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Marines called in to bolster embassy security in Haiti amid violence
The squad size element is part of the Marine Security Guard Augmentation Unit.
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‘Hero of Nasiriyah’ set to retire after 30 years of service to the Corps
Eighteen Marines lost their lives and roughly seven AAVs were destroyed in the fight to secure Nasiriyah.
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Moving data at the tip of the spear: Communications Marine helps strengthen security bubble in Helmand
Marine Sgt. Brooke Sharp, who was among the first Marines returning to Afghanistan, will be honored as this year’s Marine Corps Times Service Member of the Year.
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Silence on Syria: This is why the Corps is mum on recent operations
During the push to liberate the ISIS self-declared capital of Raqqa, a Marine artillery battery’s barrage of the city was of a level not seen since the Vietnam War.
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As the Corps moves to the ACV, Taiwan wants more AAVs
Taiwan already has 54 AAVs; the additional 36 will bolster the current fleet.
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Marine standing guard at DC Barracks in stable condition after self-inflicted gunshot wound
The Marine has been taken to the George Washington University Hospital in Washington.
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Russia warns of consequences following Norway’s call for more Marines
Norway’s decision to invite 700 Marines to Norway has ruffled Russia’s feathers.
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One US special operations member killed, several wounded in attack in Somalia
U.S. forces were supported by an armed drone.
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Sergeant awarded Navy and Marine Corps medal for disarming suicidal Marine
The incident involved a loaded rifle, ammunition and alcohol bottles strewn about and a struggling Marine armed with two semi-automatic pistols.
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Marine awarded Silver Star for Vietnam heroics a half century later
Kelley refused to allow his position to be captured by the enemy, “and ignoring his own wounds, murderously engaged the enemy until they broke contact.”
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Marines called in to bolster embassy security in Haiti amid violence
The squad size element is part of the Marine Security Guard Augmentation Unit.
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‘Hero of Nasiriyah’ set to retire after 30 years of service to the Corps
Eighteen Marines lost their lives and roughly seven AAVs were destroyed in the fight to secure Nasiriyah.
-
Moving data at the tip of the spear: Communications Marine helps strengthen security bubble in Helmand
Marine Sgt. Brooke Sharp, who was among the first Marines returning to Afghanistan, will be honored as this year’s Marine Corps Times Service Member of the Year.
-
Silence on Syria: This is why the Corps is mum on recent operations
During the push to liberate the ISIS self-declared capital of Raqqa, a Marine artillery battery’s barrage of the city was of a level not seen since the Vietnam War.
-
As the Corps moves to the ACV, Taiwan wants more AAVs
Taiwan already has 54 AAVs; the additional 36 will bolster the current fleet.
-
Marine standing guard at DC Barracks in stable condition after self-inflicted gunshot wound
The Marine has been taken to the George Washington University Hospital in Washington.
-
Russia warns of consequences following Norway’s call for more Marines
Norway’s decision to invite 700 Marines to Norway has ruffled Russia’s feathers.
-
One US special operations member killed, several wounded in attack in Somalia
U.S. forces were supported by an armed drone.
-
Sergeant awarded Navy and Marine Corps medal for disarming suicidal Marine
The incident involved a loaded rifle, ammunition and alcohol bottles strewn about and a struggling Marine armed with two semi-automatic pistols.
-
Marine awarded Silver Star for Vietnam heroics a half century later
Kelley refused to allow his position to be captured by the enemy, “and ignoring his own wounds, murderously engaged the enemy until they broke contact.”
-
Marines called in to bolster embassy security in Haiti amid violence
The squad size element is part of the Marine Security Guard Augmentation Unit.
-
‘Hero of Nasiriyah’ set to retire after 30 years of service to the Corps
Eighteen Marines lost their lives and roughly seven AAVs were destroyed in the fight to secure Nasiriyah.
-
Moving data at the tip of the spear: Communications Marine helps strengthen security bubble in Helmand
Marine Sgt. Brooke Sharp, who was among the first Marines returning to Afghanistan, will be honored as this year’s Marine Corps Times Service Member of the Year.
-
Silence on Syria: This is why the Corps is mum on recent operations
During the push to liberate the ISIS self-declared capital of Raqqa, a Marine artillery battery’s barrage of the city was of a level not seen since the Vietnam War.
-
As the Corps moves to the ACV, Taiwan wants more AAVs
Taiwan already has 54 AAVs; the additional 36 will bolster the current fleet.
-
Marine standing guard at DC Barracks in stable condition after self-inflicted gunshot wound
The Marine has been taken to the George Washington University Hospital in Washington.
-
Russia warns of consequences following Norway’s call for more Marines
Norway’s decision to invite 700 Marines to Norway has ruffled Russia’s feathers.
-
One US special operations member killed, several wounded in attack in Somalia
U.S. forces were supported by an armed drone.
-
Sergeant awarded Navy and Marine Corps medal for disarming suicidal Marine
The incident involved a loaded rifle, ammunition and alcohol bottles strewn about and a struggling Marine armed with two semi-automatic pistols.
-
Marine awarded Silver Star for Vietnam heroics a half century later
Kelley refused to allow his position to be captured by the enemy, “and ignoring his own wounds, murderously engaged the enemy until they broke contact.”
