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Marine inspector general who failed to properly train troops is relieved of his duties after eight Marines and one sailor died in amphibious tank disaster off San Diego coast Major General Robert Castellvi has been relieved of his duties by the United States Marine Corps, the military announced on Wednesday On July 30, a seafaring armored tank sank off San Clemente Island 70 miles from the San Diego coast, killing eight Marines and one sailor  The Marine Corps has said the accident was caused ...

US Marine Corps takes additional action against senior leader over amphibious vehicle accident that killed nine One of the US Marine Corps’ senior leaders won’t return to his previous role as Inspector General of the Marines after additional disciplinary action was taken against him for his role in an amphibious vehicle training accident last July off the coast of southern California that left nine people dead. Major General Robert F. Castellvi, the former Commanding General of the 1st Mari...

The DePaulia Justin Jackson, Contributing Writer|June 6, 2021 On May 12, several high-ranking officers and military members discussed how to overcome toxicity and lack of leadership amongst the ranks in an online open discussion. This is not just a simple problem that can go away, and the culture alone starts with its leadership. Many Army service members who are now coming into their roles as officers and soldiers alike are speaking up about needed change. Second Lieutenant Gillian Longoria sa...

Shares Retired Army Lt. Gen. Harold “Hal” Gregory Moore, co-author of the book “We Were Soldiers Once…and Young,” Harold Gregory “Hal” Moore, Jr. (born February 13, 1922) was a retired Lieutenant General in the United States Army. Moore is a recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross, which is the second highest military decoration of the United States Army. He was the lieutenant colonel in command of the 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, at...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Council for Dredging and Marine Construction Safety (CDMCS) have inked a strengthened partnership on safety and discussed ways, through shared understanding and commitment, to create and sustain an injury-free workplace and safety-first culture for the men and women of the dredging and marine construction industry.

Maritime Activity Reports, Inc. June 4, 2021 From left: Tiffany Burroughs, Chief of Navigation, USACE; Richard Balzano, Executive Director, Dredging Contractors of America; Al Wong, Deputy Chief of Safety, USACE; Michael Gerhardt, Executive Director, CDMCS; MG William H. Graham, Deputy Commanding General for Civil and Emergency Operations, USACE; Keith Jones, Floating Plant Manager, USACE; Devon Carlock, President, CDMCS; Tom Smith, Chief of Operations and Regulatory, USACE;...

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Outgoing Comm. Sgt. Maj. Bryan D. Barker of the 101st Airborne Division Air Assault officially relinquished responsibility through a ceremonial passing of colors to Comm. Sgt. Maj.Veronica E. Knapp, the

Despite strong dissent, the War Department found Pvt. Albert King did not die in the line of duty, denying him any honor. Now he has new advocates.

The First Division Museum at Cantigny Park in Wheaton will host guest panel of current and retired U.S. Army generals who will share their thoughts on applying leadership, in their military lives and beyond. All six speakers are current or former Commanding Generals of the 1st Infantry Division, the famed "Big Red One."