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British CH-47 crews train with Marines during air tactics course for first time
It’s the first time an overseas group has fully participated in the Corps’ air tactics course out of Yuma, Arizona.
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In sprint to modernize, the Corps gobbles up storied amphibious assault unit
Combat Assault Battalion officially deactivated on Oct. 12.
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Is the Corps pulling a page out of a Tom Clancy novel with Iceland rehearsal landing?
While the Iceland landing is a rehearsal for Trident Juncture, is it really a message to Russia that the Corps and NATO can and will defend Iceland against Russian aggression?
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Marine commander who stood against Hurricane Florence is headed to lead Marines in Afghanistan
Brig. Gen. Julian D. Alford will relieve the current commander of Task Force Southwest.
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F-35s with 13th MEU and Marine air wings are back to normal flight operations
F-35s have been cleared to fly out of the Marine air station in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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New bonuses target senior Marine special operators
A Marine special operator with 20 years of service may rate a $50,000 bonus.
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Broken feet and hurt shoulders: Male Marines have far more injuries than women at Infantry Officer Course
Out of 41 injuries over the past two years at IOC, only one was a female Marine.
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Few female Marines are joining the infantry, but that was expected, top Marine says
113 enlisted women and 29 officers currently are serving in previously closed jobs across the Corps.
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Counterinsurgency is here to stay: Marines plan to double foreign military training adviser group
Neller says he plans to double its size and rename it the Marine Advisor Group.
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British CH-47 crews train with Marines during air tactics course for first time
It’s the first time an overseas group has fully participated in the Corps’ air tactics course out of Yuma, Arizona.
-
In sprint to modernize, the Corps gobbles up storied amphibious assault unit
Combat Assault Battalion officially deactivated on Oct. 12.
-
Is the Corps pulling a page out of a Tom Clancy novel with Iceland rehearsal landing?
While the Iceland landing is a rehearsal for Trident Juncture, is it really a message to Russia that the Corps and NATO can and will defend Iceland against Russian aggression?
-
Marine commander who stood against Hurricane Florence is headed to lead Marines in Afghanistan
Brig. Gen. Julian D. Alford will relieve the current commander of Task Force Southwest.
-
F-35s with 13th MEU and Marine air wings are back to normal flight operations
F-35s have been cleared to fly out of the Marine air station in Beaufort, South Carolina.
-
New bonuses target senior Marine special operators
A Marine special operator with 20 years of service may rate a $50,000 bonus.
-
Broken feet and hurt shoulders: Male Marines have far more injuries than women at Infantry Officer Course
Out of 41 injuries over the past two years at IOC, only one was a female Marine.
-
Few female Marines are joining the infantry, but that was expected, top Marine says
113 enlisted women and 29 officers currently are serving in previously closed jobs across the Corps.
-
All US F-35s grounded worldwide
All F-35s have been grounded after common fuel tube problems found.
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Counterinsurgency is here to stay: Marines plan to double foreign military training adviser group
Neller says he plans to double its size and rename it the Marine Advisor Group.
-
British CH-47 crews train with Marines during air tactics course for first time
It’s the first time an overseas group has fully participated in the Corps’ air tactics course out of Yuma, Arizona.
-
In sprint to modernize, the Corps gobbles up storied amphibious assault unit
Combat Assault Battalion officially deactivated on Oct. 12.
-
Is the Corps pulling a page out of a Tom Clancy novel with Iceland rehearsal landing?
While the Iceland landing is a rehearsal for Trident Juncture, is it really a message to Russia that the Corps and NATO can and will defend Iceland against Russian aggression?
-
Marine commander who stood against Hurricane Florence is headed to lead Marines in Afghanistan
Brig. Gen. Julian D. Alford will relieve the current commander of Task Force Southwest.
-
F-35s with 13th MEU and Marine air wings are back to normal flight operations
F-35s have been cleared to fly out of the Marine air station in Beaufort, South Carolina.
-
New bonuses target senior Marine special operators
A Marine special operator with 20 years of service may rate a $50,000 bonus.
-
Broken feet and hurt shoulders: Male Marines have far more injuries than women at Infantry Officer Course
Out of 41 injuries over the past two years at IOC, only one was a female Marine.
-
Few female Marines are joining the infantry, but that was expected, top Marine says
113 enlisted women and 29 officers currently are serving in previously closed jobs across the Corps.
-
All US F-35s grounded worldwide
All F-35s have been grounded after common fuel tube problems found.
-
Counterinsurgency is here to stay: Marines plan to double foreign military training adviser group
Neller says he plans to double its size and rename it the Marine Advisor Group.













