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Here’s what happened in Iceland after Marines and sailors drank all the beer in town
It’s not uncommon during deployment for Marines and sailors to get into a bit of trouble when ships pull into port in for a bit of down time.
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A Navy audit says the Marine Corps could do better at suicide prevention
The audit found that none of the 43 reviewed Marine Corps command websites included a link to the crisis line.
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Avalanches reported in area where missing Marine lieutenant was believed to be hiking
Lt. Kraft is an experienced hiker who graduated from Infantry Officer Course and Winter Mountain Leaders Course.
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The new MEU: How the Corps is changing missions for grunts
How new capabilities are spreading the MEU thin and far across the globe.
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The Corps seeks Reaper drones in budget request, but will only add 100 Marines in 2020
The Corps plans to buy 3 hunter-killer Reaper drones. It will be a first for the Corps operating a group five drone.
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The Marine Corps is scrapping minimum in-service time requirements for using tuition assistance
Marines previously had to wait 18 months to use tuition assistance; before that it was two years.
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Mysterious fire at headquarters for 1st Battalion, 6th Marines, caused more than $100,000 in damages
A fire at the headquarters was discovered after the Camp Lejeune fire department responded to a “water flow alarm.”
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Marine lieutenant missing after backcountry hike and ski trip in Sierra Nevada mountain range
The Sierra High Route is a nearly 195-mile trail that cuts through the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California.
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EA-6B Prowler, one of the saltiest warfighters in the Marine Corps, retires
The Prowler has supported the Corps in nearly every major conflict in the past 40 years.
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Recruit who dropped nearly 150 pounds to join the Corps is now a Marine
Nelson shed nearly 150 pounds to join the Corps.
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Here’s what happened in Iceland after Marines and sailors drank all the beer in town
It’s not uncommon during deployment for Marines and sailors to get into a bit of trouble when ships pull into port in for a bit of down time.
-
A Navy audit says the Marine Corps could do better at suicide prevention
The audit found that none of the 43 reviewed Marine Corps command websites included a link to the crisis line.
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Avalanches reported in area where missing Marine lieutenant was believed to be hiking
Lt. Kraft is an experienced hiker who graduated from Infantry Officer Course and Winter Mountain Leaders Course.
-
The new MEU: How the Corps is changing missions for grunts
How new capabilities are spreading the MEU thin and far across the globe.
-
The Corps seeks Reaper drones in budget request, but will only add 100 Marines in 2020
The Corps plans to buy 3 hunter-killer Reaper drones. It will be a first for the Corps operating a group five drone.
-
The Marine Corps is scrapping minimum in-service time requirements for using tuition assistance
Marines previously had to wait 18 months to use tuition assistance; before that it was two years.
-
Mysterious fire at headquarters for 1st Battalion, 6th Marines, caused more than $100,000 in damages
A fire at the headquarters was discovered after the Camp Lejeune fire department responded to a “water flow alarm.”
-
Marine lieutenant missing after backcountry hike and ski trip in Sierra Nevada mountain range
The Sierra High Route is a nearly 195-mile trail that cuts through the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California.
-
EA-6B Prowler, one of the saltiest warfighters in the Marine Corps, retires
The Prowler has supported the Corps in nearly every major conflict in the past 40 years.
-
Recruit who dropped nearly 150 pounds to join the Corps is now a Marine
Nelson shed nearly 150 pounds to join the Corps.
-
Here’s what happened in Iceland after Marines and sailors drank all the beer in town
It’s not uncommon during deployment for Marines and sailors to get into a bit of trouble when ships pull into port in for a bit of down time.
-
A Navy audit says the Marine Corps could do better at suicide prevention
The audit found that none of the 43 reviewed Marine Corps command websites included a link to the crisis line.
-
Avalanches reported in area where missing Marine lieutenant was believed to be hiking
Lt. Kraft is an experienced hiker who graduated from Infantry Officer Course and Winter Mountain Leaders Course.
-
The new MEU: How the Corps is changing missions for grunts
How new capabilities are spreading the MEU thin and far across the globe.
-
The Corps seeks Reaper drones in budget request, but will only add 100 Marines in 2020
The Corps plans to buy 3 hunter-killer Reaper drones. It will be a first for the Corps operating a group five drone.
-
The Marine Corps is scrapping minimum in-service time requirements for using tuition assistance
Marines previously had to wait 18 months to use tuition assistance; before that it was two years.
-
Mysterious fire at headquarters for 1st Battalion, 6th Marines, caused more than $100,000 in damages
A fire at the headquarters was discovered after the Camp Lejeune fire department responded to a “water flow alarm.”
-
Marine lieutenant missing after backcountry hike and ski trip in Sierra Nevada mountain range
The Sierra High Route is a nearly 195-mile trail that cuts through the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California.
-
EA-6B Prowler, one of the saltiest warfighters in the Marine Corps, retires
The Prowler has supported the Corps in nearly every major conflict in the past 40 years.
-
Recruit who dropped nearly 150 pounds to join the Corps is now a Marine
Nelson shed nearly 150 pounds to join the Corps.
