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Marine vet sentenced to 4 years in federal prison for scamming money from Gold Star mom, Marine families
Marine veteran John Shannon Simpson was sentenced to four years and ordered to pay restitution of $141,709.44 to the victims of his charity scam.
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Heavily armed Marine arrested at Offutt Air Force Base charged with possession of modified firearms, fraudulent enlistment and more
Pfc. Ali J. Alkazahg was arrested in May after trying to enter Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska with two semi-automatic rifles, a pistol, a suppressor, a bump stock, body armor and ammunition.
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The Corps is easing requirements for becoming a grunt squad leader
Sergeants course is no longer a requirement to earn the squad leader job field.
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Why Alaska could become the Corps’ next Twentynine Palms
Alaska may prove a better location for Marines to prep for the big fight.
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Marine commandant drops 38 amphibious ships to the fight requirement
The Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger said that Marines storming a beachhead from an armada parked nine nautical miles offshore in the South China Sea was “impractical and unreasonable.”
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Top Marine says most Marine recruits require a drug waiver. But does the Marine Corps have a drug problem?
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger said “the vast majority of recruits require drug waivers for enlistment.”
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Marine Corps tells California congressman and veteran Duncan Hunter to stop using Eagle, Globe and Anchor in his campaign
The Corps tells Rep. Duncan Hunter to stop using the Marine emblem in political campaign mailers to his constituents.
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New commandant considering 1 year leave of absence for moms and changes to evaluating and promoting Marines
Berger described the current parental and maternal leave policy as “inadequate.”
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Marine Corps moves and new investments in Australia could cause trouble with China
The U.S. military is considering investing more than $211 million into construction in Darwin, Australia.
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Gen. David Berger becomes the 38th Marine commandant. Here’s what he will face leading the Corps
“We will never send our Marines into a fair fight,” said Gen. David Berger, the commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Marine vet sentenced to 4 years in federal prison for scamming money from Gold Star mom, Marine families
Marine veteran John Shannon Simpson was sentenced to four years and ordered to pay restitution of $141,709.44 to the victims of his charity scam.
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Heavily armed Marine arrested at Offutt Air Force Base charged with possession of modified firearms, fraudulent enlistment and more
Pfc. Ali J. Alkazahg was arrested in May after trying to enter Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska with two semi-automatic rifles, a pistol, a suppressor, a bump stock, body armor and ammunition.
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The Corps is easing requirements for becoming a grunt squad leader
Sergeants course is no longer a requirement to earn the squad leader job field.
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Why Alaska could become the Corps’ next Twentynine Palms
Alaska may prove a better location for Marines to prep for the big fight.
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Marine commandant drops 38 amphibious ships to the fight requirement
The Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger said that Marines storming a beachhead from an armada parked nine nautical miles offshore in the South China Sea was “impractical and unreasonable.”
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Top Marine says most Marine recruits require a drug waiver. But does the Marine Corps have a drug problem?
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger said “the vast majority of recruits require drug waivers for enlistment.”
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Marine Corps tells California congressman and veteran Duncan Hunter to stop using Eagle, Globe and Anchor in his campaign
The Corps tells Rep. Duncan Hunter to stop using the Marine emblem in political campaign mailers to his constituents.
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New commandant considering 1 year leave of absence for moms and changes to evaluating and promoting Marines
Berger described the current parental and maternal leave policy as “inadequate.”
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Marine Corps moves and new investments in Australia could cause trouble with China
The U.S. military is considering investing more than $211 million into construction in Darwin, Australia.
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Gen. David Berger becomes the 38th Marine commandant. Here’s what he will face leading the Corps
“We will never send our Marines into a fair fight,” said Gen. David Berger, the commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Marine vet sentenced to 4 years in federal prison for scamming money from Gold Star mom, Marine families
Marine veteran John Shannon Simpson was sentenced to four years and ordered to pay restitution of $141,709.44 to the victims of his charity scam.
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Heavily armed Marine arrested at Offutt Air Force Base charged with possession of modified firearms, fraudulent enlistment and more
Pfc. Ali J. Alkazahg was arrested in May after trying to enter Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska with two semi-automatic rifles, a pistol, a suppressor, a bump stock, body armor and ammunition.
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The Corps is easing requirements for becoming a grunt squad leader
Sergeants course is no longer a requirement to earn the squad leader job field.
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Why Alaska could become the Corps’ next Twentynine Palms
Alaska may prove a better location for Marines to prep for the big fight.
-
Marine commandant drops 38 amphibious ships to the fight requirement
The Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger said that Marines storming a beachhead from an armada parked nine nautical miles offshore in the South China Sea was “impractical and unreasonable.”
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Top Marine says most Marine recruits require a drug waiver. But does the Marine Corps have a drug problem?
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger said “the vast majority of recruits require drug waivers for enlistment.”
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Marine Corps tells California congressman and veteran Duncan Hunter to stop using Eagle, Globe and Anchor in his campaign
The Corps tells Rep. Duncan Hunter to stop using the Marine emblem in political campaign mailers to his constituents.
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New commandant considering 1 year leave of absence for moms and changes to evaluating and promoting Marines
Berger described the current parental and maternal leave policy as “inadequate.”
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Marine Corps moves and new investments in Australia could cause trouble with China
The U.S. military is considering investing more than $211 million into construction in Darwin, Australia.
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Gen. David Berger becomes the 38th Marine commandant. Here’s what he will face leading the Corps
“We will never send our Marines into a fair fight,” said Gen. David Berger, the commandant of the Marine Corps.
