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The Marine Corps is pushing a faster pistol qualification course with these changes
The new sustaiment pistol course consists of three blocks and only 100 rounds of ammunition.
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No new job field for future amphibious combat vehicle crewmen
Don’t expect a new occupational specialty for learning to crew the vehicle.
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Recruits with first partially gender-integrated Marine boot camp company earn the title Marine
The Marines were handed Eagle, Globe and Anchors on March 16.
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About 21,000 troops booted under ‘deploy or get out’ policy, but only a small fraction were Marines
As of Aug. 31, 2018, about 7,458 Marines were considered nondeployable for a variety of reasons, but most were medical related.
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Marines seize an airfield and small island while testing tactics for fight against China
The exercise featured special operations airborne insertions, long-range aerial raids, and employment of HIMARS.
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Light Armored Reconnaissance is hurting for leaders. Here’s what the Corps is doing about it.
LAR unit leaders, who hail from the 0363-job field, are only staffed at 62 percent.
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Here are some of the tactical drones the Marine Corps wants in 2020
The Corps is pumping more money into its fleet of small tactical drones than it has in the past two years combined.
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Marine Corps ends use of terms ‘PREG’ or ‘POSTPARTUM’ on promotion photos
The Corps said it has also “discontinued the use of the code ‘POST’” on evaluations.
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The Corps’ future high-tech MUX drone program is not dead ― here’s where it’s at
The Corps only requested $21.6 million in fiscal year 2020 budget submission for the MUX.
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Search scaled back for Marine lieutenant missing in Sierra Nevada mountain range
The search for Lt. Matthew Kraft has been scaled back to a limited continuous search.
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The Marine Corps is pushing a faster pistol qualification course with these changes
The new sustaiment pistol course consists of three blocks and only 100 rounds of ammunition.
-
No new job field for future amphibious combat vehicle crewmen
Don’t expect a new occupational specialty for learning to crew the vehicle.
-
Recruits with first partially gender-integrated Marine boot camp company earn the title Marine
The Marines were handed Eagle, Globe and Anchors on March 16.
-
About 21,000 troops booted under ‘deploy or get out’ policy, but only a small fraction were Marines
As of Aug. 31, 2018, about 7,458 Marines were considered nondeployable for a variety of reasons, but most were medical related.
-
Marines seize an airfield and small island while testing tactics for fight against China
The exercise featured special operations airborne insertions, long-range aerial raids, and employment of HIMARS.
-
Light Armored Reconnaissance is hurting for leaders. Here’s what the Corps is doing about it.
LAR unit leaders, who hail from the 0363-job field, are only staffed at 62 percent.
-
Here are some of the tactical drones the Marine Corps wants in 2020
The Corps is pumping more money into its fleet of small tactical drones than it has in the past two years combined.
-
Marine Corps ends use of terms ‘PREG’ or ‘POSTPARTUM’ on promotion photos
The Corps said it has also “discontinued the use of the code ‘POST’” on evaluations.
-
The Corps’ future high-tech MUX drone program is not dead ― here’s where it’s at
The Corps only requested $21.6 million in fiscal year 2020 budget submission for the MUX.
-
Search scaled back for Marine lieutenant missing in Sierra Nevada mountain range
The search for Lt. Matthew Kraft has been scaled back to a limited continuous search.
-
The Marine Corps is pushing a faster pistol qualification course with these changes
The new sustaiment pistol course consists of three blocks and only 100 rounds of ammunition.
-
No new job field for future amphibious combat vehicle crewmen
Don’t expect a new occupational specialty for learning to crew the vehicle.
-
Recruits with first partially gender-integrated Marine boot camp company earn the title Marine
The Marines were handed Eagle, Globe and Anchors on March 16.
-
About 21,000 troops booted under ‘deploy or get out’ policy, but only a small fraction were Marines
As of Aug. 31, 2018, about 7,458 Marines were considered nondeployable for a variety of reasons, but most were medical related.
-
Marines seize an airfield and small island while testing tactics for fight against China
The exercise featured special operations airborne insertions, long-range aerial raids, and employment of HIMARS.
-
Light Armored Reconnaissance is hurting for leaders. Here’s what the Corps is doing about it.
LAR unit leaders, who hail from the 0363-job field, are only staffed at 62 percent.
-
Here are some of the tactical drones the Marine Corps wants in 2020
The Corps is pumping more money into its fleet of small tactical drones than it has in the past two years combined.
-
Marine Corps ends use of terms ‘PREG’ or ‘POSTPARTUM’ on promotion photos
The Corps said it has also “discontinued the use of the code ‘POST’” on evaluations.
-
The Corps’ future high-tech MUX drone program is not dead ― here’s where it’s at
The Corps only requested $21.6 million in fiscal year 2020 budget submission for the MUX.
-
Search scaled back for Marine lieutenant missing in Sierra Nevada mountain range
The search for Lt. Matthew Kraft has been scaled back to a limited continuous search.
