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Top Marine: No more gender integration changes at boot camp on horizon
Neller says he is not planning on making any more gender integration changes at the recruit depots anytime soon.
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The Corps wants every rifle squad qualified to direct air, naval and artillery fire
The Corps plans to qualify at least one Marine in every rifle squad as a joint fires observer.
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UK drops millions on new SA80 rifle upgrade
The British Army is sinking £5.4 million into Heckler & Koch to upgrade its standard issue SA80 rifle to help prolong its life beyond 2025, according to the U.K. Ministry of Defence. The current issued SA80 is the A2 and will be upgraded to the A3 variant U.K. officials announced in April. And the British…
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The Corps will take first delivery of ‘most powerful helicopter in the Defense Department’ in May
The new CH-53 King Stallion will be handed over to the Marines for further testing, and will be operational by 2019.
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Marine to face murder charge in School of Infantry stabbing case
A Camp Pendleton Marine was charged with murder following a January stabbing incident at the School of Infantry that killed another Marine.
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The Corps is on track to fully field the M38 marksman rifle, despite setbacks for the M27 IAR
Fielding of the M38 squad-designated marksman rifle has already been completed for all three Marine Expeditionary Forces.
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Top Marine: In 15 years, the Corps might not have any manned aircraft
The U.S. military is amid a major shift in pushing cyber, automation, robotics and drone aircraft.
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The Corps struggles to maintain the F-35 overseas as after-action reports stay in echo chambers
The Corps, Navy, and Air Force are not formally disseminating F-35 after-action reports.
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Vietnam War Marine posthumously awarded Silver Star for fighting off ambush with a pistol
The Silver Star was presented to the Marine’s brothers and sister Tuesday at Camp Pendleton.
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The Corps is on track to turn the MV-22 into a refueling tanker
The V-22 Aerial Refueling System will help extend the range of F-35Bs, and other V-22s, by providing an additional 10,000 pounds of fuel to the MEUs.
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Top Marine: No more gender integration changes at boot camp on horizon
Neller says he is not planning on making any more gender integration changes at the recruit depots anytime soon.
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The Corps wants every rifle squad qualified to direct air, naval and artillery fire
The Corps plans to qualify at least one Marine in every rifle squad as a joint fires observer.
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UK drops millions on new SA80 rifle upgrade
The British Army is sinking £5.4 million into Heckler & Koch to upgrade its standard issue SA80 rifle to help prolong its life beyond 2025, according to the U.K. Ministry of Defence. The current issued SA80 is the A2 and will be upgraded to the A3 variant U.K. officials announced in April. And the British…
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The Corps will take first delivery of ‘most powerful helicopter in the Defense Department’ in May
The new CH-53 King Stallion will be handed over to the Marines for further testing, and will be operational by 2019.
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Marine to face murder charge in School of Infantry stabbing case
A Camp Pendleton Marine was charged with murder following a January stabbing incident at the School of Infantry that killed another Marine.
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The Corps is on track to fully field the M38 marksman rifle, despite setbacks for the M27 IAR
Fielding of the M38 squad-designated marksman rifle has already been completed for all three Marine Expeditionary Forces.
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Top Marine: In 15 years, the Corps might not have any manned aircraft
The U.S. military is amid a major shift in pushing cyber, automation, robotics and drone aircraft.
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The Corps struggles to maintain the F-35 overseas as after-action reports stay in echo chambers
The Corps, Navy, and Air Force are not formally disseminating F-35 after-action reports.
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Vietnam War Marine posthumously awarded Silver Star for fighting off ambush with a pistol
The Silver Star was presented to the Marine’s brothers and sister Tuesday at Camp Pendleton.
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The Corps is on track to turn the MV-22 into a refueling tanker
The V-22 Aerial Refueling System will help extend the range of F-35Bs, and other V-22s, by providing an additional 10,000 pounds of fuel to the MEUs.
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Top Marine: No more gender integration changes at boot camp on horizon
Neller says he is not planning on making any more gender integration changes at the recruit depots anytime soon.
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The Corps wants every rifle squad qualified to direct air, naval and artillery fire
The Corps plans to qualify at least one Marine in every rifle squad as a joint fires observer.
-
UK drops millions on new SA80 rifle upgrade
The British Army is sinking £5.4 million into Heckler & Koch to upgrade its standard issue SA80 rifle to help prolong its life beyond 2025, according to the U.K. Ministry of Defence. The current issued SA80 is the A2 and will be upgraded to the A3 variant U.K. officials announced in April. And the British…
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The Corps will take first delivery of ‘most powerful helicopter in the Defense Department’ in May
The new CH-53 King Stallion will be handed over to the Marines for further testing, and will be operational by 2019.
-
Marine to face murder charge in School of Infantry stabbing case
A Camp Pendleton Marine was charged with murder following a January stabbing incident at the School of Infantry that killed another Marine.
-
The Corps is on track to fully field the M38 marksman rifle, despite setbacks for the M27 IAR
Fielding of the M38 squad-designated marksman rifle has already been completed for all three Marine Expeditionary Forces.
-
Top Marine: In 15 years, the Corps might not have any manned aircraft
The U.S. military is amid a major shift in pushing cyber, automation, robotics and drone aircraft.
-
The Corps struggles to maintain the F-35 overseas as after-action reports stay in echo chambers
The Corps, Navy, and Air Force are not formally disseminating F-35 after-action reports.
-
Vietnam War Marine posthumously awarded Silver Star for fighting off ambush with a pistol
The Silver Star was presented to the Marine’s brothers and sister Tuesday at Camp Pendleton.
-
The Corps is on track to turn the MV-22 into a refueling tanker
The V-22 Aerial Refueling System will help extend the range of F-35Bs, and other V-22s, by providing an additional 10,000 pounds of fuel to the MEUs.
