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The 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit is deploying to Central and South America
It’s not common for Marines to deploy to South America aboard amphib ships
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Fired Marine recon commander accused of abuse in military charge sheets
A charge sheet detailed that Zavala is accused of slamming an unnamed woman on the bed, throwing her against the wall and on the ground sometime around Dec. 23, 2018.
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State of the Marine Corps: Inside the Corps’ warplans to sink ships
Sinking ships is not something the Marine Corps has done since World War II — but it’s thinking about it now.
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US destroyer made ‘historic’ visit to Beirut as regional tensions mount
The port visit by the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer Ramage to Beirut was the first in 36 years.
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Fired commander of 1st Recon Battalion charged with assault
Lt. Col. Francisco X. Zavala was charged with assault, making a false official statement, waste or destruction of non-military property and conduct unbecoming an officer.
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A warship with Marines loitered for a month on alert in the Red Sea during US embassy move to Jerusalem
Marines were on high alert and ready to provide quick reaction forces in the event of violence stemming from the U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem.
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27 reports of extremist activity by US service members over the past 5 years, DoD says
Out of those 27 reports, the DoD said all but two had been formally investigated and that 18 service members were disciplined or separated from the military.
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Armored reconnaissance vehicle prototypes to be evaluated by the Marines by the end of 2020
The Corps plans to have a replacement for one of its oldest combat vehicles, the light armored vehicle, or LAV, by the end of the next decade.
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Grunts to get new binocular night vision goggles by spring 2020 ― and they’re not green
The Corps expects delivery of 14,000 devices, with the first sets to be doled out to grunts around spring of 2020.
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Marine intelligence officer awarded medal for rescuing unconscious man from burning vehicle
Lt. Haluska tried to gain entry to the vehicle with his fists and then a weapon as white smoke turned to black and “fluid began to pool underneath the vehicle.
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The 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit is deploying to Central and South America
It’s not common for Marines to deploy to South America aboard amphib ships
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Fired Marine recon commander accused of abuse in military charge sheets
A charge sheet detailed that Zavala is accused of slamming an unnamed woman on the bed, throwing her against the wall and on the ground sometime around Dec. 23, 2018.
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State of the Marine Corps: Inside the Corps’ warplans to sink ships
Sinking ships is not something the Marine Corps has done since World War II — but it’s thinking about it now.
-
US destroyer made ‘historic’ visit to Beirut as regional tensions mount
The port visit by the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer Ramage to Beirut was the first in 36 years.
-
Fired commander of 1st Recon Battalion charged with assault
Lt. Col. Francisco X. Zavala was charged with assault, making a false official statement, waste or destruction of non-military property and conduct unbecoming an officer.
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A warship with Marines loitered for a month on alert in the Red Sea during US embassy move to Jerusalem
Marines were on high alert and ready to provide quick reaction forces in the event of violence stemming from the U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem.
-
27 reports of extremist activity by US service members over the past 5 years, DoD says
Out of those 27 reports, the DoD said all but two had been formally investigated and that 18 service members were disciplined or separated from the military.
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Armored reconnaissance vehicle prototypes to be evaluated by the Marines by the end of 2020
The Corps plans to have a replacement for one of its oldest combat vehicles, the light armored vehicle, or LAV, by the end of the next decade.
-
Grunts to get new binocular night vision goggles by spring 2020 ― and they’re not green
The Corps expects delivery of 14,000 devices, with the first sets to be doled out to grunts around spring of 2020.
-
Marine intelligence officer awarded medal for rescuing unconscious man from burning vehicle
Lt. Haluska tried to gain entry to the vehicle with his fists and then a weapon as white smoke turned to black and “fluid began to pool underneath the vehicle.
-
The 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit is deploying to Central and South America
It’s not common for Marines to deploy to South America aboard amphib ships
-
Fired Marine recon commander accused of abuse in military charge sheets
A charge sheet detailed that Zavala is accused of slamming an unnamed woman on the bed, throwing her against the wall and on the ground sometime around Dec. 23, 2018.
-
State of the Marine Corps: Inside the Corps’ warplans to sink ships
Sinking ships is not something the Marine Corps has done since World War II — but it’s thinking about it now.
-
US destroyer made ‘historic’ visit to Beirut as regional tensions mount
The port visit by the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer Ramage to Beirut was the first in 36 years.
-
Fired commander of 1st Recon Battalion charged with assault
Lt. Col. Francisco X. Zavala was charged with assault, making a false official statement, waste or destruction of non-military property and conduct unbecoming an officer.
-
A warship with Marines loitered for a month on alert in the Red Sea during US embassy move to Jerusalem
Marines were on high alert and ready to provide quick reaction forces in the event of violence stemming from the U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem.
-
27 reports of extremist activity by US service members over the past 5 years, DoD says
Out of those 27 reports, the DoD said all but two had been formally investigated and that 18 service members were disciplined or separated from the military.
-
Armored reconnaissance vehicle prototypes to be evaluated by the Marines by the end of 2020
The Corps plans to have a replacement for one of its oldest combat vehicles, the light armored vehicle, or LAV, by the end of the next decade.
-
Grunts to get new binocular night vision goggles by spring 2020 ― and they’re not green
The Corps expects delivery of 14,000 devices, with the first sets to be doled out to grunts around spring of 2020.
-
Marine intelligence officer awarded medal for rescuing unconscious man from burning vehicle
Lt. Haluska tried to gain entry to the vehicle with his fists and then a weapon as white smoke turned to black and “fluid began to pool underneath the vehicle.
