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The hellish journey through Pentagon’s red tape to approve a Medal of Honor
The gunny was 67 when the process started, and he is now 80.
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Secret cellphone recording of barracks hazing leads to six NJPs and a court-martial
Two Marines were subjected to hazing and assault by multiple NCOs during a field day inspection gone wrong.
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E-8 board results are out
Check to see if you’ve been selected for first sergeant or master sergeant.
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Okinawa tiltrotor squadron commander fired
The commanding officer of Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 265 was relieved of command Jan. 26.
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Drugged and robbed Marine colonel being forced to retire
A military board has recommended a Marine colonel who was drugged and robbed in Bogota, Colombia, be forced to retire.
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The Marine gunny who kept his men alive at Hue City
Retired Marine John Canley’s actions during the battle of Hue City in Vietnam in 1968 has him one step away from receiving a Medal of Honor.
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Marine Wounded Warrior commander relieved of duty
Lt. Col. Chris Hrudka and two staff assistants were removed from their jobs Monday after a command investigation.
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President signs bill paving way for Vietnam gunny Medal of Honor
President Trump has signed into law a bill paving the way for Marine Gunny John Canley to receive the Medal of Honor.
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The Corps wants to field a new laser targeting device (in case GPS fails)
A hand-held laser designator would let Marines on the ground target laser-guided bombs.
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With first A-10 strikes in Afghanistan, Marines call in the heat on the Taliban
Marines call in first A-10 strikes in Helmand province, striking a Taliban machine gun position.
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The hellish journey through Pentagon’s red tape to approve a Medal of Honor
The gunny was 67 when the process started, and he is now 80.
-
Secret cellphone recording of barracks hazing leads to six NJPs and a court-martial
Two Marines were subjected to hazing and assault by multiple NCOs during a field day inspection gone wrong.
-
E-8 board results are out
Check to see if you’ve been selected for first sergeant or master sergeant.
-
Okinawa tiltrotor squadron commander fired
The commanding officer of Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 265 was relieved of command Jan. 26.
-
Drugged and robbed Marine colonel being forced to retire
A military board has recommended a Marine colonel who was drugged and robbed in Bogota, Colombia, be forced to retire.
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The Marine gunny who kept his men alive at Hue City
Retired Marine John Canley’s actions during the battle of Hue City in Vietnam in 1968 has him one step away from receiving a Medal of Honor.
-
Marine Wounded Warrior commander relieved of duty
Lt. Col. Chris Hrudka and two staff assistants were removed from their jobs Monday after a command investigation.
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President signs bill paving way for Vietnam gunny Medal of Honor
President Trump has signed into law a bill paving the way for Marine Gunny John Canley to receive the Medal of Honor.
-
The Corps wants to field a new laser targeting device (in case GPS fails)
A hand-held laser designator would let Marines on the ground target laser-guided bombs.
-
With first A-10 strikes in Afghanistan, Marines call in the heat on the Taliban
Marines call in first A-10 strikes in Helmand province, striking a Taliban machine gun position.
-
The hellish journey through Pentagon’s red tape to approve a Medal of Honor
The gunny was 67 when the process started, and he is now 80.
-
Secret cellphone recording of barracks hazing leads to six NJPs and a court-martial
Two Marines were subjected to hazing and assault by multiple NCOs during a field day inspection gone wrong.
-
E-8 board results are out
Check to see if you’ve been selected for first sergeant or master sergeant.
-
Okinawa tiltrotor squadron commander fired
The commanding officer of Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 265 was relieved of command Jan. 26.
-
Drugged and robbed Marine colonel being forced to retire
A military board has recommended a Marine colonel who was drugged and robbed in Bogota, Colombia, be forced to retire.
-
The Marine gunny who kept his men alive at Hue City
Retired Marine John Canley’s actions during the battle of Hue City in Vietnam in 1968 has him one step away from receiving a Medal of Honor.
-
Marine Wounded Warrior commander relieved of duty
Lt. Col. Chris Hrudka and two staff assistants were removed from their jobs Monday after a command investigation.
-
President signs bill paving way for Vietnam gunny Medal of Honor
President Trump has signed into law a bill paving the way for Marine Gunny John Canley to receive the Medal of Honor.
-
The Corps wants to field a new laser targeting device (in case GPS fails)
A hand-held laser designator would let Marines on the ground target laser-guided bombs.
-
With first A-10 strikes in Afghanistan, Marines call in the heat on the Taliban
Marines call in first A-10 strikes in Helmand province, striking a Taliban machine gun position.
