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Marine recon platoon takes on urban fight as it preps for next deployment
Fighting in certain urban environments still remains one of the “essential tasks” for the 31st MEU, despite the shift toward distributed operations.
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2 Marines receive religious exemption to COVID-19 vaccine
The religious exemptions are not only the first given by the military for the COVID-19 vaccine, but the first religious exemption to a vaccine the Corps has given in at least 10 years.
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New in 2022: Will female Marines be allowed to wear ponytails?
The Corps is the only service branch that does not allow ponytails in daily uniforms.
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First Marine F-35C squadron deploys on an aircraft carrier
The Marine Corps hopes the F-35C’s long range fires and electronic warfare capabilities will increase its ability to operate in the Pacific.
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New in 2022: The Marine Corps looks to improve retention
Though an older force will likely cost more in terms of salary, the commandant says the Corps may save money with a more mature force that gets in trouble less.
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New in 2022: Marine Corps light armored reconnaissance is at a crossroad
The top Marine wants more recon/counter-recon. This year could see details revealed.
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New in 2022: Marine deserter faces murder trial
Michael Alexander Brown left his post at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, and killed his mother’s boyfriend, police allege.
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New in 2022: The Marines shake up aviation for the next fight
Units are moving, deactivating and activating, pending Corps needs.
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New in 2022: More tests for Marine Corps recruits
The rollout will begin in 2022.
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Marine recon platoon takes on urban fight as it preps for next deployment
Fighting in certain urban environments still remains one of the “essential tasks” for the 31st MEU, despite the shift toward distributed operations.
-
2 Marines receive religious exemption to COVID-19 vaccine
The religious exemptions are not only the first given by the military for the COVID-19 vaccine, but the first religious exemption to a vaccine the Corps has given in at least 10 years.
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5 military movies to watch in 2022
Grab your popcorn.
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New in 2022: Will female Marines be allowed to wear ponytails?
The Corps is the only service branch that does not allow ponytails in daily uniforms.
-
First Marine F-35C squadron deploys on an aircraft carrier
The Marine Corps hopes the F-35C’s long range fires and electronic warfare capabilities will increase its ability to operate in the Pacific.
-
New in 2022: The Marine Corps looks to improve retention
Though an older force will likely cost more in terms of salary, the commandant says the Corps may save money with a more mature force that gets in trouble less.
-
New in 2022: Marine Corps light armored reconnaissance is at a crossroad
The top Marine wants more recon/counter-recon. This year could see details revealed.
-
New in 2022: Marine deserter faces murder trial
Michael Alexander Brown left his post at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, and killed his mother’s boyfriend, police allege.
-
New in 2022: The Marines shake up aviation for the next fight
Units are moving, deactivating and activating, pending Corps needs.
-
New in 2022: More tests for Marine Corps recruits
The rollout will begin in 2022.
-
Marine recon platoon takes on urban fight as it preps for next deployment
Fighting in certain urban environments still remains one of the “essential tasks” for the 31st MEU, despite the shift toward distributed operations.
-
2 Marines receive religious exemption to COVID-19 vaccine
The religious exemptions are not only the first given by the military for the COVID-19 vaccine, but the first religious exemption to a vaccine the Corps has given in at least 10 years.
-
5 military movies to watch in 2022
Grab your popcorn.
-
New in 2022: Will female Marines be allowed to wear ponytails?
The Corps is the only service branch that does not allow ponytails in daily uniforms.
-
First Marine F-35C squadron deploys on an aircraft carrier
The Marine Corps hopes the F-35C’s long range fires and electronic warfare capabilities will increase its ability to operate in the Pacific.
-
New in 2022: The Marine Corps looks to improve retention
Though an older force will likely cost more in terms of salary, the commandant says the Corps may save money with a more mature force that gets in trouble less.
-
New in 2022: Marine Corps light armored reconnaissance is at a crossroad
The top Marine wants more recon/counter-recon. This year could see details revealed.
-
New in 2022: Marine deserter faces murder trial
Michael Alexander Brown left his post at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, and killed his mother’s boyfriend, police allege.
-
New in 2022: The Marines shake up aviation for the next fight
Units are moving, deactivating and activating, pending Corps needs.
