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It soon may be a 15 Marine rifle squad ― most likely for MEU deployments
In May the commandant decided to cut a Marine from the rifle squad to 12.
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The Corps is in search of a better fitting pouch for its new Magpul magazine
The Corps could purchase up to 500,000 new magazine pouches.
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The Carl Gustaf is getting a ‘game changing’ laser-guided munition
The new laser precision guided round from Raytheon will have a 2000-meter range and carry a multi-target warhead.
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Marines connect F-35 jet to HIMARS rocket shot for first time
It’s the first time the Corps destroyed a target by connecting an F-35B with a HIMARS rocket shot.
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This armor-wrecking LAV with 2000 Marines and sailors will be steaming toward Norway
Trident Juncture will be NATO’s largest exercise in more than a decade.
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Assistant commandant retires after 39 years of service to the Corps
Gen. Walters will become the 20th president of the Citadel.
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Afghanistan F-35B strike honors first Marine aviator awarded the Medal of Honor
Capt. Henry Elrod was awarded the Medal of Honor for his defense of Wake Island during World War II.
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More than 7,000 Marines could get the boot ― and maybe sooner than they expect
The Corps says it can start administrative separation procedures before the policy’s 12-month mark.
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F-35B Afghanistan airstrike honors fallen Marine squadron commander
Lt. Col. Christopher Raible was killed in the infamous 2012 attack on Camp Bastion.
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This is the new ski system the Marine Corps just chose to help increase Arctic mobility
The Scout skis are shorter and wider than traditional backcountry military skis.
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It soon may be a 15 Marine rifle squad ― most likely for MEU deployments
In May the commandant decided to cut a Marine from the rifle squad to 12.
-
The Corps is in search of a better fitting pouch for its new Magpul magazine
The Corps could purchase up to 500,000 new magazine pouches.
-
The Carl Gustaf is getting a ‘game changing’ laser-guided munition
The new laser precision guided round from Raytheon will have a 2000-meter range and carry a multi-target warhead.
-
Marines connect F-35 jet to HIMARS rocket shot for first time
It’s the first time the Corps destroyed a target by connecting an F-35B with a HIMARS rocket shot.
-
This armor-wrecking LAV with 2000 Marines and sailors will be steaming toward Norway
Trident Juncture will be NATO’s largest exercise in more than a decade.
-
Assistant commandant retires after 39 years of service to the Corps
Gen. Walters will become the 20th president of the Citadel.
-
Afghanistan F-35B strike honors first Marine aviator awarded the Medal of Honor
Capt. Henry Elrod was awarded the Medal of Honor for his defense of Wake Island during World War II.
-
More than 7,000 Marines could get the boot ― and maybe sooner than they expect
The Corps says it can start administrative separation procedures before the policy’s 12-month mark.
-
F-35B Afghanistan airstrike honors fallen Marine squadron commander
Lt. Col. Christopher Raible was killed in the infamous 2012 attack on Camp Bastion.
-
This is the new ski system the Marine Corps just chose to help increase Arctic mobility
The Scout skis are shorter and wider than traditional backcountry military skis.
-
It soon may be a 15 Marine rifle squad ― most likely for MEU deployments
In May the commandant decided to cut a Marine from the rifle squad to 12.
-
The Corps is in search of a better fitting pouch for its new Magpul magazine
The Corps could purchase up to 500,000 new magazine pouches.
-
The Carl Gustaf is getting a ‘game changing’ laser-guided munition
The new laser precision guided round from Raytheon will have a 2000-meter range and carry a multi-target warhead.
-
Marines connect F-35 jet to HIMARS rocket shot for first time
It’s the first time the Corps destroyed a target by connecting an F-35B with a HIMARS rocket shot.
-
This armor-wrecking LAV with 2000 Marines and sailors will be steaming toward Norway
Trident Juncture will be NATO’s largest exercise in more than a decade.
-
Assistant commandant retires after 39 years of service to the Corps
Gen. Walters will become the 20th president of the Citadel.
-
Afghanistan F-35B strike honors first Marine aviator awarded the Medal of Honor
Capt. Henry Elrod was awarded the Medal of Honor for his defense of Wake Island during World War II.
-
More than 7,000 Marines could get the boot ― and maybe sooner than they expect
The Corps says it can start administrative separation procedures before the policy’s 12-month mark.
-
F-35B Afghanistan airstrike honors fallen Marine squadron commander
Lt. Col. Christopher Raible was killed in the infamous 2012 attack on Camp Bastion.
-
This is the new ski system the Marine Corps just chose to help increase Arctic mobility
The Scout skis are shorter and wider than traditional backcountry military skis.
