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Harrier with the 22nd MEU damaged after ingesting refueling strap
It’s the third major aviation mishap for the Corps over the past two months.
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Female Marine officer graduates from Scout Sniper Unit Leaders Course
She is slated as a ground intelligence officer, which is generally consider a track route for future reconnaissance or sniper platoon commanders.
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Top Marine says hold tight on pending CFT changes to rest intervals
The commandant wants further study on the proposed CFT change.
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American contractor and former Green Beret killed in Iraq fight had five Bronze Stars and multiple deployments
Former Green Beret Master Sgt. Richard Anthony Rodriguez earned five Bronze Stars, one with V device for combat valor, and was awarded five Army Commendation Medals, one for valor.
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The Corps is moving forward with a new parachute. This is why.
The Corps plans to procure more than 1,000 Enhanced Multi-Mission Parachute Systems.
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New in 2019: No more Marine rotations to the Black Sea, a laser focus on the Arctic
The Corps’ final deployment as part of the Black Sea Rotational Force wrapped up in September as the Marines pulled out of Romania.
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First female Marine graduates from Winter Mountain Leaders Course
The mountain course teaches Marines how to survive and fight in extreme cold weather environments.
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Marine reserve shooting team redeems Corps with a sniper competition win
A sniper team from Quantico was beat by Coast Guard and placed 10th in the 2018 International Sniper Competition.
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Two Marines, Navy corpsman under investigation in Iraq death of contractor and former Green Beret
The former Green Beret’s death is the latest in a series of misconduct to hit the special operations community.
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The aging Marine LAV is still active across the Corps … and, now, also is a museum piece
The Corps has yet to pick a replacement for its LAV but is actively in the hunt for one.
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Harrier with the 22nd MEU damaged after ingesting refueling strap
It’s the third major aviation mishap for the Corps over the past two months.
-
Female Marine officer graduates from Scout Sniper Unit Leaders Course
She is slated as a ground intelligence officer, which is generally consider a track route for future reconnaissance or sniper platoon commanders.
-
Top Marine says hold tight on pending CFT changes to rest intervals
The commandant wants further study on the proposed CFT change.
-
American contractor and former Green Beret killed in Iraq fight had five Bronze Stars and multiple deployments
Former Green Beret Master Sgt. Richard Anthony Rodriguez earned five Bronze Stars, one with V device for combat valor, and was awarded five Army Commendation Medals, one for valor.
-
The Corps is moving forward with a new parachute. This is why.
The Corps plans to procure more than 1,000 Enhanced Multi-Mission Parachute Systems.
-
New in 2019: No more Marine rotations to the Black Sea, a laser focus on the Arctic
The Corps’ final deployment as part of the Black Sea Rotational Force wrapped up in September as the Marines pulled out of Romania.
-
First female Marine graduates from Winter Mountain Leaders Course
The mountain course teaches Marines how to survive and fight in extreme cold weather environments.
-
Marine reserve shooting team redeems Corps with a sniper competition win
A sniper team from Quantico was beat by Coast Guard and placed 10th in the 2018 International Sniper Competition.
-
Two Marines, Navy corpsman under investigation in Iraq death of contractor and former Green Beret
The former Green Beret’s death is the latest in a series of misconduct to hit the special operations community.
-
The aging Marine LAV is still active across the Corps … and, now, also is a museum piece
The Corps has yet to pick a replacement for its LAV but is actively in the hunt for one.
-
Harrier with the 22nd MEU damaged after ingesting refueling strap
It’s the third major aviation mishap for the Corps over the past two months.
-
Female Marine officer graduates from Scout Sniper Unit Leaders Course
She is slated as a ground intelligence officer, which is generally consider a track route for future reconnaissance or sniper platoon commanders.
-
Top Marine says hold tight on pending CFT changes to rest intervals
The commandant wants further study on the proposed CFT change.
-
American contractor and former Green Beret killed in Iraq fight had five Bronze Stars and multiple deployments
Former Green Beret Master Sgt. Richard Anthony Rodriguez earned five Bronze Stars, one with V device for combat valor, and was awarded five Army Commendation Medals, one for valor.
-
The Corps is moving forward with a new parachute. This is why.
The Corps plans to procure more than 1,000 Enhanced Multi-Mission Parachute Systems.
-
New in 2019: No more Marine rotations to the Black Sea, a laser focus on the Arctic
The Corps’ final deployment as part of the Black Sea Rotational Force wrapped up in September as the Marines pulled out of Romania.
-
First female Marine graduates from Winter Mountain Leaders Course
The mountain course teaches Marines how to survive and fight in extreme cold weather environments.
-
Marine reserve shooting team redeems Corps with a sniper competition win
A sniper team from Quantico was beat by Coast Guard and placed 10th in the 2018 International Sniper Competition.
-
Two Marines, Navy corpsman under investigation in Iraq death of contractor and former Green Beret
The former Green Beret’s death is the latest in a series of misconduct to hit the special operations community.
-
The aging Marine LAV is still active across the Corps … and, now, also is a museum piece
The Corps has yet to pick a replacement for its LAV but is actively in the hunt for one.
