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Why the Marine Corps wants to tank National Guard recruiting efforts
“If we do our job right, they’ll never go to the Army or the National Guard to begin with.”
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Smarter not harder: How the Marine Corps wants to improve performance
To make up for lost advantages, the Corps is focusing on making each Marine better than their near-peer equivalent.
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‘Mike is a cheater’ spray-painted on car belonging to veteran not named Mike
“I do not even know anyone named Mike,” Army veteran Nedra-Iman Brantley wrote in a Facebook post after discovering her vehicle.
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US defense chief vows to counter Iran in visit to Bahrain
America’s top defense official vowed Saturday to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and to counter its “dangerous use” of suicide drones in the wider Mideast.
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94% of active duty Marines at least partially vaccinated as deadline looms
Depending on the number of exemptions, the active duty Marine Corps may boot just under 11,000 Marines.
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Lest we forget… the handbrake: British vets crash armored vehicle into village memorial on Armistice Day
What was meant to be a somber day of reflection and remembrance in Cheshire, England was shattered — literally — for the wont of a handbrake.
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Dual devotion: A Sikh Marine can now wear his turban in uniform. But he wants more
Why 1st Lt. Sukhbir Toor says the Marine Corps’ accommodations didn’t go far enough.
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Marine veteran pleads guilty to $2 million fraud scheme involving bogus ‘rescue ops’
Matthew Anthony Marshall, 51, of Whitefish, Montana, pleaded guilty Nov. 10 to wire fraud, money laundering and tax evasion after claiming to be a former Force Reconnaissance Marine conducting “off the books” rescue missions for the CIA, according to court documents.
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Here are some of the ways the Marines are trying to improve retention
“Treat people like human beings,” for one.
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Why the Marine Corps wants to tank National Guard recruiting efforts
“If we do our job right, they’ll never go to the Army or the National Guard to begin with.”
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Smarter not harder: How the Marine Corps wants to improve performance
To make up for lost advantages, the Corps is focusing on making each Marine better than their near-peer equivalent.
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‘Mike is a cheater’ spray-painted on car belonging to veteran not named Mike
“I do not even know anyone named Mike,” Army veteran Nedra-Iman Brantley wrote in a Facebook post after discovering her vehicle.
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US defense chief vows to counter Iran in visit to Bahrain
America’s top defense official vowed Saturday to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and to counter its “dangerous use” of suicide drones in the wider Mideast.
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94% of active duty Marines at least partially vaccinated as deadline looms
Depending on the number of exemptions, the active duty Marine Corps may boot just under 11,000 Marines.
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Lest we forget… the handbrake: British vets crash armored vehicle into village memorial on Armistice Day
What was meant to be a somber day of reflection and remembrance in Cheshire, England was shattered — literally — for the wont of a handbrake.
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Dual devotion: A Sikh Marine can now wear his turban in uniform. But he wants more
Why 1st Lt. Sukhbir Toor says the Marine Corps’ accommodations didn’t go far enough.
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Sun Tzu’s Art of Surviving the DMV
Patience is your only weapon.
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Marine veteran pleads guilty to $2 million fraud scheme involving bogus ‘rescue ops’
Matthew Anthony Marshall, 51, of Whitefish, Montana, pleaded guilty Nov. 10 to wire fraud, money laundering and tax evasion after claiming to be a former Force Reconnaissance Marine conducting “off the books” rescue missions for the CIA, according to court documents.
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Here are some of the ways the Marines are trying to improve retention
“Treat people like human beings,” for one.
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Why the Marine Corps wants to tank National Guard recruiting efforts
“If we do our job right, they’ll never go to the Army or the National Guard to begin with.”
-
Smarter not harder: How the Marine Corps wants to improve performance
To make up for lost advantages, the Corps is focusing on making each Marine better than their near-peer equivalent.
-
‘Mike is a cheater’ spray-painted on car belonging to veteran not named Mike
“I do not even know anyone named Mike,” Army veteran Nedra-Iman Brantley wrote in a Facebook post after discovering her vehicle.
-
US defense chief vows to counter Iran in visit to Bahrain
America’s top defense official vowed Saturday to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and to counter its “dangerous use” of suicide drones in the wider Mideast.
-
94% of active duty Marines at least partially vaccinated as deadline looms
Depending on the number of exemptions, the active duty Marine Corps may boot just under 11,000 Marines.
-
Lest we forget… the handbrake: British vets crash armored vehicle into village memorial on Armistice Day
What was meant to be a somber day of reflection and remembrance in Cheshire, England was shattered — literally — for the wont of a handbrake.
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Dual devotion: A Sikh Marine can now wear his turban in uniform. But he wants more
Why 1st Lt. Sukhbir Toor says the Marine Corps’ accommodations didn’t go far enough.
-
Sun Tzu’s Art of Surviving the DMV
Patience is your only weapon.
-
Marine veteran pleads guilty to $2 million fraud scheme involving bogus ‘rescue ops’
Matthew Anthony Marshall, 51, of Whitefish, Montana, pleaded guilty Nov. 10 to wire fraud, money laundering and tax evasion after claiming to be a former Force Reconnaissance Marine conducting “off the books” rescue missions for the CIA, according to court documents.
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Here are some of the ways the Marines are trying to improve retention
“Treat people like human beings,” for one.
