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Shrinking the infantry squad: Why the Corps wants to fight with fewer Marines
The Corps is cutting manpower in the infantry squad: from 13 Marines down to 12.
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Marines bolster security across the Middle East as US opens embassy in Jerusalem
Corps officials would not detail how many Marines were sent or at what locations, but stated the Marines were part of the Marine Security Guard Security Augmentation Unit.
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The time the Corps wore shoulder unit patches
The Corps actually has a short history of unit shoulder patches that starts in World War I with the beloved 13th commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Grunts may be one step closer to getting this Ops-Core style helmet
The Corps is about to kick off a ballistics study between the currently fielded mid-cut enhanced combat helmet and a high-cut version.
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Are Philippine Marines getting the gear they need?
A hodgepodge of weapons on display during an international exercise in the Philippines may highlight serious supply shortfalls for Philippine Marines.
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How a lack of aircraft emergency escape training ended in tragedy in Australia MV-22 crash
Most of the passengers, members of Golf Battery with 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines, were ill trained and unprepared for the events that unfolded that day.
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UK drops millions on new SA80 rifle upgrade
The British Army is sinking £5.4 million into Heckler & Koch to upgrade its standard issue SA80 rifle to help prolong its life beyond 2025, according to the U.K. Ministry of Defence. The current issued SA80 is the A2 and will be upgraded to the A3 variant U.K. officials announced in April. And the British…
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Vietnam War Marine posthumously awarded Silver Star for fighting off ambush with a pistol
The Silver Star was presented to the Marine’s brothers and sister Tuesday at Camp Pendleton.
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Could changes to TAP curb veteran suicide?
Transforming the way service members are prepared for life after the military could curb veteran unemployment, homelessness and suicide. Or, at least that’s the hope behind a new bill being introduced in Congress Thursday that seeks to strengthen the Defense Department’s mandatory Transition Assistance Program.
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Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient to be buried at Arlington
Retired Marine Col. Wesley Fox will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
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Shrinking the infantry squad: Why the Corps wants to fight with fewer Marines
The Corps is cutting manpower in the infantry squad: from 13 Marines down to 12.
-
Marines bolster security across the Middle East as US opens embassy in Jerusalem
Corps officials would not detail how many Marines were sent or at what locations, but stated the Marines were part of the Marine Security Guard Security Augmentation Unit.
-
The time the Corps wore shoulder unit patches
The Corps actually has a short history of unit shoulder patches that starts in World War I with the beloved 13th commandant of the Marine Corps.
-
Grunts may be one step closer to getting this Ops-Core style helmet
The Corps is about to kick off a ballistics study between the currently fielded mid-cut enhanced combat helmet and a high-cut version.
-
Are Philippine Marines getting the gear they need?
A hodgepodge of weapons on display during an international exercise in the Philippines may highlight serious supply shortfalls for Philippine Marines.
-
How a lack of aircraft emergency escape training ended in tragedy in Australia MV-22 crash
Most of the passengers, members of Golf Battery with 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines, were ill trained and unprepared for the events that unfolded that day.
-
UK drops millions on new SA80 rifle upgrade
The British Army is sinking £5.4 million into Heckler & Koch to upgrade its standard issue SA80 rifle to help prolong its life beyond 2025, according to the U.K. Ministry of Defence. The current issued SA80 is the A2 and will be upgraded to the A3 variant U.K. officials announced in April. And the British…
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Vietnam War Marine posthumously awarded Silver Star for fighting off ambush with a pistol
The Silver Star was presented to the Marine’s brothers and sister Tuesday at Camp Pendleton.
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Could changes to TAP curb veteran suicide?
Transforming the way service members are prepared for life after the military could curb veteran unemployment, homelessness and suicide. Or, at least that’s the hope behind a new bill being introduced in Congress Thursday that seeks to strengthen the Defense Department’s mandatory Transition Assistance Program.
-
Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient to be buried at Arlington
Retired Marine Col. Wesley Fox will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
-
Shrinking the infantry squad: Why the Corps wants to fight with fewer Marines
The Corps is cutting manpower in the infantry squad: from 13 Marines down to 12.
-
Marines bolster security across the Middle East as US opens embassy in Jerusalem
Corps officials would not detail how many Marines were sent or at what locations, but stated the Marines were part of the Marine Security Guard Security Augmentation Unit.
-
The time the Corps wore shoulder unit patches
The Corps actually has a short history of unit shoulder patches that starts in World War I with the beloved 13th commandant of the Marine Corps.
-
Grunts may be one step closer to getting this Ops-Core style helmet
The Corps is about to kick off a ballistics study between the currently fielded mid-cut enhanced combat helmet and a high-cut version.
-
Are Philippine Marines getting the gear they need?
A hodgepodge of weapons on display during an international exercise in the Philippines may highlight serious supply shortfalls for Philippine Marines.
-
How a lack of aircraft emergency escape training ended in tragedy in Australia MV-22 crash
Most of the passengers, members of Golf Battery with 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines, were ill trained and unprepared for the events that unfolded that day.
-
UK drops millions on new SA80 rifle upgrade
The British Army is sinking £5.4 million into Heckler & Koch to upgrade its standard issue SA80 rifle to help prolong its life beyond 2025, according to the U.K. Ministry of Defence. The current issued SA80 is the A2 and will be upgraded to the A3 variant U.K. officials announced in April. And the British…
-
Vietnam War Marine posthumously awarded Silver Star for fighting off ambush with a pistol
The Silver Star was presented to the Marine’s brothers and sister Tuesday at Camp Pendleton.
-
Could changes to TAP curb veteran suicide?
Transforming the way service members are prepared for life after the military could curb veteran unemployment, homelessness and suicide. Or, at least that’s the hope behind a new bill being introduced in Congress Thursday that seeks to strengthen the Defense Department’s mandatory Transition Assistance Program.
-
Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient to be buried at Arlington
Retired Marine Col. Wesley Fox will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
