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Marine killed in jump incident, Corps suspends double-bag static line jumps
The recent death of a Marine in a parachute mishap has caused the Corps to suspend double-bag static line jumps.
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US and Afghan forces free Taliban prisoners in Helmand
U.S. and Afghan forces raided a Taliban prison in Helmand province Jan. 20, rescuing more than 60 Afghan security forces, senior Afghan defense officials told Military Times.
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Marines recognized for rescuing master sergeant struck by car
Three Okinawa Marines rescued a Marine master sergeant who was struck by oncoming traffic ― while he was attempting to save someone else.
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Modernizing infantry Marines: Big changes coming as grunts take on more special ops-style missions
The Corps is on a major push to overhaul how its fundamental basic unit operates in battle.
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Marines still predominantly learning Arabic as other threats loom
At one of the largest foreign language schools in the world, Marines are still predominantly learning Arabic.
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Peer competitors ready to ‘hand it to us,’ Marine general says
There is a growing threat of peer competitors ready to challenge the U.S. and its allies, one Marine general says.
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The latest on how the government shutdown is impacting the Marine Corps
The government shutdown is having a wide range of impacts on services and facilities across the Corps.
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New cold weather gear coming for Marines
The Marine Corps wants to field a new cold weather cap and gloves for Marines operating in Arctic climates.
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F/A-18C Hornet crash result of ‘below average’ pilot’s error and runway lighting
A 2016 F/A-18C Hornet crash was the result of inexperienced pilot error and runway lighting issues, an investigation found.
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MARSOC’s light strike vehicles have limited use in the age of IEDs
Marine Raiders have a lot of “tactical golf carts” that have little value on today’s battlefields.
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Marine killed in jump incident, Corps suspends double-bag static line jumps
The recent death of a Marine in a parachute mishap has caused the Corps to suspend double-bag static line jumps.
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US and Afghan forces free Taliban prisoners in Helmand
U.S. and Afghan forces raided a Taliban prison in Helmand province Jan. 20, rescuing more than 60 Afghan security forces, senior Afghan defense officials told Military Times.
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Marines recognized for rescuing master sergeant struck by car
Three Okinawa Marines rescued a Marine master sergeant who was struck by oncoming traffic ― while he was attempting to save someone else.
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Modernizing infantry Marines: Big changes coming as grunts take on more special ops-style missions
The Corps is on a major push to overhaul how its fundamental basic unit operates in battle.
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Marines still predominantly learning Arabic as other threats loom
At one of the largest foreign language schools in the world, Marines are still predominantly learning Arabic.
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Peer competitors ready to ‘hand it to us,’ Marine general says
There is a growing threat of peer competitors ready to challenge the U.S. and its allies, one Marine general says.
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The latest on how the government shutdown is impacting the Marine Corps
The government shutdown is having a wide range of impacts on services and facilities across the Corps.
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New cold weather gear coming for Marines
The Marine Corps wants to field a new cold weather cap and gloves for Marines operating in Arctic climates.
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F/A-18C Hornet crash result of ‘below average’ pilot’s error and runway lighting
A 2016 F/A-18C Hornet crash was the result of inexperienced pilot error and runway lighting issues, an investigation found.
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MARSOC’s light strike vehicles have limited use in the age of IEDs
Marine Raiders have a lot of “tactical golf carts” that have little value on today’s battlefields.
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Marine killed in jump incident, Corps suspends double-bag static line jumps
The recent death of a Marine in a parachute mishap has caused the Corps to suspend double-bag static line jumps.
-
US and Afghan forces free Taliban prisoners in Helmand
U.S. and Afghan forces raided a Taliban prison in Helmand province Jan. 20, rescuing more than 60 Afghan security forces, senior Afghan defense officials told Military Times.
-
Marines recognized for rescuing master sergeant struck by car
Three Okinawa Marines rescued a Marine master sergeant who was struck by oncoming traffic ― while he was attempting to save someone else.
-
Modernizing infantry Marines: Big changes coming as grunts take on more special ops-style missions
The Corps is on a major push to overhaul how its fundamental basic unit operates in battle.
-
Marines still predominantly learning Arabic as other threats loom
At one of the largest foreign language schools in the world, Marines are still predominantly learning Arabic.
-
Peer competitors ready to ‘hand it to us,’ Marine general says
There is a growing threat of peer competitors ready to challenge the U.S. and its allies, one Marine general says.
-
The latest on how the government shutdown is impacting the Marine Corps
The government shutdown is having a wide range of impacts on services and facilities across the Corps.
-
New cold weather gear coming for Marines
The Marine Corps wants to field a new cold weather cap and gloves for Marines operating in Arctic climates.
-
F/A-18C Hornet crash result of ‘below average’ pilot’s error and runway lighting
A 2016 F/A-18C Hornet crash was the result of inexperienced pilot error and runway lighting issues, an investigation found.
-
MARSOC’s light strike vehicles have limited use in the age of IEDs
Marine Raiders have a lot of “tactical golf carts” that have little value on today’s battlefields.
