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As 2 of the ‘MARSOC 3’ go on trial for homicide, the 3rd gets immunity
In a trial that started Tuesday, Gunnery Sgts. Daniel Draher and Joshua Negron are facing charges that include involuntary manslaughter.
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8 crayon flavors Marines would actually enjoy eating
If crayons really came in Marine flavors, these would be the top choices.
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Marine colonel relieved of command amid investigation into ACV mishap
In relieving Col. John Medeiros, the Marine Corps cited “a loss of trust and confidence in his ability to command.”
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Marine vet admits to defrauding VA, threatening investigator
Kamil Wakulik, 38, claimed to have gotten PTSD from recovering dead bodies after natural disasters in the Philippines and Thailand as a Marine.
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Japan to OK new US Marine littoral regiment on Okinawa
Japan on Wednesday will formally approve U.S. plans for a new Marine quick-reaction force on Okinawa.
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To recruit Gen Z, the top Marine makes an appeal to older generations
The top Marine thinks young people need to hear more about the value of serving. And not from him.
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Marine who dumped thousands of rounds of stolen ammo loses appeal
Former Sgt. Gunnar Naughton used to think, “I’m a Marine,” he said. “Now I wake up in the morning and go to bed at night haunted by the word ‘felon.’”
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With 2 Sikhs headed to Marine boot camp, legal battle is ongoing
Jaskirat Singh and Milaap Singh Chahal plan to ship off to boot camp “as soon as their personal circumstances allow.”
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Camouflage combat utility uniforms OK’d for Pentagon Marines
Marines already have been milling around the food court and strolling the hallways of the Pentagon in their cammies.
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New F-35 engine deliveries suspended amid ongoing investigation
Pratt & Whitney’s deliveries of F135 engines are on hold while the U.S. military and contractors try to find the root cause of a Dec. 15 F-35 mishap.
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As 2 of the ‘MARSOC 3’ go on trial for homicide, the 3rd gets immunity
In a trial that started Tuesday, Gunnery Sgts. Daniel Draher and Joshua Negron are facing charges that include involuntary manslaughter.
-
8 crayon flavors Marines would actually enjoy eating
If crayons really came in Marine flavors, these would be the top choices.
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Marine colonel relieved of command amid investigation into ACV mishap
In relieving Col. John Medeiros, the Marine Corps cited “a loss of trust and confidence in his ability to command.”
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Marine vet admits to defrauding VA, threatening investigator
Kamil Wakulik, 38, claimed to have gotten PTSD from recovering dead bodies after natural disasters in the Philippines and Thailand as a Marine.
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Japan to OK new US Marine littoral regiment on Okinawa
Japan on Wednesday will formally approve U.S. plans for a new Marine quick-reaction force on Okinawa.
-
To recruit Gen Z, the top Marine makes an appeal to older generations
The top Marine thinks young people need to hear more about the value of serving. And not from him.
-
Marine who dumped thousands of rounds of stolen ammo loses appeal
Former Sgt. Gunnar Naughton used to think, “I’m a Marine,” he said. “Now I wake up in the morning and go to bed at night haunted by the word ‘felon.’”
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With 2 Sikhs headed to Marine boot camp, legal battle is ongoing
Jaskirat Singh and Milaap Singh Chahal plan to ship off to boot camp “as soon as their personal circumstances allow.”
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Camouflage combat utility uniforms OK’d for Pentagon Marines
Marines already have been milling around the food court and strolling the hallways of the Pentagon in their cammies.
-
New F-35 engine deliveries suspended amid ongoing investigation
Pratt & Whitney’s deliveries of F135 engines are on hold while the U.S. military and contractors try to find the root cause of a Dec. 15 F-35 mishap.
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As 2 of the ‘MARSOC 3’ go on trial for homicide, the 3rd gets immunity
In a trial that started Tuesday, Gunnery Sgts. Daniel Draher and Joshua Negron are facing charges that include involuntary manslaughter.
-
8 crayon flavors Marines would actually enjoy eating
If crayons really came in Marine flavors, these would be the top choices.
-
Marine colonel relieved of command amid investigation into ACV mishap
In relieving Col. John Medeiros, the Marine Corps cited “a loss of trust and confidence in his ability to command.”
-
Marine vet admits to defrauding VA, threatening investigator
Kamil Wakulik, 38, claimed to have gotten PTSD from recovering dead bodies after natural disasters in the Philippines and Thailand as a Marine.
-
Japan to OK new US Marine littoral regiment on Okinawa
Japan on Wednesday will formally approve U.S. plans for a new Marine quick-reaction force on Okinawa.
-
To recruit Gen Z, the top Marine makes an appeal to older generations
The top Marine thinks young people need to hear more about the value of serving. And not from him.
-
Marine who dumped thousands of rounds of stolen ammo loses appeal
Former Sgt. Gunnar Naughton used to think, “I’m a Marine,” he said. “Now I wake up in the morning and go to bed at night haunted by the word ‘felon.’”
-
With 2 Sikhs headed to Marine boot camp, legal battle is ongoing
Jaskirat Singh and Milaap Singh Chahal plan to ship off to boot camp “as soon as their personal circumstances allow.”
-
Camouflage combat utility uniforms OK’d for Pentagon Marines
Marines already have been milling around the food court and strolling the hallways of the Pentagon in their cammies.
-
New F-35 engine deliveries suspended amid ongoing investigation
Pratt & Whitney’s deliveries of F135 engines are on hold while the U.S. military and contractors try to find the root cause of a Dec. 15 F-35 mishap.
