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26th MEU incident in Italy under investigation
Marines aboard the San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock New York recently ported in Gaeta, Italy, on April 21.
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It’s been several years since a Marine was killed in Iraq or Afghanistan
It’s a positive, yet somber, milestone for the Corps.
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Commandant awarded French National Order of Merit
Gen. Neller will also be giving a speech to commemorate the centennial the Corps’ bloody battle at Belleau Wood during World War I.
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Sergeant awarded Navy and Marine Corps medal for disarming suicidal Marine
The incident involved a loaded rifle, ammunition and alcohol bottles strewn about and a struggling Marine armed with two semi-automatic pistols.
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3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion leadership sacked
The commanding officer and sergeant major were relieved due to “lost confidence” in their ability to lead the unit.
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Here’s how the Corps is streamlining SERE training
Commanders can now choose between an arduous six-hour online training course or a new instructor-driven package to complete basic SERE training requirements.
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The Corps moved tanks from secret caves in Norway to Finland. Here’s why.
The Corps’ Abrams have been stored in a series of sprawling cave complexes in Norway.
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Marine awarded Silver Star for Vietnam heroics a half century later
Kelley refused to allow his position to be captured by the enemy, “and ignoring his own wounds, murderously engaged the enemy until they broke contact.”
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Shrinking the infantry squad: Why the Corps wants to fight with fewer Marines
The Corps is cutting manpower in the infantry squad: from 13 Marines down to 12.
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Navy Cross recipient and Marine behind iconic Fallujah photo retires
Sgt. Maj. Bradley Kasal retired after 34 years of service.
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26th MEU incident in Italy under investigation
Marines aboard the San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock New York recently ported in Gaeta, Italy, on April 21.
-
It’s been several years since a Marine was killed in Iraq or Afghanistan
It’s a positive, yet somber, milestone for the Corps.
-
Commandant awarded French National Order of Merit
Gen. Neller will also be giving a speech to commemorate the centennial the Corps’ bloody battle at Belleau Wood during World War I.
-
Sergeant awarded Navy and Marine Corps medal for disarming suicidal Marine
The incident involved a loaded rifle, ammunition and alcohol bottles strewn about and a struggling Marine armed with two semi-automatic pistols.
-
3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion leadership sacked
The commanding officer and sergeant major were relieved due to “lost confidence” in their ability to lead the unit.
-
Here’s how the Corps is streamlining SERE training
Commanders can now choose between an arduous six-hour online training course or a new instructor-driven package to complete basic SERE training requirements.
-
The Corps moved tanks from secret caves in Norway to Finland. Here’s why.
The Corps’ Abrams have been stored in a series of sprawling cave complexes in Norway.
-
Marine awarded Silver Star for Vietnam heroics a half century later
Kelley refused to allow his position to be captured by the enemy, “and ignoring his own wounds, murderously engaged the enemy until they broke contact.”
-
Shrinking the infantry squad: Why the Corps wants to fight with fewer Marines
The Corps is cutting manpower in the infantry squad: from 13 Marines down to 12.
-
Navy Cross recipient and Marine behind iconic Fallujah photo retires
Sgt. Maj. Bradley Kasal retired after 34 years of service.
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26th MEU incident in Italy under investigation
Marines aboard the San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock New York recently ported in Gaeta, Italy, on April 21.
-
It’s been several years since a Marine was killed in Iraq or Afghanistan
It’s a positive, yet somber, milestone for the Corps.
-
Commandant awarded French National Order of Merit
Gen. Neller will also be giving a speech to commemorate the centennial the Corps’ bloody battle at Belleau Wood during World War I.
-
Sergeant awarded Navy and Marine Corps medal for disarming suicidal Marine
The incident involved a loaded rifle, ammunition and alcohol bottles strewn about and a struggling Marine armed with two semi-automatic pistols.
-
3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion leadership sacked
The commanding officer and sergeant major were relieved due to “lost confidence” in their ability to lead the unit.
-
Here’s how the Corps is streamlining SERE training
Commanders can now choose between an arduous six-hour online training course or a new instructor-driven package to complete basic SERE training requirements.
-
The Corps moved tanks from secret caves in Norway to Finland. Here’s why.
The Corps’ Abrams have been stored in a series of sprawling cave complexes in Norway.
-
Marine awarded Silver Star for Vietnam heroics a half century later
Kelley refused to allow his position to be captured by the enemy, “and ignoring his own wounds, murderously engaged the enemy until they broke contact.”
-
Shrinking the infantry squad: Why the Corps wants to fight with fewer Marines
The Corps is cutting manpower in the infantry squad: from 13 Marines down to 12.
-
Navy Cross recipient and Marine behind iconic Fallujah photo retires
Sgt. Maj. Bradley Kasal retired after 34 years of service.
