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Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

A 20-year-old US Marine stationed in the Northern Territorys Top End has been charged with aggravated assault and sexual intercourse without consent and will appear at a Darwin court.

“The ability to command and control our operations across 22 time zones is how we will fight and win in a global environment against our competitors."

The Porter conducted the rescue while participating in the Navy and Marine Corps’ Large Scale Exercise 2023.

Gen. Eric Smith’s message to the Marine Corps is it’s business as usual until further notice. Smith, who is both the acting commandant and the assistant commandant of the Marine Corps, released guidance meant to hold the force over until the Senate confirms Smith as the next commandant. In it, he includes priorities and expectations […]

Ruiz is entering the job during a transition within the Marine Corps. The service is making the major shift from insurgencies in the Middle East to competition in the Indo-Pacific against China.

The Marine Corps on Monday announced its next senior enlisted leader. Sgt. Maj. Carlos Ruiz is the service’s choice to serve as the next Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps. Ruiz is the command senior enlisted leader for U.S. Marines Corps Forces South and U.S. Marine Corps Forces Reserve, according to a Marine Corps news […]

U.S. Central Command named U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Steven Matsunaga as the winner of its second CENTCOM Innovation Oasis competition on May 25, 2023, at CENTCOM headquarters in Tampa. ,

The exercise brought together military and civilian personnel from EUCOM forces and its components to contribute virtually across Europe in the weeklong command post exercise simulating coordinating a response to a fictional major crisis.,

The Importance of Vieques Island for Military Readiness