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Bird strike causes more than $2 million in damages to Japan-based Marine Corps F-35B
The incident is currently under investigation and a complete damage assessment is underway.
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Marines experiment with ‘mini-carriers’ for their stealthy fighters
The amphibious assault ship Wasp traversed the South China Sea with 10 F-35Bs parked on the deck.
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Climate change threatens to block Marines’ access to the sea
Two of the Corps’ large amphibious training bases are threatened by rising waters and future storm damage.
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Marines prep to hit the beach (but need more ships from the Navy)
A maintenance backlog and procurement delays for amphibious ships and connectors threaten to hamper the Corps’ ability to fight at sea and prepare itself to confront a rising China.
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A Navy audit says the Marine Corps’ noncompliance with health surveys could hinder early detection of PTSD
The Corps failed to meet the deadline for post-deployment reassessment surveys for 64 percent of Marines in fiscal year 2016.
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Recording device reportedly found in women’s bathroom aboard ship with the 22nd MEU
The recording device was found in a bathroom used primarily by female Marines.
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Marine vet running Boston Marathon to honor fallen comrades completes race crawling across finish line
A Marine vet wounded in Marjah crawled across the Boston Marathon finish line Monday.
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3 Marines killed in Bagram roadside bomb blast identified by Pentagon
The deaths of the three Marines in Afghanistan are the first for the Corps in several years.
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A Navy audit says the Marine Corps could do better at suicide prevention
The audit found that none of the 43 reviewed Marine Corps command websites included a link to the crisis line.
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EA-6B Prowler, one of the saltiest warfighters in the Marine Corps, retires
The Prowler has supported the Corps in nearly every major conflict in the past 40 years.
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Bird strike causes more than $2 million in damages to Japan-based Marine Corps F-35B
The incident is currently under investigation and a complete damage assessment is underway.
-
Marines experiment with ‘mini-carriers’ for their stealthy fighters
The amphibious assault ship Wasp traversed the South China Sea with 10 F-35Bs parked on the deck.
-
Climate change threatens to block Marines’ access to the sea
Two of the Corps’ large amphibious training bases are threatened by rising waters and future storm damage.
-
Marines prep to hit the beach (but need more ships from the Navy)
A maintenance backlog and procurement delays for amphibious ships and connectors threaten to hamper the Corps’ ability to fight at sea and prepare itself to confront a rising China.
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A Navy audit says the Marine Corps’ noncompliance with health surveys could hinder early detection of PTSD
The Corps failed to meet the deadline for post-deployment reassessment surveys for 64 percent of Marines in fiscal year 2016.
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Recording device reportedly found in women’s bathroom aboard ship with the 22nd MEU
The recording device was found in a bathroom used primarily by female Marines.
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Marine vet running Boston Marathon to honor fallen comrades completes race crawling across finish line
A Marine vet wounded in Marjah crawled across the Boston Marathon finish line Monday.
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3 Marines killed in Bagram roadside bomb blast identified by Pentagon
The deaths of the three Marines in Afghanistan are the first for the Corps in several years.
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A Navy audit says the Marine Corps could do better at suicide prevention
The audit found that none of the 43 reviewed Marine Corps command websites included a link to the crisis line.
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EA-6B Prowler, one of the saltiest warfighters in the Marine Corps, retires
The Prowler has supported the Corps in nearly every major conflict in the past 40 years.
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Bird strike causes more than $2 million in damages to Japan-based Marine Corps F-35B
The incident is currently under investigation and a complete damage assessment is underway.
-
Marines experiment with ‘mini-carriers’ for their stealthy fighters
The amphibious assault ship Wasp traversed the South China Sea with 10 F-35Bs parked on the deck.
-
Climate change threatens to block Marines’ access to the sea
Two of the Corps’ large amphibious training bases are threatened by rising waters and future storm damage.
-
Marines prep to hit the beach (but need more ships from the Navy)
A maintenance backlog and procurement delays for amphibious ships and connectors threaten to hamper the Corps’ ability to fight at sea and prepare itself to confront a rising China.
-
A Navy audit says the Marine Corps’ noncompliance with health surveys could hinder early detection of PTSD
The Corps failed to meet the deadline for post-deployment reassessment surveys for 64 percent of Marines in fiscal year 2016.
-
Recording device reportedly found in women’s bathroom aboard ship with the 22nd MEU
The recording device was found in a bathroom used primarily by female Marines.
-
Marine vet running Boston Marathon to honor fallen comrades completes race crawling across finish line
A Marine vet wounded in Marjah crawled across the Boston Marathon finish line Monday.
-
3 Marines killed in Bagram roadside bomb blast identified by Pentagon
The deaths of the three Marines in Afghanistan are the first for the Corps in several years.
-
A Navy audit says the Marine Corps could do better at suicide prevention
The audit found that none of the 43 reviewed Marine Corps command websites included a link to the crisis line.
-
EA-6B Prowler, one of the saltiest warfighters in the Marine Corps, retires
The Prowler has supported the Corps in nearly every major conflict in the past 40 years.
