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Was a $400,000 GoFundMe for a Good Samaritan homeless Marine vet a giant scam?
The three have been charged with conspiracy and theft by deception.
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In its push to be more gender-neutral, the Corps is removing the term PREG from fitness reports for pregnant Marines
PREG has been used to denote pregnant and postpartum Marines on fitness reports.
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Future Marine recruit loses nearly 150 pounds in 8 months to join the Corps
Tyler Nelson is slated to become an aviation mechanic after graduating from recruit training.
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The sniper shortfall: Why the Corps could lose its next urban fight
The Corps says it only has 150 sergeants and below holding the coveted 0317 scout sniper job field.
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Here’s how the Corps is trying to better inform FBI of Marines prohibited from purchasing firearms
The 2017 veteran Texas shooter who killed 26 wouldn’t legally have been allowed to buy a gun if his criminal history had been reported.
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The Corps already is looking for a new light tactical vehicle
The life expectancy of the MRZR, or utility task vehicle, is only five years.
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Senators seek answers for military families living in decrepit houses with mice and mold infestations
A blockbuster report revealed that many military families are living in substandard housing and have little legal recourse.
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Marine veteran and local Team RWB chapter captain killed in California shooting
Dan Manrique was a Marine veteran and head of the Ventura, California, chapter for Team Red, White & Blue.
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Marine first sergeant to be awarded Navy Cross for Vietnam War heroics
Lord entered the Corps in 1965 at the age of 17, and also is the recipient of the Purple Heart.
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California shooter was Marine veteran who had deployed to Afghanistan
Ian David Long served in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011.
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Was a $400,000 GoFundMe for a Good Samaritan homeless Marine vet a giant scam?
The three have been charged with conspiracy and theft by deception.
-
In its push to be more gender-neutral, the Corps is removing the term PREG from fitness reports for pregnant Marines
PREG has been used to denote pregnant and postpartum Marines on fitness reports.
-
Future Marine recruit loses nearly 150 pounds in 8 months to join the Corps
Tyler Nelson is slated to become an aviation mechanic after graduating from recruit training.
-
The sniper shortfall: Why the Corps could lose its next urban fight
The Corps says it only has 150 sergeants and below holding the coveted 0317 scout sniper job field.
-
Here’s how the Corps is trying to better inform FBI of Marines prohibited from purchasing firearms
The 2017 veteran Texas shooter who killed 26 wouldn’t legally have been allowed to buy a gun if his criminal history had been reported.
-
The Corps already is looking for a new light tactical vehicle
The life expectancy of the MRZR, or utility task vehicle, is only five years.
-
Senators seek answers for military families living in decrepit houses with mice and mold infestations
A blockbuster report revealed that many military families are living in substandard housing and have little legal recourse.
-
Marine veteran and local Team RWB chapter captain killed in California shooting
Dan Manrique was a Marine veteran and head of the Ventura, California, chapter for Team Red, White & Blue.
-
Marine first sergeant to be awarded Navy Cross for Vietnam War heroics
Lord entered the Corps in 1965 at the age of 17, and also is the recipient of the Purple Heart.
-
California shooter was Marine veteran who had deployed to Afghanistan
Ian David Long served in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011.
-
Was a $400,000 GoFundMe for a Good Samaritan homeless Marine vet a giant scam?
The three have been charged with conspiracy and theft by deception.
-
In its push to be more gender-neutral, the Corps is removing the term PREG from fitness reports for pregnant Marines
PREG has been used to denote pregnant and postpartum Marines on fitness reports.
-
Future Marine recruit loses nearly 150 pounds in 8 months to join the Corps
Tyler Nelson is slated to become an aviation mechanic after graduating from recruit training.
-
The sniper shortfall: Why the Corps could lose its next urban fight
The Corps says it only has 150 sergeants and below holding the coveted 0317 scout sniper job field.
-
Here’s how the Corps is trying to better inform FBI of Marines prohibited from purchasing firearms
The 2017 veteran Texas shooter who killed 26 wouldn’t legally have been allowed to buy a gun if his criminal history had been reported.
-
The Corps already is looking for a new light tactical vehicle
The life expectancy of the MRZR, or utility task vehicle, is only five years.
-
Senators seek answers for military families living in decrepit houses with mice and mold infestations
A blockbuster report revealed that many military families are living in substandard housing and have little legal recourse.
-
Marine veteran and local Team RWB chapter captain killed in California shooting
Dan Manrique was a Marine veteran and head of the Ventura, California, chapter for Team Red, White & Blue.
-
Marine first sergeant to be awarded Navy Cross for Vietnam War heroics
Lord entered the Corps in 1965 at the age of 17, and also is the recipient of the Purple Heart.
-
California shooter was Marine veteran who had deployed to Afghanistan
Ian David Long served in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011.
