’ ability to move helicopters long distances across the Pacific Ocean.
-
Corps’ sergeant major calls for improved treatment, care of junior Marines
The Marine Corps historically has had the youngest service members in the Department of Defense.
-
Top general on force design slated to be next Marine assistant commandant
If he is approved, the new job will come with a promotion to four-star.
-
Is expeditionary foraging in the Corps’ future?
Future Marines might deploy with small water purifiers, which can be carried by a single Marine, and wearable power generators.
-
More is needed to lower shocking death toll from preventable military training accidents
From 2010–2019 there were more than 3,700 tactical vehicle noncombat accidents in the Army and Marine Corps.
