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Deported Marine veteran returns to US to become American citizen
The 53-year-old has spent the past nine years living in Mexico, but on Friday he became an American citizen.
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USS Bonhomme Richard fire emails raise questions about criminal charges
While no one has been charged in connection with the Bonhomme Richard fire, emails indicate a Navy prosecutor’s involvement.
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September sentencing in military transportation bribery case
Prosecutors said that businessman agreed to pay $250,000 in kickbacks to a civilian employee of the Marine Forces Reserves distribution management office in New Orleans.
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Marines deploy to southern African nation amid pro-democracy protests
Locals in the nation, known as Swaziland until 2018, started protesting in late June after King Mswati III banned petitions calling for democratic reform.
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Sangin Darkhorse Marines reunite to honor fallen brother in upcoming documentary
The production team is aiming to finish the documentary by the end of 2021, with streaming options available shortly after.
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Marine security guard dies in Iraq after physical training
A Marine Corps musician died in Iraq in April while on Marine Security Guard duty.
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Southern border mission for US troops extends another year
The defense secretary authorized sending as many as 3,000 troops to the U.S. border with Mexico for the coming fiscal year.
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Military weighing mandatory COVID-19 vaccine after full FDA approval
Pentagon senior leaders are considering plans to make the shot required for troops after the FDA approves the vaccines.
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Iraq War combat a focus of new book co-authored by Marine veteran congressman
The book was co-written with Jim DeFelice, a co-author of “American Sniper,” the memoir of U.S. Navy Seal Chris Kyle.
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Okinawa Marine recognized for saving restaurant worker’s life
Marine Cpl. Dominick Bonner quickly stepped in when he saw a restaurant employee motionless and without a pulse.
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Deported Marine veteran returns to US to become American citizen
The 53-year-old has spent the past nine years living in Mexico, but on Friday he became an American citizen.
-
USS Bonhomme Richard fire emails raise questions about criminal charges
While no one has been charged in connection with the Bonhomme Richard fire, emails indicate a Navy prosecutor’s involvement.
-
September sentencing in military transportation bribery case
Prosecutors said that businessman agreed to pay $250,000 in kickbacks to a civilian employee of the Marine Forces Reserves distribution management office in New Orleans.
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Marines deploy to southern African nation amid pro-democracy protests
Locals in the nation, known as Swaziland until 2018, started protesting in late June after King Mswati III banned petitions calling for democratic reform.
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Sangin Darkhorse Marines reunite to honor fallen brother in upcoming documentary
The production team is aiming to finish the documentary by the end of 2021, with streaming options available shortly after.
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Marine security guard dies in Iraq after physical training
A Marine Corps musician died in Iraq in April while on Marine Security Guard duty.
-
Southern border mission for US troops extends another year
The defense secretary authorized sending as many as 3,000 troops to the U.S. border with Mexico for the coming fiscal year.
-
Military weighing mandatory COVID-19 vaccine after full FDA approval
Pentagon senior leaders are considering plans to make the shot required for troops after the FDA approves the vaccines.
-
Iraq War combat a focus of new book co-authored by Marine veteran congressman
The book was co-written with Jim DeFelice, a co-author of “American Sniper,” the memoir of U.S. Navy Seal Chris Kyle.
-
Okinawa Marine recognized for saving restaurant worker’s life
Marine Cpl. Dominick Bonner quickly stepped in when he saw a restaurant employee motionless and without a pulse.
-
Deported Marine veteran returns to US to become American citizen
The 53-year-old has spent the past nine years living in Mexico, but on Friday he became an American citizen.
-
USS Bonhomme Richard fire emails raise questions about criminal charges
While no one has been charged in connection with the Bonhomme Richard fire, emails indicate a Navy prosecutor’s involvement.
-
September sentencing in military transportation bribery case
Prosecutors said that businessman agreed to pay $250,000 in kickbacks to a civilian employee of the Marine Forces Reserves distribution management office in New Orleans.
-
Marines deploy to southern African nation amid pro-democracy protests
Locals in the nation, known as Swaziland until 2018, started protesting in late June after King Mswati III banned petitions calling for democratic reform.
-
Sangin Darkhorse Marines reunite to honor fallen brother in upcoming documentary
The production team is aiming to finish the documentary by the end of 2021, with streaming options available shortly after.
-
Marine security guard dies in Iraq after physical training
A Marine Corps musician died in Iraq in April while on Marine Security Guard duty.
-
Southern border mission for US troops extends another year
The defense secretary authorized sending as many as 3,000 troops to the U.S. border with Mexico for the coming fiscal year.
-
Military weighing mandatory COVID-19 vaccine after full FDA approval
Pentagon senior leaders are considering plans to make the shot required for troops after the FDA approves the vaccines.
-
Iraq War combat a focus of new book co-authored by Marine veteran congressman
The book was co-written with Jim DeFelice, a co-author of “American Sniper,” the memoir of U.S. Navy Seal Chris Kyle.
-
Okinawa Marine recognized for saving restaurant worker’s life
Marine Cpl. Dominick Bonner quickly stepped in when he saw a restaurant employee motionless and without a pulse.
