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3rd ‘MARSOC 3’ defendant’s case goes before top military appeals court
“More than just legal questions, I think we heard some anger from the judges,” said a lawyer for Chief Petty Officer Eric Gilmet.
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Corps to update training for new amphibious vehicles after mishaps
The transition training unit will include aviators, light armored vehicle crewmen, AAV crewmen and others.
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Navy long-range plan shows minimal growth in many warship programs
The Navy’s 2024 long-range shipbuilding plan, similar to last year’s, outlines three potential options, two of which never grow the fleet to 355 ships.
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The Marine Corps is making changes to its medical training requisites
TCCC-All Service Member training includes how to stop a hemorrhage and how to recognize a number of other critical medical issues.
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San Diego politician, a Marine vet, will resign amid assault lawsuit
Some veterans are outraged at what they see as San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s wielding of post-traumatic stress for political purposes.
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Marine acquitted of manslaughter, negligent homicide in fatal rollover
Lance Cpl. Luis Ponce-Barrera was found not guilty on all counts in a fatal 7-ton truck rollover.
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US Navy, Marines push to make virtual training more real
The sea services want to be able to practice complex scenarios in a training and simulation environment that pulls together all-domain sailors and Marines.
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Marine vet, not seen alive in a year, declared dead in Ukraine
Retired Capt. Grady Kurpasi, 50, was reportedly last seen April 26, 2022, in southern Ukraine.
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How the nation’s Corps of Marines has lost its way
Unlike force structure and equipment, which can be rebuilt if lost, ethos, once extinguished, is gone forever.
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The ‘Genesis’ of today’s recruiting crisis
Leaders blame various factors for the recruiting crisis. But some recruiters on the front lines say one big cause is missing from the conversation.
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3rd ‘MARSOC 3’ defendant’s case goes before top military appeals court
“More than just legal questions, I think we heard some anger from the judges,” said a lawyer for Chief Petty Officer Eric Gilmet.
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Corps to update training for new amphibious vehicles after mishaps
The transition training unit will include aviators, light armored vehicle crewmen, AAV crewmen and others.
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Navy long-range plan shows minimal growth in many warship programs
The Navy’s 2024 long-range shipbuilding plan, similar to last year’s, outlines three potential options, two of which never grow the fleet to 355 ships.
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The Marine Corps is making changes to its medical training requisites
TCCC-All Service Member training includes how to stop a hemorrhage and how to recognize a number of other critical medical issues.
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San Diego politician, a Marine vet, will resign amid assault lawsuit
Some veterans are outraged at what they see as San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s wielding of post-traumatic stress for political purposes.
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Marine acquitted of manslaughter, negligent homicide in fatal rollover
Lance Cpl. Luis Ponce-Barrera was found not guilty on all counts in a fatal 7-ton truck rollover.
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US Navy, Marines push to make virtual training more real
The sea services want to be able to practice complex scenarios in a training and simulation environment that pulls together all-domain sailors and Marines.
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Marine vet, not seen alive in a year, declared dead in Ukraine
Retired Capt. Grady Kurpasi, 50, was reportedly last seen April 26, 2022, in southern Ukraine.
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How the nation’s Corps of Marines has lost its way
Unlike force structure and equipment, which can be rebuilt if lost, ethos, once extinguished, is gone forever.
-
The ‘Genesis’ of today’s recruiting crisis
Leaders blame various factors for the recruiting crisis. But some recruiters on the front lines say one big cause is missing from the conversation.
-
3rd ‘MARSOC 3’ defendant’s case goes before top military appeals court
“More than just legal questions, I think we heard some anger from the judges,” said a lawyer for Chief Petty Officer Eric Gilmet.
-
Corps to update training for new amphibious vehicles after mishaps
The transition training unit will include aviators, light armored vehicle crewmen, AAV crewmen and others.
-
Navy long-range plan shows minimal growth in many warship programs
The Navy’s 2024 long-range shipbuilding plan, similar to last year’s, outlines three potential options, two of which never grow the fleet to 355 ships.
-
The Marine Corps is making changes to its medical training requisites
TCCC-All Service Member training includes how to stop a hemorrhage and how to recognize a number of other critical medical issues.
-
San Diego politician, a Marine vet, will resign amid assault lawsuit
Some veterans are outraged at what they see as San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s wielding of post-traumatic stress for political purposes.
-
Marine acquitted of manslaughter, negligent homicide in fatal rollover
Lance Cpl. Luis Ponce-Barrera was found not guilty on all counts in a fatal 7-ton truck rollover.
-
US Navy, Marines push to make virtual training more real
The sea services want to be able to practice complex scenarios in a training and simulation environment that pulls together all-domain sailors and Marines.
-
Marine vet, not seen alive in a year, declared dead in Ukraine
Retired Capt. Grady Kurpasi, 50, was reportedly last seen April 26, 2022, in southern Ukraine.
-
How the nation’s Corps of Marines has lost its way
Unlike force structure and equipment, which can be rebuilt if lost, ethos, once extinguished, is gone forever.
-
The ‘Genesis’ of today’s recruiting crisis
Leaders blame various factors for the recruiting crisis. But some recruiters on the front lines say one big cause is missing from the conversation.
