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New Marine information command aims to sync up data operations
The Marine Corps recently activated a two-star command that it hopes will better coordinate its information operations.
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Feds drop lobbying probe of retired Marine general, lawyer says
The Justice Department dropped its probe of retired four-star Gen. John Allen for his role in an alleged illegal foreign lobbying campaign.
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All Marines can now take nearly 3 months of parental leave
Previously, secondary caregivers in the Marine Corps had received three weeks of parental leave.
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Car catches fire after attempt to break onto California Marine base
The base temporarily closed the main gate, but reopened it at approximately 9 p.m. Friday.
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Marine Corps officially opens Guam base, with an eye toward China
Camp Blaz will ultimately be home to about 5,000 Marines.
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Prosecution experts in ‘MARSOC 3′ trial say fistfight killed Army vet
“I found a brain that was severely traumatized,” he said, describing the blood, hemorrhaging, bruising and dead tissue.
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Hawaii Marine infantry unit folds, while refueling unit activates
Both changes are tied to Force Design 2030, the Pacific-focused restructuring of the Marine Corps.
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In homicide trial, Marine Raiders’ defense seeks other causes of death
Defense lawyers worked to sow doubt about the prosecution’s theory that former Green Beret Rick Rodriguez died because of his head injury.
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New ‘black box’ pilot program aims to reduce military rollover deaths
Data recorders will be sufficiently installed on at least six kinds of commonly operated tactical vehicles.
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Unwise divestments are crippling US Marine Corps aviation
The reductions are not the result of insufficient funding or mandated cuts in personnel; the wounds have been self-inflicted.
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New Marine information command aims to sync up data operations
The Marine Corps recently activated a two-star command that it hopes will better coordinate its information operations.
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Feds drop lobbying probe of retired Marine general, lawyer says
The Justice Department dropped its probe of retired four-star Gen. John Allen for his role in an alleged illegal foreign lobbying campaign.
-
All Marines can now take nearly 3 months of parental leave
Previously, secondary caregivers in the Marine Corps had received three weeks of parental leave.
-
Car catches fire after attempt to break onto California Marine base
The base temporarily closed the main gate, but reopened it at approximately 9 p.m. Friday.
-
Marine Corps officially opens Guam base, with an eye toward China
Camp Blaz will ultimately be home to about 5,000 Marines.
-
Prosecution experts in ‘MARSOC 3′ trial say fistfight killed Army vet
“I found a brain that was severely traumatized,” he said, describing the blood, hemorrhaging, bruising and dead tissue.
-
Hawaii Marine infantry unit folds, while refueling unit activates
Both changes are tied to Force Design 2030, the Pacific-focused restructuring of the Marine Corps.
-
In homicide trial, Marine Raiders’ defense seeks other causes of death
Defense lawyers worked to sow doubt about the prosecution’s theory that former Green Beret Rick Rodriguez died because of his head injury.
-
New ‘black box’ pilot program aims to reduce military rollover deaths
Data recorders will be sufficiently installed on at least six kinds of commonly operated tactical vehicles.
-
Unwise divestments are crippling US Marine Corps aviation
The reductions are not the result of insufficient funding or mandated cuts in personnel; the wounds have been self-inflicted.
-
New Marine information command aims to sync up data operations
The Marine Corps recently activated a two-star command that it hopes will better coordinate its information operations.
-
Feds drop lobbying probe of retired Marine general, lawyer says
The Justice Department dropped its probe of retired four-star Gen. John Allen for his role in an alleged illegal foreign lobbying campaign.
-
All Marines can now take nearly 3 months of parental leave
Previously, secondary caregivers in the Marine Corps had received three weeks of parental leave.
-
Car catches fire after attempt to break onto California Marine base
The base temporarily closed the main gate, but reopened it at approximately 9 p.m. Friday.
-
Marine Corps officially opens Guam base, with an eye toward China
Camp Blaz will ultimately be home to about 5,000 Marines.
-
Prosecution experts in ‘MARSOC 3′ trial say fistfight killed Army vet
“I found a brain that was severely traumatized,” he said, describing the blood, hemorrhaging, bruising and dead tissue.
-
Hawaii Marine infantry unit folds, while refueling unit activates
Both changes are tied to Force Design 2030, the Pacific-focused restructuring of the Marine Corps.
-
In homicide trial, Marine Raiders’ defense seeks other causes of death
Defense lawyers worked to sow doubt about the prosecution’s theory that former Green Beret Rick Rodriguez died because of his head injury.
-
New ‘black box’ pilot program aims to reduce military rollover deaths
Data recorders will be sufficiently installed on at least six kinds of commonly operated tactical vehicles.
-
Unwise divestments are crippling US Marine Corps aviation
The reductions are not the result of insufficient funding or mandated cuts in personnel; the wounds have been self-inflicted.
