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New Yorker cartoonist and Marine veteran George Booth dies at 96
He was drafted into the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II and eventually became a cartoonist for the Marine magazine Leatherneck.
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How Toys for Tots got its iconic train logo from Walt Disney himself
Toys for Tots has used the Walt Disney-designed train logo for almost the entirety of its 75-year history.
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Netflix’s ‘Killer Sally’: Marine vet who shot spouse tells her story
The series offers a sympathetic look into Sally McNeil’s life, in particular the abuse that she allegedly suffered at the hands of her husband.
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Marines still oppose integrated boot camp platoons after $2M study
The Corps isn’t following the recommended path, amid fears that total integration will cause it to lose its competitive edge for making the best warriors.
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Navy ends safety standdown for part of the T-45C Goshawk jet fleet
Jets affected by an engine blade problem remain grounded, but the Navy is declining to say how many jets that involves.
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Marine Talent Management 2030: Flawed foundation, flawed document
Pages 1–3 are the introduction to Talent Management 2030 — its foundation — and they are replete with flaws, this retired Marine colonel claims.
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Marine gunny charged in crash that killed North Carolina teen
Gunnery Sgt. Ismaldo Alberto Sanchez, 35, was charged with felony death by motor vehicle and driving while impaired.
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Blind double amputee vet gears up for his 9th Marine Corps Marathon
In April 2010, Matt Bradford became the first blind double amputee in history to reenlist in the Marines.
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‘Shifting threats,’ drones, F35s the stars of new Marine recruiting ad
With a new commercial featuring precision fires and a swarm of drones, the Corps makes a statement about what it sees as the future of conflict.
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New Yorker cartoonist and Marine veteran George Booth dies at 96
He was drafted into the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II and eventually became a cartoonist for the Marine magazine Leatherneck.
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How Toys for Tots got its iconic train logo from Walt Disney himself
Toys for Tots has used the Walt Disney-designed train logo for almost the entirety of its 75-year history.
-
Netflix’s ‘Killer Sally’: Marine vet who shot spouse tells her story
The series offers a sympathetic look into Sally McNeil’s life, in particular the abuse that she allegedly suffered at the hands of her husband.
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Marines still oppose integrated boot camp platoons after $2M study
The Corps isn’t following the recommended path, amid fears that total integration will cause it to lose its competitive edge for making the best warriors.
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Navy ends safety standdown for part of the T-45C Goshawk jet fleet
Jets affected by an engine blade problem remain grounded, but the Navy is declining to say how many jets that involves.
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Marine Talent Management 2030: Flawed foundation, flawed document
Pages 1–3 are the introduction to Talent Management 2030 — its foundation — and they are replete with flaws, this retired Marine colonel claims.
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Marine gunny charged in crash that killed North Carolina teen
Gunnery Sgt. Ismaldo Alberto Sanchez, 35, was charged with felony death by motor vehicle and driving while impaired.
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‘Accountability’ Marine vet tells his ‘side of the story’ in new book
Here’s what he had to say.
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Blind double amputee vet gears up for his 9th Marine Corps Marathon
In April 2010, Matt Bradford became the first blind double amputee in history to reenlist in the Marines.
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‘Shifting threats,’ drones, F35s the stars of new Marine recruiting ad
With a new commercial featuring precision fires and a swarm of drones, the Corps makes a statement about what it sees as the future of conflict.
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New Yorker cartoonist and Marine veteran George Booth dies at 96
He was drafted into the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II and eventually became a cartoonist for the Marine magazine Leatherneck.
-
How Toys for Tots got its iconic train logo from Walt Disney himself
Toys for Tots has used the Walt Disney-designed train logo for almost the entirety of its 75-year history.
-
Netflix’s ‘Killer Sally’: Marine vet who shot spouse tells her story
The series offers a sympathetic look into Sally McNeil’s life, in particular the abuse that she allegedly suffered at the hands of her husband.
-
Marines still oppose integrated boot camp platoons after $2M study
The Corps isn’t following the recommended path, amid fears that total integration will cause it to lose its competitive edge for making the best warriors.
-
Navy ends safety standdown for part of the T-45C Goshawk jet fleet
Jets affected by an engine blade problem remain grounded, but the Navy is declining to say how many jets that involves.
-
Marine Talent Management 2030: Flawed foundation, flawed document
Pages 1–3 are the introduction to Talent Management 2030 — its foundation — and they are replete with flaws, this retired Marine colonel claims.
-
Marine gunny charged in crash that killed North Carolina teen
Gunnery Sgt. Ismaldo Alberto Sanchez, 35, was charged with felony death by motor vehicle and driving while impaired.
-
‘Accountability’ Marine vet tells his ‘side of the story’ in new book
Here’s what he had to say.
-
Blind double amputee vet gears up for his 9th Marine Corps Marathon
In April 2010, Matt Bradford became the first blind double amputee in history to reenlist in the Marines.
-
‘Shifting threats,’ drones, F35s the stars of new Marine recruiting ad
With a new commercial featuring precision fires and a swarm of drones, the Corps makes a statement about what it sees as the future of conflict.
