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Commandant says the Marine Corps has ‘too many airplanes’
The top Marine says the Corps is stuck with too many aircraft that it simply doesn’t have the time to fix or maintain.
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California mountain to be named after Marine killed in Afghanistan
A mountain in the John Muir forest will be named after Navy Cross recipient Staff Sgt. Sky Mote.
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Top enlisted leader: The military must grow to meet rising threats
The U.S. military needs to grow to meet the growing threat of near-peer competitors like Russia and China while also continuing the fight against extremist groups around the globe.
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Marines firing Stinger missiles used in Kurdish propaganda against Turkey
Kurdish activists are posting photos of Marines firing stinger missiles amid Turkey’s current bombing campaign of Kurdish-held Afrin, Syria.
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Corps identifies recon Marine killed in parachute mishap
Cpl. Alejandro Romero was killed in a parachute incident Monday.
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Another Marine Viper attack helicopter makes emergency landing
The aircraft was conducting normal training when a cockpit warning light came on.
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Marine killed in jump incident, Corps suspends double-bag static line jumps
The recent death of a Marine in a parachute mishap has caused the Corps to suspend double-bag static line jumps.
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US and Afghan forces free Taliban prisoners in Helmand
U.S. and Afghan forces raided a Taliban prison in Helmand province Jan. 20, rescuing more than 60 Afghan security forces, senior Afghan defense officials told Military Times.
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Marines recognized for rescuing master sergeant struck by car
Three Okinawa Marines rescued a Marine master sergeant who was struck by oncoming traffic ― while he was attempting to save someone else.
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Modernizing infantry Marines: Big changes coming as grunts take on more special ops-style missions
The Corps is on a major push to overhaul how its fundamental basic unit operates in battle.
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Commandant says the Marine Corps has ‘too many airplanes’
The top Marine says the Corps is stuck with too many aircraft that it simply doesn’t have the time to fix or maintain.
-
California mountain to be named after Marine killed in Afghanistan
A mountain in the John Muir forest will be named after Navy Cross recipient Staff Sgt. Sky Mote.
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Top enlisted leader: The military must grow to meet rising threats
The U.S. military needs to grow to meet the growing threat of near-peer competitors like Russia and China while also continuing the fight against extremist groups around the globe.
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Marines firing Stinger missiles used in Kurdish propaganda against Turkey
Kurdish activists are posting photos of Marines firing stinger missiles amid Turkey’s current bombing campaign of Kurdish-held Afrin, Syria.
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Corps identifies recon Marine killed in parachute mishap
Cpl. Alejandro Romero was killed in a parachute incident Monday.
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Another Marine Viper attack helicopter makes emergency landing
The aircraft was conducting normal training when a cockpit warning light came on.
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Marine killed in jump incident, Corps suspends double-bag static line jumps
The recent death of a Marine in a parachute mishap has caused the Corps to suspend double-bag static line jumps.
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US and Afghan forces free Taliban prisoners in Helmand
U.S. and Afghan forces raided a Taliban prison in Helmand province Jan. 20, rescuing more than 60 Afghan security forces, senior Afghan defense officials told Military Times.
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Marines recognized for rescuing master sergeant struck by car
Three Okinawa Marines rescued a Marine master sergeant who was struck by oncoming traffic ― while he was attempting to save someone else.
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Modernizing infantry Marines: Big changes coming as grunts take on more special ops-style missions
The Corps is on a major push to overhaul how its fundamental basic unit operates in battle.
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Commandant says the Marine Corps has ‘too many airplanes’
The top Marine says the Corps is stuck with too many aircraft that it simply doesn’t have the time to fix or maintain.
-
California mountain to be named after Marine killed in Afghanistan
A mountain in the John Muir forest will be named after Navy Cross recipient Staff Sgt. Sky Mote.
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Top enlisted leader: The military must grow to meet rising threats
The U.S. military needs to grow to meet the growing threat of near-peer competitors like Russia and China while also continuing the fight against extremist groups around the globe.
-
Marines firing Stinger missiles used in Kurdish propaganda against Turkey
Kurdish activists are posting photos of Marines firing stinger missiles amid Turkey’s current bombing campaign of Kurdish-held Afrin, Syria.
-
Corps identifies recon Marine killed in parachute mishap
Cpl. Alejandro Romero was killed in a parachute incident Monday.
-
Another Marine Viper attack helicopter makes emergency landing
The aircraft was conducting normal training when a cockpit warning light came on.
-
Marine killed in jump incident, Corps suspends double-bag static line jumps
The recent death of a Marine in a parachute mishap has caused the Corps to suspend double-bag static line jumps.
-
US and Afghan forces free Taliban prisoners in Helmand
U.S. and Afghan forces raided a Taliban prison in Helmand province Jan. 20, rescuing more than 60 Afghan security forces, senior Afghan defense officials told Military Times.
-
Marines recognized for rescuing master sergeant struck by car
Three Okinawa Marines rescued a Marine master sergeant who was struck by oncoming traffic ― while he was attempting to save someone else.
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Modernizing infantry Marines: Big changes coming as grunts take on more special ops-style missions
The Corps is on a major push to overhaul how its fundamental basic unit operates in battle.
