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How the Osprey grounding affected a Marine unit in the Indo-Pacific
Without Ospreys, the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit can still carry out its missions, according to its commander. But it has made things harder.
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Job changes have come to the Marine Corps ― what you need to know
In the Marine Corps’ revised job manual: reconnaissance snipers, enlisted Marine historians, warrant officers who care for the dead and more.
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Marine amphibious vehicles on track for safety milestone
The service remains on track to recertify all roughly 300 operators of the amphibious combat vehicle on how to operate it safely in water.
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New in 2024: Dress slacks for women to replace last required skirt
Female Marines will have the option of wearing the new evening dress slacks in time for the Marine Corps birthday balls in November.
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Corporal honored for saving fellow Marine’s life after a hit-and-run
Without Cpl. Caleb Williams, Lance Cpl. Anahi Anaya said, “I would not be here today.”
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New in 2024: Marines’ camouflage uniform shortage to get fixed
Marines finally will see fully stocked shelves of camouflage uniforms in summer 2024.
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Marine embassy security guard dies on duty in Republic of Congo
Lance Cpl. Nicholas Maurice Dural, 20, of Lafayette, Louisiana, had been serving at the U.S. embassy in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, since April.
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New in 2024: Marines start moving from Japan to new base on Guam
In 2024, the United States and Japan plan to spend more than $1 billion on construction at Camp Blaz, Guam.
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Far more Marines died in car crashes in 2023 than in other accidents
The summer was a particularly difficult time for the Marine Corps in terms of both on- and off-duty accidents.
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The Marine Corps has trained its final 8 scout snipers
The Marine Corps is cutting infantry battalions’ scout sniper platoons and replacing them with scout platoons.
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How the Osprey grounding affected a Marine unit in the Indo-Pacific
Without Ospreys, the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit can still carry out its missions, according to its commander. But it has made things harder.
-
Job changes have come to the Marine Corps ― what you need to know
In the Marine Corps’ revised job manual: reconnaissance snipers, enlisted Marine historians, warrant officers who care for the dead and more.
-
Marine amphibious vehicles on track for safety milestone
The service remains on track to recertify all roughly 300 operators of the amphibious combat vehicle on how to operate it safely in water.
-
New in 2024: Dress slacks for women to replace last required skirt
Female Marines will have the option of wearing the new evening dress slacks in time for the Marine Corps birthday balls in November.
-
Corporal honored for saving fellow Marine’s life after a hit-and-run
Without Cpl. Caleb Williams, Lance Cpl. Anahi Anaya said, “I would not be here today.”
-
New in 2024: Marines’ camouflage uniform shortage to get fixed
Marines finally will see fully stocked shelves of camouflage uniforms in summer 2024.
-
Marine embassy security guard dies on duty in Republic of Congo
Lance Cpl. Nicholas Maurice Dural, 20, of Lafayette, Louisiana, had been serving at the U.S. embassy in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, since April.
-
New in 2024: Marines start moving from Japan to new base on Guam
In 2024, the United States and Japan plan to spend more than $1 billion on construction at Camp Blaz, Guam.
-
Far more Marines died in car crashes in 2023 than in other accidents
The summer was a particularly difficult time for the Marine Corps in terms of both on- and off-duty accidents.
-
The Marine Corps has trained its final 8 scout snipers
The Marine Corps is cutting infantry battalions’ scout sniper platoons and replacing them with scout platoons.
-
How the Osprey grounding affected a Marine unit in the Indo-Pacific
Without Ospreys, the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit can still carry out its missions, according to its commander. But it has made things harder.
-
Job changes have come to the Marine Corps ― what you need to know
In the Marine Corps’ revised job manual: reconnaissance snipers, enlisted Marine historians, warrant officers who care for the dead and more.
-
Marine amphibious vehicles on track for safety milestone
The service remains on track to recertify all roughly 300 operators of the amphibious combat vehicle on how to operate it safely in water.
-
New in 2024: Dress slacks for women to replace last required skirt
Female Marines will have the option of wearing the new evening dress slacks in time for the Marine Corps birthday balls in November.
-
Corporal honored for saving fellow Marine’s life after a hit-and-run
Without Cpl. Caleb Williams, Lance Cpl. Anahi Anaya said, “I would not be here today.”
-
New in 2024: Marines’ camouflage uniform shortage to get fixed
Marines finally will see fully stocked shelves of camouflage uniforms in summer 2024.
-
Marine embassy security guard dies on duty in Republic of Congo
Lance Cpl. Nicholas Maurice Dural, 20, of Lafayette, Louisiana, had been serving at the U.S. embassy in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, since April.
-
New in 2024: Marines start moving from Japan to new base on Guam
In 2024, the United States and Japan plan to spend more than $1 billion on construction at Camp Blaz, Guam.
-
Far more Marines died in car crashes in 2023 than in other accidents
The summer was a particularly difficult time for the Marine Corps in terms of both on- and off-duty accidents.
-
The Marine Corps has trained its final 8 scout snipers
The Marine Corps is cutting infantry battalions’ scout sniper platoons and replacing them with scout platoons.
