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17 Marine ‘R’ device awards shed light on Corps’ reliance on remote weapons
In comparison, the Air Force just recently awarded its first five “R” devices in July.
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22nd MEU Marine charged with murder in death of New River roommate
A Marine with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit has been charged with murder by a North Carolina sheriff’s office in the death of his New River roommate.
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Marine infantry commander preparing for Norway deployment sacked
Lt. Col. John Giannella was sacked over loss of trust and confidence in his ability to effectively lead 3/8.
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Beloved Marine mascot Chesty XIV retires
Chesty XV will take over as the official mascot of the Marine Corps on Saturday.
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Marine officers will no longer get a special pay rate for hazardous duty
Some Marine officers might see a slight drop in their hazardous duty pay.
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MUX program moves forward despite steep cuts
Congress cut more than half the funding for the MUX drone.
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The Corps is giving $5,000 to recruits who go infantry for six years
It’s the fourth year in a row the Corps has offered a $5,000 to recruits signing up to become a grunt for six years.
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Marine, former infantry commander, to take helm of US Central Command
Gen. Jim Mattis was the last Marine to command U.S. Central Command.
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Marine commander says rapid drawdown in Afghanistan was premature
The capital of Helmand province, Lashkar Gah, was on the verge of collapse before Marine advisers arrived in spring 2017.
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17 Marine ‘R’ device awards shed light on Corps’ reliance on remote weapons
In comparison, the Air Force just recently awarded its first five “R” devices in July.
-
22nd MEU Marine charged with murder in death of New River roommate
A Marine with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit has been charged with murder by a North Carolina sheriff’s office in the death of his New River roommate.
-
Marine infantry commander preparing for Norway deployment sacked
Lt. Col. John Giannella was sacked over loss of trust and confidence in his ability to effectively lead 3/8.
-
Beloved Marine mascot Chesty XIV retires
Chesty XV will take over as the official mascot of the Marine Corps on Saturday.
-
Marine officers will no longer get a special pay rate for hazardous duty
Some Marine officers might see a slight drop in their hazardous duty pay.
-
MUX program moves forward despite steep cuts
Congress cut more than half the funding for the MUX drone.
-
The Corps is giving $5,000 to recruits who go infantry for six years
It’s the fourth year in a row the Corps has offered a $5,000 to recruits signing up to become a grunt for six years.
-
Marine, former infantry commander, to take helm of US Central Command
Gen. Jim Mattis was the last Marine to command U.S. Central Command.
-
Marine commander says rapid drawdown in Afghanistan was premature
The capital of Helmand province, Lashkar Gah, was on the verge of collapse before Marine advisers arrived in spring 2017.
-
17 Marine ‘R’ device awards shed light on Corps’ reliance on remote weapons
In comparison, the Air Force just recently awarded its first five “R” devices in July.
-
22nd MEU Marine charged with murder in death of New River roommate
A Marine with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit has been charged with murder by a North Carolina sheriff’s office in the death of his New River roommate.
-
Marine infantry commander preparing for Norway deployment sacked
Lt. Col. John Giannella was sacked over loss of trust and confidence in his ability to effectively lead 3/8.
-
Beloved Marine mascot Chesty XIV retires
Chesty XV will take over as the official mascot of the Marine Corps on Saturday.
-
Marine officers will no longer get a special pay rate for hazardous duty
Some Marine officers might see a slight drop in their hazardous duty pay.
-
MUX program moves forward despite steep cuts
Congress cut more than half the funding for the MUX drone.
-
The Corps is giving $5,000 to recruits who go infantry for six years
It’s the fourth year in a row the Corps has offered a $5,000 to recruits signing up to become a grunt for six years.
-
Marine, former infantry commander, to take helm of US Central Command
Gen. Jim Mattis was the last Marine to command U.S. Central Command.
-
Marine commander says rapid drawdown in Afghanistan was premature
The capital of Helmand province, Lashkar Gah, was on the verge of collapse before Marine advisers arrived in spring 2017.




