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The Marines have a plan for a fight spread out across wide swaths of the Pacific with small units moving from island to island. Now, the service is working through how it will get bullets, beans and bandages to units spread across thousands of miles. Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger signed off on a […]

ARLINGTON, Va. – Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro said the Navy and Marines have “got to get the right concept … and design” to move forward with the new Landing Ship Mediums – the vessels projected to augment larger amphibious vessels. Investing in the new ships did not mean the Navy was pulling back its […]

SAN DIEGO – The Marine Corps’ latest requirements call for nine smaller amphibious ships per regiment to shuttle Marines and equipment between islands and shorelines, service officials said today. The service has said for months that it needs 35 Landing Ship Mediums – previously known as the Light Amphibious Warship – for the type of […]

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By Micaela Burrow Daily Caller News Foundation The U.S. Marine Corps opened its first new base in 70 years Thursday on Guam, an island equidistant between Japan and Taiwan to allow American troops to act if China makes a move on Taiwan, according to media reports. WND is now on Trump's Truth Social! Follow us…

Camp Blaz will become a “strategic hub” and a joint and allied training center.

The Marine Corps is sending out mass texts to former members who left over the COVID-19 vaccine mandate asking if they would like to rejoin.

The U.S. Marine Corps opened its first new base in 70 years Thursday on Guam.

The military is facing its largest recruiting crisis since the switch to an all-volunteer force in 1973.

The military is facing its largest recruiting crisis since the switch to an all-volunteer force in 1973.