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Parris Island first sergeant to face hearing over $1.5 million razor theft
The cohorts in the razor blade racket stole an estimated $1.5 million in merchandise.
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Don’t rush to judge the Navy’s recent firearm mishap, the Corps has had 54 negligent discharges since 2013
The Corps’ negligent discharges have cost more than 1,700 work days and millions of dollars.
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‘It changed the way we look at the world’: Top Marine says Beirut bombing, like 9/11, still impacts us today
241 U.S. service members were killed in the October 1983 truck bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut.
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Trump, ‘Saint Mattis’ and war: Marines are still big fans, even as the other branches wane
Nearly 66 percent of Marines hold a favorable view of the president.
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First female completes second phase of Marine Raider selection
Four females have attempted the rigorous path to becoming a Critical Skills Operator with the Marine Raiders.
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Even the Coast Guard has sharper snipers than the Marines
The Marine Corps placed 10th overall, just behind the Coast Guard.
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Gear adrift is not a gift, but a potentially deadly escape hazard
Unsecured gear during a 2017 MV-22 crash created obstacles for Marines trying to escape the sinking aircraft.
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Say goodbye to the old female dress blue coat
The old female dress blue coat will be obsolete by the end of September 2022.
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If you’re huffing and puffing a third-class fitness test, your ratings just got a little harder
A score below a 150 will result in failure on both CFT and PFT.
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The 300th Marine is bestowed Medal of Honor, for ‘unmatched bravery’ in Hue City
Sgt. Maj. John Canley originally was awarded the Navy Cross for his heroics at the infamous battle of Hue City.
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Parris Island first sergeant to face hearing over $1.5 million razor theft
The cohorts in the razor blade racket stole an estimated $1.5 million in merchandise.
-
Don’t rush to judge the Navy’s recent firearm mishap, the Corps has had 54 negligent discharges since 2013
The Corps’ negligent discharges have cost more than 1,700 work days and millions of dollars.
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‘It changed the way we look at the world’: Top Marine says Beirut bombing, like 9/11, still impacts us today
241 U.S. service members were killed in the October 1983 truck bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut.
-
Trump, ‘Saint Mattis’ and war: Marines are still big fans, even as the other branches wane
Nearly 66 percent of Marines hold a favorable view of the president.
-
First female completes second phase of Marine Raider selection
Four females have attempted the rigorous path to becoming a Critical Skills Operator with the Marine Raiders.
-
Even the Coast Guard has sharper snipers than the Marines
The Marine Corps placed 10th overall, just behind the Coast Guard.
-
Gear adrift is not a gift, but a potentially deadly escape hazard
Unsecured gear during a 2017 MV-22 crash created obstacles for Marines trying to escape the sinking aircraft.
-
Say goodbye to the old female dress blue coat
The old female dress blue coat will be obsolete by the end of September 2022.
-
If you’re huffing and puffing a third-class fitness test, your ratings just got a little harder
A score below a 150 will result in failure on both CFT and PFT.
-
The 300th Marine is bestowed Medal of Honor, for ‘unmatched bravery’ in Hue City
Sgt. Maj. John Canley originally was awarded the Navy Cross for his heroics at the infamous battle of Hue City.
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Parris Island first sergeant to face hearing over $1.5 million razor theft
The cohorts in the razor blade racket stole an estimated $1.5 million in merchandise.
-
Don’t rush to judge the Navy’s recent firearm mishap, the Corps has had 54 negligent discharges since 2013
The Corps’ negligent discharges have cost more than 1,700 work days and millions of dollars.
-
‘It changed the way we look at the world’: Top Marine says Beirut bombing, like 9/11, still impacts us today
241 U.S. service members were killed in the October 1983 truck bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut.
-
Trump, ‘Saint Mattis’ and war: Marines are still big fans, even as the other branches wane
Nearly 66 percent of Marines hold a favorable view of the president.
-
First female completes second phase of Marine Raider selection
Four females have attempted the rigorous path to becoming a Critical Skills Operator with the Marine Raiders.
-
Even the Coast Guard has sharper snipers than the Marines
The Marine Corps placed 10th overall, just behind the Coast Guard.
-
Gear adrift is not a gift, but a potentially deadly escape hazard
Unsecured gear during a 2017 MV-22 crash created obstacles for Marines trying to escape the sinking aircraft.
-
Say goodbye to the old female dress blue coat
The old female dress blue coat will be obsolete by the end of September 2022.
-
If you’re huffing and puffing a third-class fitness test, your ratings just got a little harder
A score below a 150 will result in failure on both CFT and PFT.
-
The 300th Marine is bestowed Medal of Honor, for ‘unmatched bravery’ in Hue City
Sgt. Maj. John Canley originally was awarded the Navy Cross for his heroics at the infamous battle of Hue City.
