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Congress grills Marines over M27
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill grilled the Marines Corps over its decision to procure the M27 automatic rifle from a German company.
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Marines arrive in Israel
Nearly 2,500 Marines landed in Israel Tuesday as part of a military exercise known as Juniper Cobra.
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Female Marines to enter MCT at Camp Pendleton for first time
Female Marines are set to begin MCT training at Camp Pendleton, a first for the Corps.
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Aviator accused of beating wife, adultery and conspiracy to cover up the crime
Capt. Jameson P. Hustek is still serving on active-duty, with a court-martial slated for May 7-11.
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Where are the female Marines?
Two years after combat billets were opened, women still aren’t in them.
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Leaked ISIS propaganda video allegedly shows deaths of US troops in Niger ambush
The Islamic State released a propaganda video Sunday that allegedly depicts the Oct. 4 ambush near the village of Tongo Tongo, Niger, that killed four U.S. soldiers.
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Racial slur posted on Marine base movie theater sign
A racist message was posted to a Marine base movie theater sign in Okinawa, Japan, on Sunday.
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Seven Marines court-martialed in wake of Marines United scandal
One year after the Marines United scandal, the Corps has disposed of 80 cases of alleged misconduct.
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Commandant suspends top adviser
Brig. Gen. Norman L. Cooling was suspended pending a review of allegations he created a hostile work environment.
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Congress grills Marines over M27
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill grilled the Marines Corps over its decision to procure the M27 automatic rifle from a German company.
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Marines arrive in Israel
Nearly 2,500 Marines landed in Israel Tuesday as part of a military exercise known as Juniper Cobra.
-
Female Marines to enter MCT at Camp Pendleton for first time
Female Marines are set to begin MCT training at Camp Pendleton, a first for the Corps.
-
Aviator accused of beating wife, adultery and conspiracy to cover up the crime
Capt. Jameson P. Hustek is still serving on active-duty, with a court-martial slated for May 7-11.
-
Where are the female Marines?
Two years after combat billets were opened, women still aren’t in them.
-
Leaked ISIS propaganda video allegedly shows deaths of US troops in Niger ambush
The Islamic State released a propaganda video Sunday that allegedly depicts the Oct. 4 ambush near the village of Tongo Tongo, Niger, that killed four U.S. soldiers.
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Racial slur posted on Marine base movie theater sign
A racist message was posted to a Marine base movie theater sign in Okinawa, Japan, on Sunday.
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Seven Marines court-martialed in wake of Marines United scandal
One year after the Marines United scandal, the Corps has disposed of 80 cases of alleged misconduct.
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Corps unveils new cyber job field
A big step in the Corps’ development of cyber career tracks.
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Commandant suspends top adviser
Brig. Gen. Norman L. Cooling was suspended pending a review of allegations he created a hostile work environment.
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Congress grills Marines over M27
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill grilled the Marines Corps over its decision to procure the M27 automatic rifle from a German company.
-
Marines arrive in Israel
Nearly 2,500 Marines landed in Israel Tuesday as part of a military exercise known as Juniper Cobra.
-
Female Marines to enter MCT at Camp Pendleton for first time
Female Marines are set to begin MCT training at Camp Pendleton, a first for the Corps.
-
Aviator accused of beating wife, adultery and conspiracy to cover up the crime
Capt. Jameson P. Hustek is still serving on active-duty, with a court-martial slated for May 7-11.
-
Where are the female Marines?
Two years after combat billets were opened, women still aren’t in them.
-
Leaked ISIS propaganda video allegedly shows deaths of US troops in Niger ambush
The Islamic State released a propaganda video Sunday that allegedly depicts the Oct. 4 ambush near the village of Tongo Tongo, Niger, that killed four U.S. soldiers.
-
Racial slur posted on Marine base movie theater sign
A racist message was posted to a Marine base movie theater sign in Okinawa, Japan, on Sunday.
-
Seven Marines court-martialed in wake of Marines United scandal
One year after the Marines United scandal, the Corps has disposed of 80 cases of alleged misconduct.
-
Corps unveils new cyber job field
A big step in the Corps’ development of cyber career tracks.
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Commandant suspends top adviser
Brig. Gen. Norman L. Cooling was suspended pending a review of allegations he created a hostile work environment.
