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Marines to rename some courses as ‘man’ is dropped from job titles
The gender-neutral job titles come after a review ordered by the Navy secretary.
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New Pacific Marine leader vows to keep up work with allies
The change of command occurs as tensions grow on the Korean peninsula.
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Veteran kills himself in VA hospital parking lot and lawmakers demand answers
A pair of New York lawmakers are demanding answers after a veteran committed suicide in the parking lot of a Department of Veterans Affairs hospital on Long Island.
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F-16 chemical leak sends 6 airmen to hospital
The airmen were working on an F-16’s emergency power unit.
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The U.S. Marines have a long history in Libya. Now they’re killing ISIS there.
The Marine Corps is uniquely suited to respond to crises in Libya.
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Fort Campbell soldier arrested after firing shots on base; weapons cache found in car
A post spokesman that the installation is secure and no injuries were reported.
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New details show how ‘swinger’ Army general’s double life cost him his career
An inspector general’s report charts the timeline of an extramarital affair, including calls on his government cellphone and emails written on his military computer.
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Family sues Navy over tainted water at Pennsylvania bases
The lawsuit alleges that the Navy used firefighting foams that contaminated drinking water near two former bases.
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Here’s the story behind the Marine Corps’ new recognition for elite operators
The idea of giving Marine special operators an insignia to symbolize their special skillsets had been percolating for years, but in 2014 the right people were finally in the right place to make it a reality.
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Chuck Yeager is tweeting at the speed of sound
The first pilot to go supersonic is now tweeting almost as fast. Over the past few days, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager has been answering questions ranging from space travel to fishing.
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Marines to rename some courses as ‘man’ is dropped from job titles
The gender-neutral job titles come after a review ordered by the Navy secretary.
-
New Pacific Marine leader vows to keep up work with allies
The change of command occurs as tensions grow on the Korean peninsula.
-
Veteran kills himself in VA hospital parking lot and lawmakers demand answers
A pair of New York lawmakers are demanding answers after a veteran committed suicide in the parking lot of a Department of Veterans Affairs hospital on Long Island.
-
F-16 chemical leak sends 6 airmen to hospital
The airmen were working on an F-16’s emergency power unit.
-
The U.S. Marines have a long history in Libya. Now they’re killing ISIS there.
The Marine Corps is uniquely suited to respond to crises in Libya.
-
Fort Campbell soldier arrested after firing shots on base; weapons cache found in car
A post spokesman that the installation is secure and no injuries were reported.
-
New details show how ‘swinger’ Army general’s double life cost him his career
An inspector general’s report charts the timeline of an extramarital affair, including calls on his government cellphone and emails written on his military computer.
-
Family sues Navy over tainted water at Pennsylvania bases
The lawsuit alleges that the Navy used firefighting foams that contaminated drinking water near two former bases.
-
Here’s the story behind the Marine Corps’ new recognition for elite operators
The idea of giving Marine special operators an insignia to symbolize their special skillsets had been percolating for years, but in 2014 the right people were finally in the right place to make it a reality.
-
Chuck Yeager is tweeting at the speed of sound
The first pilot to go supersonic is now tweeting almost as fast. Over the past few days, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager has been answering questions ranging from space travel to fishing.
-
Marines to rename some courses as ‘man’ is dropped from job titles
The gender-neutral job titles come after a review ordered by the Navy secretary.
-
New Pacific Marine leader vows to keep up work with allies
The change of command occurs as tensions grow on the Korean peninsula.
-
Veteran kills himself in VA hospital parking lot and lawmakers demand answers
A pair of New York lawmakers are demanding answers after a veteran committed suicide in the parking lot of a Department of Veterans Affairs hospital on Long Island.
-
F-16 chemical leak sends 6 airmen to hospital
The airmen were working on an F-16’s emergency power unit.
-
The U.S. Marines have a long history in Libya. Now they’re killing ISIS there.
The Marine Corps is uniquely suited to respond to crises in Libya.
-
Fort Campbell soldier arrested after firing shots on base; weapons cache found in car
A post spokesman that the installation is secure and no injuries were reported.
-
New details show how ‘swinger’ Army general’s double life cost him his career
An inspector general’s report charts the timeline of an extramarital affair, including calls on his government cellphone and emails written on his military computer.
-
Family sues Navy over tainted water at Pennsylvania bases
The lawsuit alleges that the Navy used firefighting foams that contaminated drinking water near two former bases.
-
Here’s the story behind the Marine Corps’ new recognition for elite operators
The idea of giving Marine special operators an insignia to symbolize their special skillsets had been percolating for years, but in 2014 the right people were finally in the right place to make it a reality.
-
Chuck Yeager is tweeting at the speed of sound
The first pilot to go supersonic is now tweeting almost as fast. Over the past few days, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager has been answering questions ranging from space travel to fishing.



