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California road to honor Marine icon R. Lee Ermey, play ‘The Marines’ Hymn’
The seven-mile stretch of road will play “The Marines’ Hymn” when cars drive over it.
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Here are the key areas the Corps is focusing on to improve Marine performance on the battlefield
The Corps is interested in a range of tech that will boost a Marine’s vision, hearing, and movement on the battlefield.
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This is how the Corps is overhauling its enlisted military education to boost lethality and college accreditation
The Sergeants School is being lengthened to five weeks, and the curriculum will better align with civilian colleges and universities.
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Marine Harrier mechanic killed while cleaning his weapon
The Corps has had nearly 54 negligent discharges over the last five years.
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Marines get down to business with beach landing, close-air support training in Norway
Nearly 700 Marines and dozens of armored vehicles hit Norway’s beaches.
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Recon Marine’s parachute became entangled, reserve failed to inflate, jump mishap investigation said
Following the accident, the Corps temporarily suspended all double-bag static line jumps.
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The Corps wants to cut tedious annual training in order to focus on lethality
Since 2015, the Corps has managed to cut hours from annual training requirements.
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Two Iranian fast boats approach US warship while CENTCOM commander is on board
The Essex is hauling U.S. Marines and F-35Bs with the 13th MEU.
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All roles in the UK military, including Royal Marines and SAS, open to women
The Royal Marines are the last field in the Royal Navy to begin to accept women.
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Some F-35s grounded again for new round of inspections
Recent inspections revealed a new problem with F-35s with high flight hours.
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California road to honor Marine icon R. Lee Ermey, play ‘The Marines’ Hymn’
The seven-mile stretch of road will play “The Marines’ Hymn” when cars drive over it.
-
Here are the key areas the Corps is focusing on to improve Marine performance on the battlefield
The Corps is interested in a range of tech that will boost a Marine’s vision, hearing, and movement on the battlefield.
-
This is how the Corps is overhauling its enlisted military education to boost lethality and college accreditation
The Sergeants School is being lengthened to five weeks, and the curriculum will better align with civilian colleges and universities.
-
Marine Harrier mechanic killed while cleaning his weapon
The Corps has had nearly 54 negligent discharges over the last five years.
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Marines get down to business with beach landing, close-air support training in Norway
Nearly 700 Marines and dozens of armored vehicles hit Norway’s beaches.
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Recon Marine’s parachute became entangled, reserve failed to inflate, jump mishap investigation said
Following the accident, the Corps temporarily suspended all double-bag static line jumps.
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The Corps wants to cut tedious annual training in order to focus on lethality
Since 2015, the Corps has managed to cut hours from annual training requirements.
-
Two Iranian fast boats approach US warship while CENTCOM commander is on board
The Essex is hauling U.S. Marines and F-35Bs with the 13th MEU.
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All roles in the UK military, including Royal Marines and SAS, open to women
The Royal Marines are the last field in the Royal Navy to begin to accept women.
-
Some F-35s grounded again for new round of inspections
Recent inspections revealed a new problem with F-35s with high flight hours.
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California road to honor Marine icon R. Lee Ermey, play ‘The Marines’ Hymn’
The seven-mile stretch of road will play “The Marines’ Hymn” when cars drive over it.
-
Here are the key areas the Corps is focusing on to improve Marine performance on the battlefield
The Corps is interested in a range of tech that will boost a Marine’s vision, hearing, and movement on the battlefield.
-
This is how the Corps is overhauling its enlisted military education to boost lethality and college accreditation
The Sergeants School is being lengthened to five weeks, and the curriculum will better align with civilian colleges and universities.
-
Marine Harrier mechanic killed while cleaning his weapon
The Corps has had nearly 54 negligent discharges over the last five years.
-
Marines get down to business with beach landing, close-air support training in Norway
Nearly 700 Marines and dozens of armored vehicles hit Norway’s beaches.
-
Recon Marine’s parachute became entangled, reserve failed to inflate, jump mishap investigation said
Following the accident, the Corps temporarily suspended all double-bag static line jumps.
-
The Corps wants to cut tedious annual training in order to focus on lethality
Since 2015, the Corps has managed to cut hours from annual training requirements.
-
Two Iranian fast boats approach US warship while CENTCOM commander is on board
The Essex is hauling U.S. Marines and F-35Bs with the 13th MEU.
-
All roles in the UK military, including Royal Marines and SAS, open to women
The Royal Marines are the last field in the Royal Navy to begin to accept women.
-
Some F-35s grounded again for new round of inspections
Recent inspections revealed a new problem with F-35s with high flight hours.
