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Photos purport to show dead vermin, possible mold and general disarray in a barracks at the School of Infantry-West, at Camp Pendleton, California.

The Marine Corps is cutting infantry battalions’ scout sniper platoons and replacing them with scout platoons.

The service has shown an interest in a range of training solutions from individual to battalion levels and plans to award multiple contracts ahead of new programmes set to run from FY2024 to FY2031.

This I/ITSEC’s Signature Event offered the opportunity for delegates and exhibitors to gain insights on training readiness priorities and observations from senior DoD leaders. To manage expectations early on, the session did not provide official requirements – yet, significantly, session attendees were able to gain broad insights on common threads and unique developments the US military training enterprises will see into the near future. 

The US Marine Corps is divesting its legacy training systems and simulations to adopt solutions that can enable replicating current and future operating environments with high fidelity.

RUTHERFORDTON — R-S Central High Schools Marine Corps JROTC was recently notified that they had earned Naval Honors School status for the 2022-2023 school year. Recipients are determined by the

“Many commanders” around the Marine Corps have decided to “forego” in-person celebrations of the Marine Corps birthday.

Marines and Navy investigating a TikTok confession in which a man says he helped two others bury a ‘random’ dead ‘biker’ at Camp Lejeune.

We already knew a J-20 mock up was at Bogue Field, North Carolina, since 2019. A new video shows that the full scale replica was moved to MCOLF Atlantic where at least one JJ-7 Fishbed-derivative trainer mock up is based.

In 2018, a Marine general who heads the service's training command wrote about his concern that the "pursuit of ensuring fair and equitable opportunity" had allowed a female Marine candidate demonstrating "dangerously poor performance" to continue a key course.