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Marines practice chemical warfare drills in Jordan just after US, allies pummel Syrian sites
Marines kicked off a major exercise in Jordan that will include chemical and biological drills, and civilian evacuation training.
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Thousands of US troops and Marines arrive in Jordan
The troops arrive in Jordan amid speculation of an imminent U.S. missile attack on neighboring Syria.
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Okinawa-based Marine sentenced to four years in prison and hard labor over drunk-driving death
Lance Cpl. Nicholas James-McLean was sentenced in the drunk-driving death of a 61-year-old Japanese man.
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Are MARSOC cyber operators on the horizon?
The Raiders are working on plans to bring cyber capabilities to its teams.
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Marine accused of hazing faces separation despite victory in court
A Marine faces administrative separation despite a judge’s ruling that the 1st Marine Division’s commanding general was biased.
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The coming infantryman may see a smarter Corps, multiple jobs for grunts
The days of learning one MOS may be coming to an end for grunts, says the sergeant major of the Marine Corps.
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Commandant places general on leave following complaint of alleged inappropriate comments
An unknown tipster filed a complaint with Naval Criminal Investigative Service following an April 6 town hall discussion.
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First Japanese amphibious combat unit activated since WWII welcomed by U.S. Marines
Japan activated a new marine unit, the first of its kind since World War II.
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Amid rising threats, the Corps flexes to the Pacific
The Corps is amid one of the largest redistributions of its force in the Pacific since World War II.
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Marine Raider receives Silver Star for actions during terror attack in Mali
The Marine Raider received the Silver Star for rescuing hostages during a 2015 terrorist attack in Mali.
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Marines practice chemical warfare drills in Jordan just after US, allies pummel Syrian sites
Marines kicked off a major exercise in Jordan that will include chemical and biological drills, and civilian evacuation training.
-
Thousands of US troops and Marines arrive in Jordan
The troops arrive in Jordan amid speculation of an imminent U.S. missile attack on neighboring Syria.
-
Okinawa-based Marine sentenced to four years in prison and hard labor over drunk-driving death
Lance Cpl. Nicholas James-McLean was sentenced in the drunk-driving death of a 61-year-old Japanese man.
-
Are MARSOC cyber operators on the horizon?
The Raiders are working on plans to bring cyber capabilities to its teams.
-
Marine accused of hazing faces separation despite victory in court
A Marine faces administrative separation despite a judge’s ruling that the 1st Marine Division’s commanding general was biased.
-
The coming infantryman may see a smarter Corps, multiple jobs for grunts
The days of learning one MOS may be coming to an end for grunts, says the sergeant major of the Marine Corps.
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Commandant places general on leave following complaint of alleged inappropriate comments
An unknown tipster filed a complaint with Naval Criminal Investigative Service following an April 6 town hall discussion.
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First Japanese amphibious combat unit activated since WWII welcomed by U.S. Marines
Japan activated a new marine unit, the first of its kind since World War II.
-
Amid rising threats, the Corps flexes to the Pacific
The Corps is amid one of the largest redistributions of its force in the Pacific since World War II.
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Marine Raider receives Silver Star for actions during terror attack in Mali
The Marine Raider received the Silver Star for rescuing hostages during a 2015 terrorist attack in Mali.
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Marines practice chemical warfare drills in Jordan just after US, allies pummel Syrian sites
Marines kicked off a major exercise in Jordan that will include chemical and biological drills, and civilian evacuation training.
-
Thousands of US troops and Marines arrive in Jordan
The troops arrive in Jordan amid speculation of an imminent U.S. missile attack on neighboring Syria.
-
Okinawa-based Marine sentenced to four years in prison and hard labor over drunk-driving death
Lance Cpl. Nicholas James-McLean was sentenced in the drunk-driving death of a 61-year-old Japanese man.
-
Are MARSOC cyber operators on the horizon?
The Raiders are working on plans to bring cyber capabilities to its teams.
-
Marine accused of hazing faces separation despite victory in court
A Marine faces administrative separation despite a judge’s ruling that the 1st Marine Division’s commanding general was biased.
-
The coming infantryman may see a smarter Corps, multiple jobs for grunts
The days of learning one MOS may be coming to an end for grunts, says the sergeant major of the Marine Corps.
-
Commandant places general on leave following complaint of alleged inappropriate comments
An unknown tipster filed a complaint with Naval Criminal Investigative Service following an April 6 town hall discussion.
-
First Japanese amphibious combat unit activated since WWII welcomed by U.S. Marines
Japan activated a new marine unit, the first of its kind since World War II.
-
Amid rising threats, the Corps flexes to the Pacific
The Corps is amid one of the largest redistributions of its force in the Pacific since World War II.
-
Marine Raider receives Silver Star for actions during terror attack in Mali
The Marine Raider received the Silver Star for rescuing hostages during a 2015 terrorist attack in Mali.
