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This sailor sided with Colin Kaepernick, sat out anthem. Now the Navy is taking action.
A sailor who posted a video of her sitting down during the national anthem is in trouble.
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American Legion throws weight behind marijuana research
The country’s largest veterans group supports cannabis research and calls on Congress to reclassify the drug.
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Marines find culture of hazing, abuse at boot camp after recruit’s death at Parris Island
Leadership failures led to a culture of hazing and abuse in the 3rd Recruit Training Battalion.
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Marines can now apply to become the Corps’ first force fitness instructors
Marines fitness buffs can now apply to pick up a new force fitness instructor military occupational specialty, a position that will allow noncommissioned officers to help leaders develop their units’ physical training programs.
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Russian fighter jet flies within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy Poseidon
The Pentagon says that a Russian fighter jet flew within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft, in what officials called an unsafe intercept over the Black Sea.
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Sick U.S. sailors and Marines who blame radiation get support from Japan’s ex-leader
Former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi is collecting private donations for service members’ medical care.
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Navy starting quarterback Tago Smith out for season with torn ACL
Navy starting quarterback Tago Smith, who left the Midshipmen’s 52-16 victory against Fordham on Saturday in the second quarter, was diagnosed with a torn ACL in his right knee, MRI results revealed Monday.
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Death of Marine with 4 combat deployments under investigation
Staff Sgt. Cody Smith, 33, deployed twice to Iraq and twice to Afghanistan.
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The Marine Corps needs more counterintelligence specialists
Manpower officials are looking volunteers to become counterintelligence/human intelligence specialists, a move that could mean a quick stripe and big bucks down the road.
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This sailor sided with Colin Kaepernick, sat out anthem. Now the Navy is taking action.
A sailor who posted a video of her sitting down during the national anthem is in trouble.
-
American Legion throws weight behind marijuana research
The country’s largest veterans group supports cannabis research and calls on Congress to reclassify the drug.
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Marines find culture of hazing, abuse at boot camp after recruit’s death at Parris Island
Leadership failures led to a culture of hazing and abuse in the 3rd Recruit Training Battalion.
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Marines can now apply to become the Corps’ first force fitness instructors
Marines fitness buffs can now apply to pick up a new force fitness instructor military occupational specialty, a position that will allow noncommissioned officers to help leaders develop their units’ physical training programs.
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Russian fighter jet flies within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy Poseidon
The Pentagon says that a Russian fighter jet flew within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft, in what officials called an unsafe intercept over the Black Sea.
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Sick U.S. sailors and Marines who blame radiation get support from Japan’s ex-leader
Former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi is collecting private donations for service members’ medical care.
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Navy starting quarterback Tago Smith out for season with torn ACL
Navy starting quarterback Tago Smith, who left the Midshipmen’s 52-16 victory against Fordham on Saturday in the second quarter, was diagnosed with a torn ACL in his right knee, MRI results revealed Monday.
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Marine vet and actor Hugh O’Brian dies at 91
O’Brian known for portraying Wyatt Earp on TV.
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Death of Marine with 4 combat deployments under investigation
Staff Sgt. Cody Smith, 33, deployed twice to Iraq and twice to Afghanistan.
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The Marine Corps needs more counterintelligence specialists
Manpower officials are looking volunteers to become counterintelligence/human intelligence specialists, a move that could mean a quick stripe and big bucks down the road.
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This sailor sided with Colin Kaepernick, sat out anthem. Now the Navy is taking action.
A sailor who posted a video of her sitting down during the national anthem is in trouble.
-
American Legion throws weight behind marijuana research
The country’s largest veterans group supports cannabis research and calls on Congress to reclassify the drug.
-
Marines find culture of hazing, abuse at boot camp after recruit’s death at Parris Island
Leadership failures led to a culture of hazing and abuse in the 3rd Recruit Training Battalion.
-
Marines can now apply to become the Corps’ first force fitness instructors
Marines fitness buffs can now apply to pick up a new force fitness instructor military occupational specialty, a position that will allow noncommissioned officers to help leaders develop their units’ physical training programs.
-
Russian fighter jet flies within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy Poseidon
The Pentagon says that a Russian fighter jet flew within 10 feet of a U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft, in what officials called an unsafe intercept over the Black Sea.
-
Sick U.S. sailors and Marines who blame radiation get support from Japan’s ex-leader
Former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi is collecting private donations for service members’ medical care.
-
Navy starting quarterback Tago Smith out for season with torn ACL
Navy starting quarterback Tago Smith, who left the Midshipmen’s 52-16 victory against Fordham on Saturday in the second quarter, was diagnosed with a torn ACL in his right knee, MRI results revealed Monday.
-
Marine vet and actor Hugh O’Brian dies at 91
O’Brian known for portraying Wyatt Earp on TV.
-
Death of Marine with 4 combat deployments under investigation
Staff Sgt. Cody Smith, 33, deployed twice to Iraq and twice to Afghanistan.
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The Marine Corps needs more counterintelligence specialists
Manpower officials are looking volunteers to become counterintelligence/human intelligence specialists, a move that could mean a quick stripe and big bucks down the road.
