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Marine Corps’ fears about enemy missiles prompts top secret meeting at Quantico
The Corps is looking for a new “forward basing infrastructure” that can “operate within range of adversary long range precision fires.”
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MARSOC Marines falsely accused of war crimes get lackluster vindication from HQMC
The team was publicly ostracized by senior military officials who initially accused the Marines of killing civilians during an ambush in Afghanistan in 2007.
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Passing Combat Endurance Test is no longer required for infantry officers
Marine Corps officials say the change is not lowering standards.
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Marines pushing quadcopters and ‘video game warfighting’ for every squad
The Corps is starting to dole out drones for every squad.
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These Marines in Syria fired more artillery than any battalion since Vietnam
In five months they fired 35,000 artillery rounds on ISIS targets.
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Now Marines can opt to row instead of run for the PFT
Marines will need a medical chit to take the row portion of the PFT in lieu of running.
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The hellish journey through Pentagon’s red tape to approve a Medal of Honor
The gunny was 67 when the process started, and he is now 80.
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Secret cellphone recording of barracks hazing leads to six NJPs and a court-martial
Two Marines were subjected to hazing and assault by multiple NCOs during a field day inspection gone wrong.
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E-8 board results are out
Check to see if you’ve been selected for first sergeant or master sergeant.
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Okinawa tiltrotor squadron commander fired
The commanding officer of Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 265 was relieved of command Jan. 26.
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Marine Corps’ fears about enemy missiles prompts top secret meeting at Quantico
The Corps is looking for a new “forward basing infrastructure” that can “operate within range of adversary long range precision fires.”
-
MARSOC Marines falsely accused of war crimes get lackluster vindication from HQMC
The team was publicly ostracized by senior military officials who initially accused the Marines of killing civilians during an ambush in Afghanistan in 2007.
-
Passing Combat Endurance Test is no longer required for infantry officers
Marine Corps officials say the change is not lowering standards.
-
Marines pushing quadcopters and ‘video game warfighting’ for every squad
The Corps is starting to dole out drones for every squad.
-
These Marines in Syria fired more artillery than any battalion since Vietnam
In five months they fired 35,000 artillery rounds on ISIS targets.
-
Now Marines can opt to row instead of run for the PFT
Marines will need a medical chit to take the row portion of the PFT in lieu of running.
-
The hellish journey through Pentagon’s red tape to approve a Medal of Honor
The gunny was 67 when the process started, and he is now 80.
-
Secret cellphone recording of barracks hazing leads to six NJPs and a court-martial
Two Marines were subjected to hazing and assault by multiple NCOs during a field day inspection gone wrong.
-
E-8 board results are out
Check to see if you’ve been selected for first sergeant or master sergeant.
-
Okinawa tiltrotor squadron commander fired
The commanding officer of Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 265 was relieved of command Jan. 26.
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Marine Corps’ fears about enemy missiles prompts top secret meeting at Quantico
The Corps is looking for a new “forward basing infrastructure” that can “operate within range of adversary long range precision fires.”
-
MARSOC Marines falsely accused of war crimes get lackluster vindication from HQMC
The team was publicly ostracized by senior military officials who initially accused the Marines of killing civilians during an ambush in Afghanistan in 2007.
-
Passing Combat Endurance Test is no longer required for infantry officers
Marine Corps officials say the change is not lowering standards.
-
Marines pushing quadcopters and ‘video game warfighting’ for every squad
The Corps is starting to dole out drones for every squad.
-
These Marines in Syria fired more artillery than any battalion since Vietnam
In five months they fired 35,000 artillery rounds on ISIS targets.
-
Now Marines can opt to row instead of run for the PFT
Marines will need a medical chit to take the row portion of the PFT in lieu of running.
-
The hellish journey through Pentagon’s red tape to approve a Medal of Honor
The gunny was 67 when the process started, and he is now 80.
-
Secret cellphone recording of barracks hazing leads to six NJPs and a court-martial
Two Marines were subjected to hazing and assault by multiple NCOs during a field day inspection gone wrong.
-
E-8 board results are out
Check to see if you’ve been selected for first sergeant or master sergeant.
-
Okinawa tiltrotor squadron commander fired
The commanding officer of Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 265 was relieved of command Jan. 26.
