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Marine battalion commander sacked during deployment
Lt. Col. Marcus J. Mainz was commander of 2nd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment embarked with the 26th MEU.
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Raider commander to lead Marines operating in the Middle East
Two Raider commanders have been nominated for important commands in the last 48 hours.
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Former Raider commander nominated to head I Marine Expeditionary Force
Marine Lt. Gen. Joseph L. Osterman has been nominated to command I Marine Expeditionary Force.
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The Corps just received its first CH-53K King Stallion
The CH-53K is the most powerful helicopter in the U.S. arsenal.
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The Corps is down to one final EA-6B Prowler squadron
The EA-6B has been vital to U.S. operations against ISIS for its ability to jam enemy communications, roadside bombs and suppress enemy air defenses.
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Marine Corps strengthens psychological operations with new job field
The Corps plans to create another primary track field for its information warriors.
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Marines bolster security across the Middle East as US opens embassy in Jerusalem
Corps officials would not detail how many Marines were sent or at what locations, but stated the Marines were part of the Marine Security Guard Security Augmentation Unit.
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Corps unveils its new drone insignia
The new breast insignia is authorized for both enlisted and officers qualified to fly unmanned aircraft.
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The time the Corps wore shoulder unit patches
The Corps actually has a short history of unit shoulder patches that starts in World War I with the beloved 13th commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Marines won’t be breaking rocks at the Corps’ new correctional unit
Corps officials put the kibosh on the rock breaking after the new correctional unit’s grand opening was delayed several months pending a review by senior officials.
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Marine battalion commander sacked during deployment
Lt. Col. Marcus J. Mainz was commander of 2nd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment embarked with the 26th MEU.
-
Raider commander to lead Marines operating in the Middle East
Two Raider commanders have been nominated for important commands in the last 48 hours.
-
Former Raider commander nominated to head I Marine Expeditionary Force
Marine Lt. Gen. Joseph L. Osterman has been nominated to command I Marine Expeditionary Force.
-
The Corps just received its first CH-53K King Stallion
The CH-53K is the most powerful helicopter in the U.S. arsenal.
-
The Corps is down to one final EA-6B Prowler squadron
The EA-6B has been vital to U.S. operations against ISIS for its ability to jam enemy communications, roadside bombs and suppress enemy air defenses.
-
Marine Corps strengthens psychological operations with new job field
The Corps plans to create another primary track field for its information warriors.
-
Marines bolster security across the Middle East as US opens embassy in Jerusalem
Corps officials would not detail how many Marines were sent or at what locations, but stated the Marines were part of the Marine Security Guard Security Augmentation Unit.
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Corps unveils its new drone insignia
The new breast insignia is authorized for both enlisted and officers qualified to fly unmanned aircraft.
-
The time the Corps wore shoulder unit patches
The Corps actually has a short history of unit shoulder patches that starts in World War I with the beloved 13th commandant of the Marine Corps.
-
Marines won’t be breaking rocks at the Corps’ new correctional unit
Corps officials put the kibosh on the rock breaking after the new correctional unit’s grand opening was delayed several months pending a review by senior officials.
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Marine battalion commander sacked during deployment
Lt. Col. Marcus J. Mainz was commander of 2nd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment embarked with the 26th MEU.
-
Raider commander to lead Marines operating in the Middle East
Two Raider commanders have been nominated for important commands in the last 48 hours.
-
Former Raider commander nominated to head I Marine Expeditionary Force
Marine Lt. Gen. Joseph L. Osterman has been nominated to command I Marine Expeditionary Force.
-
The Corps just received its first CH-53K King Stallion
The CH-53K is the most powerful helicopter in the U.S. arsenal.
-
The Corps is down to one final EA-6B Prowler squadron
The EA-6B has been vital to U.S. operations against ISIS for its ability to jam enemy communications, roadside bombs and suppress enemy air defenses.
-
Marine Corps strengthens psychological operations with new job field
The Corps plans to create another primary track field for its information warriors.
-
Marines bolster security across the Middle East as US opens embassy in Jerusalem
Corps officials would not detail how many Marines were sent or at what locations, but stated the Marines were part of the Marine Security Guard Security Augmentation Unit.
-
Corps unveils its new drone insignia
The new breast insignia is authorized for both enlisted and officers qualified to fly unmanned aircraft.
-
The time the Corps wore shoulder unit patches
The Corps actually has a short history of unit shoulder patches that starts in World War I with the beloved 13th commandant of the Marine Corps.
-
Marines won’t be breaking rocks at the Corps’ new correctional unit
Corps officials put the kibosh on the rock breaking after the new correctional unit’s grand opening was delayed several months pending a review by senior officials.
