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Major data breach at Marine Forces Reserve impacts thousands
Thousands of Marines and sailors have had their bank account and credit card information compromised.
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Multiple people ill, 3 taken to hospital after hazmat incident on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall
At least 11 people started feeling ill Tuesday after a letter was opened in an administrative building on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall in Virginia.
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Aviation pay nearly doubles as Corps suits its qualified pilots
The Corps is increasing aviation incentive pay for the first time since 1998 to help solve its experienced pilot shortage.
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Marines ID Navy doctor fatally struck by helicopter tail rotor blade
The Navy flight surgeon died after being struck at Camp Pendleton.
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The Corps delays opening of new hard labor camp in Okinawa
Marines will be breaking rocks at the new correctional unit, where the main goals are “education, core values, and relapse prevention.”
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Marines double investment in HIMARS artillery systems
The Corps is sinking a lot of money into HIMARS as it prepares for war with a near-peer adversary.
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Sailor struck by helicopter blade in critical condition
The sailor was struck by a spinning tail rotor at Camp Pendleton
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Marine Raiders don’t want any M27s
Special Operations Marines say they need a shorter barrel and ‘greater volume of fire.’
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Marine commander showed ‘personal interest’ and bias in hazing crusade, court says
A military appeals court rebuked a two-star for his crusade to oust hazers from the Corps.
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Infantry Officer Course lowers requirement for hikes
Now Marines will only be required to pass three evaluated hikes, down from five last year.
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Major data breach at Marine Forces Reserve impacts thousands
Thousands of Marines and sailors have had their bank account and credit card information compromised.
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Multiple people ill, 3 taken to hospital after hazmat incident on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall
At least 11 people started feeling ill Tuesday after a letter was opened in an administrative building on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall in Virginia.
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Aviation pay nearly doubles as Corps suits its qualified pilots
The Corps is increasing aviation incentive pay for the first time since 1998 to help solve its experienced pilot shortage.
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Marines ID Navy doctor fatally struck by helicopter tail rotor blade
The Navy flight surgeon died after being struck at Camp Pendleton.
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The Corps delays opening of new hard labor camp in Okinawa
Marines will be breaking rocks at the new correctional unit, where the main goals are “education, core values, and relapse prevention.”
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Marines double investment in HIMARS artillery systems
The Corps is sinking a lot of money into HIMARS as it prepares for war with a near-peer adversary.
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Sailor struck by helicopter blade in critical condition
The sailor was struck by a spinning tail rotor at Camp Pendleton
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Marine Raiders don’t want any M27s
Special Operations Marines say they need a shorter barrel and ‘greater volume of fire.’
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Marine commander showed ‘personal interest’ and bias in hazing crusade, court says
A military appeals court rebuked a two-star for his crusade to oust hazers from the Corps.
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Infantry Officer Course lowers requirement for hikes
Now Marines will only be required to pass three evaluated hikes, down from five last year.
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Major data breach at Marine Forces Reserve impacts thousands
Thousands of Marines and sailors have had their bank account and credit card information compromised.
-
Multiple people ill, 3 taken to hospital after hazmat incident on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall
At least 11 people started feeling ill Tuesday after a letter was opened in an administrative building on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall in Virginia.
-
Aviation pay nearly doubles as Corps suits its qualified pilots
The Corps is increasing aviation incentive pay for the first time since 1998 to help solve its experienced pilot shortage.
-
Marines ID Navy doctor fatally struck by helicopter tail rotor blade
The Navy flight surgeon died after being struck at Camp Pendleton.
-
The Corps delays opening of new hard labor camp in Okinawa
Marines will be breaking rocks at the new correctional unit, where the main goals are “education, core values, and relapse prevention.”
-
Marines double investment in HIMARS artillery systems
The Corps is sinking a lot of money into HIMARS as it prepares for war with a near-peer adversary.
-
Sailor struck by helicopter blade in critical condition
The sailor was struck by a spinning tail rotor at Camp Pendleton
-
Marine Raiders don’t want any M27s
Special Operations Marines say they need a shorter barrel and ‘greater volume of fire.’
-
Marine commander showed ‘personal interest’ and bias in hazing crusade, court says
A military appeals court rebuked a two-star for his crusade to oust hazers from the Corps.
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Infantry Officer Course lowers requirement for hikes
Now Marines will only be required to pass three evaluated hikes, down from five last year.
