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Marine Corps amphibious council should include a parent of service member killed in AAV
It not only would be smart optics. It would be justice, and then some, this op-ed author says.
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Judge warns about use of embarrassing sex terms in Marine’s murder trial of Green Beret
Military judge to decide if statements discussing sexually embarrassing acts can be shared with jury.
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This proposal would increase troops’ life insurance max to $500,000
The extra $100,000 proposed would reflect inflation levels, lawmakers say.
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Deported Marine veteran sues to get naturalization interview in US
A 53-year-old Marine Corps veteran who was deported after a driving under the influence conviction is suing the U.S. government.
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Former Arizona National Guard leader jumps into US Senate race
Retired Maj. Gen. Michael “Mick” McGuire, an Air Force Academy graduate, is the second major Republican looking to unseat Democrat Mark Kelly.
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Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam lifts lockdown following bomb threat; investigation ongoing
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, is investigating a bomb threat that prompted the base to lock down for hours.
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Another official resigns over censored Memorial Day speech
Cindy Suchan, chair of the Memorial Day parade committee and president of the Hudson American Legion Auxiliary, stepped down nearly a week after the ceremony.
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Is the Navy ready to repair battle-damaged ships in wartime?
A government watchdog report questions the sea service’s capabilities.
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Murder trial of Marine Raider in death of Army Green Beret begins Monday
Gunnery Sgt. Mario Madera-Rodriguez begins what is scheduled to be a three-week trial at Norfolk Naval Station, Virginia.
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American Legion official resigns over censored Memorial Day speech
American Legion leaders in Ohio also suspended the post’s charter and are taking steps to close it after the head of the post stepped down.
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Marine Corps amphibious council should include a parent of service member killed in AAV
It not only would be smart optics. It would be justice, and then some, this op-ed author says.
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Judge warns about use of embarrassing sex terms in Marine’s murder trial of Green Beret
Military judge to decide if statements discussing sexually embarrassing acts can be shared with jury.
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This proposal would increase troops’ life insurance max to $500,000
The extra $100,000 proposed would reflect inflation levels, lawmakers say.
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Deported Marine veteran sues to get naturalization interview in US
A 53-year-old Marine Corps veteran who was deported after a driving under the influence conviction is suing the U.S. government.
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Former Arizona National Guard leader jumps into US Senate race
Retired Maj. Gen. Michael “Mick” McGuire, an Air Force Academy graduate, is the second major Republican looking to unseat Democrat Mark Kelly.
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Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam lifts lockdown following bomb threat; investigation ongoing
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, is investigating a bomb threat that prompted the base to lock down for hours.
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Another official resigns over censored Memorial Day speech
Cindy Suchan, chair of the Memorial Day parade committee and president of the Hudson American Legion Auxiliary, stepped down nearly a week after the ceremony.
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Is the Navy ready to repair battle-damaged ships in wartime?
A government watchdog report questions the sea service’s capabilities.
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Murder trial of Marine Raider in death of Army Green Beret begins Monday
Gunnery Sgt. Mario Madera-Rodriguez begins what is scheduled to be a three-week trial at Norfolk Naval Station, Virginia.
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American Legion official resigns over censored Memorial Day speech
American Legion leaders in Ohio also suspended the post’s charter and are taking steps to close it after the head of the post stepped down.
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Marine Corps amphibious council should include a parent of service member killed in AAV
It not only would be smart optics. It would be justice, and then some, this op-ed author says.
-
Judge warns about use of embarrassing sex terms in Marine’s murder trial of Green Beret
Military judge to decide if statements discussing sexually embarrassing acts can be shared with jury.
-
This proposal would increase troops’ life insurance max to $500,000
The extra $100,000 proposed would reflect inflation levels, lawmakers say.
-
Deported Marine veteran sues to get naturalization interview in US
A 53-year-old Marine Corps veteran who was deported after a driving under the influence conviction is suing the U.S. government.
-
Former Arizona National Guard leader jumps into US Senate race
Retired Maj. Gen. Michael “Mick” McGuire, an Air Force Academy graduate, is the second major Republican looking to unseat Democrat Mark Kelly.
-
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam lifts lockdown following bomb threat; investigation ongoing
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, is investigating a bomb threat that prompted the base to lock down for hours.
-
Another official resigns over censored Memorial Day speech
Cindy Suchan, chair of the Memorial Day parade committee and president of the Hudson American Legion Auxiliary, stepped down nearly a week after the ceremony.
-
Is the Navy ready to repair battle-damaged ships in wartime?
A government watchdog report questions the sea service’s capabilities.
-
Murder trial of Marine Raider in death of Army Green Beret begins Monday
Gunnery Sgt. Mario Madera-Rodriguez begins what is scheduled to be a three-week trial at Norfolk Naval Station, Virginia.
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American Legion official resigns over censored Memorial Day speech
American Legion leaders in Ohio also suspended the post’s charter and are taking steps to close it after the head of the post stepped down.
