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Top Marine says border mission has actually improved readiness for some units
Some units, like aviation, increased readiness as a result of the deployment to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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How a bloody Ka-Bar knife fight during the Vietnam War got this Marine a Navy Cross 52 years later
Low crawling through the dark of night during an intense fire fight during the Vietnam War, Lance Cpl. James Stogner killed several enemy with a Ka-Bar knife.
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Umbrellas, silver earrings and new ponytail options ― the Corps is pondering these uniform changes
The commandant wants to know what you think about these changes.
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To fight drone swarms, the Corps wants a battle drone that can kill other drones
The Corps says it is looking at drones that can kill other drones to bolster the Corps’ air defense capabilities.
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Marine vet, disabled in Sangin explosion, wins $250,000 settlement after park ranger allegedly used excessive force over use of a handicapped parking spot
Esquibel wears brace on his leg for an injury in a 2011 bomb explosion in Afghanistan.
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Marine veteran running scam charity targeting Marine Corps families pleads guilty to wire fraud
John Shannon Simpson faces 20 years in prison or and/or a fine of $250,000.
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Marines identify two pilots killed in AH-1Z Viper helicopter crash
Two pilots were killed in an AH-1Z crash aboard the Yuma air station.
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Marines to allow pets in III MEF barracks, and other April Fools’ Day jokes from the Marine Corps
The Corps’ April Fools’ prank game is getting stronger every year. Be watchful and vigilant, Marines.
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No more just snapping to attention for the Marines’ Hymn ― the commandant has directed Marines to sing it out loud
Marines better make sure they remember all the words to the Marines’ Hymn come April 15.
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Marines must be willing to look foolish for innovation to occur, says retired Commandant Gen. Charles Krulak
The Brute Krulak Center for Innovation and Creativity is named after a pioneer of Marine Corps innovation Lt. Gen. Victor “Brute” Krulak.
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Top Marine says border mission has actually improved readiness for some units
Some units, like aviation, increased readiness as a result of the deployment to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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How a bloody Ka-Bar knife fight during the Vietnam War got this Marine a Navy Cross 52 years later
Low crawling through the dark of night during an intense fire fight during the Vietnam War, Lance Cpl. James Stogner killed several enemy with a Ka-Bar knife.
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Umbrellas, silver earrings and new ponytail options ― the Corps is pondering these uniform changes
The commandant wants to know what you think about these changes.
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To fight drone swarms, the Corps wants a battle drone that can kill other drones
The Corps says it is looking at drones that can kill other drones to bolster the Corps’ air defense capabilities.
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Marine vet, disabled in Sangin explosion, wins $250,000 settlement after park ranger allegedly used excessive force over use of a handicapped parking spot
Esquibel wears brace on his leg for an injury in a 2011 bomb explosion in Afghanistan.
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Marine veteran running scam charity targeting Marine Corps families pleads guilty to wire fraud
John Shannon Simpson faces 20 years in prison or and/or a fine of $250,000.
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Marines identify two pilots killed in AH-1Z Viper helicopter crash
Two pilots were killed in an AH-1Z crash aboard the Yuma air station.
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Marines to allow pets in III MEF barracks, and other April Fools’ Day jokes from the Marine Corps
The Corps’ April Fools’ prank game is getting stronger every year. Be watchful and vigilant, Marines.
-
No more just snapping to attention for the Marines’ Hymn ― the commandant has directed Marines to sing it out loud
Marines better make sure they remember all the words to the Marines’ Hymn come April 15.
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Marines must be willing to look foolish for innovation to occur, says retired Commandant Gen. Charles Krulak
The Brute Krulak Center for Innovation and Creativity is named after a pioneer of Marine Corps innovation Lt. Gen. Victor “Brute” Krulak.
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Top Marine says border mission has actually improved readiness for some units
Some units, like aviation, increased readiness as a result of the deployment to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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How a bloody Ka-Bar knife fight during the Vietnam War got this Marine a Navy Cross 52 years later
Low crawling through the dark of night during an intense fire fight during the Vietnam War, Lance Cpl. James Stogner killed several enemy with a Ka-Bar knife.
-
Umbrellas, silver earrings and new ponytail options ― the Corps is pondering these uniform changes
The commandant wants to know what you think about these changes.
-
To fight drone swarms, the Corps wants a battle drone that can kill other drones
The Corps says it is looking at drones that can kill other drones to bolster the Corps’ air defense capabilities.
-
Marine vet, disabled in Sangin explosion, wins $250,000 settlement after park ranger allegedly used excessive force over use of a handicapped parking spot
Esquibel wears brace on his leg for an injury in a 2011 bomb explosion in Afghanistan.
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Marine veteran running scam charity targeting Marine Corps families pleads guilty to wire fraud
John Shannon Simpson faces 20 years in prison or and/or a fine of $250,000.
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Marines identify two pilots killed in AH-1Z Viper helicopter crash
Two pilots were killed in an AH-1Z crash aboard the Yuma air station.
-
Marines to allow pets in III MEF barracks, and other April Fools’ Day jokes from the Marine Corps
The Corps’ April Fools’ prank game is getting stronger every year. Be watchful and vigilant, Marines.
-
No more just snapping to attention for the Marines’ Hymn ― the commandant has directed Marines to sing it out loud
Marines better make sure they remember all the words to the Marines’ Hymn come April 15.
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Marines must be willing to look foolish for innovation to occur, says retired Commandant Gen. Charles Krulak
The Brute Krulak Center for Innovation and Creativity is named after a pioneer of Marine Corps innovation Lt. Gen. Victor “Brute” Krulak.
