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No gunfire injuries followed bombing that killed 13 troops in Afghanistan
Autopsies found injuries from ball bearings were the cause of death for each U.S. service member killed in the attack.
By Philip Athey
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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.
By Philip Athey
East Coast Marines receive first HIMARS shipment
Romeo Battery will serve alongside four traditional cannon batteries and the unit’s headquarters battery.
By Philip Athey
About 200 US Marines head to Haiti in wake of devastating earthquake
The 200 Marines will be used to provide security to a joint U.S. task force.
By Philip Athey
Commander fired after Marine Corps AAV accident that killed 9
Lt. Col. Michael Regner, commander of the unit involved in July’s amphibious assault vehicle accident, was relieved of his job Tuesday.
By Philip Athey
Marine in ‘serious but stable condition’ following live-fire training incident at Twentynine Palms
A lance corporal was shot and “paralyzed from the neck down” during a company live fire event at Twentynine Palms, California.
By Shawn Snow