Pentagon drops 51 disqualifying conditions as part of recruiting push
Potential recruits with a history of childhood asthma or ADHD will now have an easier route toward enlisting.
By Todd South
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Soldiers exposed to new combat realities with expanded training
Drill sergeants now serve as squad leaders in field training.
By Todd South
Michigan Marine poolee dies after 400 meter physical training run
A 26-year-old Michigan poolee died only two days after formally enlisting into the delayed entry program.
By Philip Athey
Plan for free national park access for wounded vets signed into law
The Wounded Veterans Recreation Act gives free lifetime entry to national parks to veterans who suffered or aggravated disabilities while serving in the military.
Records of NYPD cop accused of spying for China shed light on his Marine Corps, Army service
Records obtained from the U.S. Army Reserve and the U.S. Marine Corps show that Baimadajie Angwang first entered the U.S. military through the Marine Corps Delayed Entry Program in April 2009.
By Davis Winkie
Military Recruitment Survival Guide
Thinking about joining the Army, Navy, Air Force or Marine Corps? Here's what you need to know before you talk to a recruiter.
By Blake Stilwell
VA to launch research initiative on toxic exposures
The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to study military environmental exposures and their effects on veterans.
By Patricia Kime
Marine poolee dies in Maryland after run portion of Corps’ initial strength test
Jose Rodriguez, 18, was slated to attend boot camp at the Parris Island, South Carolina, recruit depot in September.
By Shawn Snow
Marine poolee among students who reportedly tried to tackle gunman in Colorado school shooting
Brendan Bialy, a senior, is enrolled in the Marine Corps Delayed Entry Program.
By Andrea Scott
Will every Marine a rifleman remain? New cyber unit ‘can have purple hair’ but no Eagle, Globe and Anchor, commandant says
The Corps will create a new Cyber Auxiliary division, Commandant Gen. Robert Neller said Monday.
By Kyle Rempfer