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Oorah: How the F-35B Is Serving the U S Marine Corps Quite Well

Oorah: How the F-35B Is Serving the U.S. Marine Corps Quite Well The F-35B will help the Marines not only gain air dominance, but also be able to conduct amphibious operations. Key point: Having a high-tech stealth fighter would certainly make seizing an enemy island easier. Here is how the F-35B will help the Marines fight any future war. A few months back, pilots of the Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501 (VMFAT-501) conducted the mass launch of the Lockheed Martin F-35B fighters at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort (MCAS), South Carolina. In total 21 of the short take-off and vertical landing (STOVL) variants of the Joint Strike Fighters were able to take to the sky, and the training allowed the unit to take part in a full days worth of flight exercises.

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DVIDS - News - MCRD Parris Island Wins 2021 Secretary Of The Navy Environmental Award

347 Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island was recognized for their efforts in leading the way in the Department of the Navy on environmental sustainability during a visit by the Secretary of the Navy April 1, 2021. During his first visit to the base, Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas W. Harker presented the depot with the 2021 Secretary of the Navy Environmental Award, which recognized the depot for excellence in integrating environmental and operational sustainability efforts and mitigating impacts from storm surge and sea level rise through 2065. In a memo announcing the depot as this year’s winner, Harker said the depot’s efforts “demonstrated that early and deliberate planning could yield a benefit cost ratio of 5.21, providing $675 million of net infrastructure, training and human health benefits, thus maximizing the operational budget and securing the depot’s mission.”

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Camp Lejeune Barracks Shooting that Left Marine Injured Was Accidental, NCIS Says

Camp Lejeune Barracks Shooting that Left Marine Injured Was Accidental, NCIS Says
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Marine Injured in Camp Lejeune Barracks Shooting

Marine Injured in Camp Lejeune Barracks Shooting
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Coastal News Today | SC - 1779 Revolutionary War battle site found near Beaufort, secured for history

The British had hoped to quell the Colonial uprising by seizing control of major coastal cities, but Col. William Moultrie’s successful command of his 400 fighters resulted in heavy damage to the warships at Charleston Harbor’s entrance, causing the fleet to retreat. It would be nearly three years before the British tried again in the South. They were determined to take Charleston but by a less direct path. That second attempt would succeed but not before an important land battle the Battle of Beaufort at Port Royal Island pitted British forces against their old nemesis, Col. Moultrie. This was the first serious land battle of the war in South Carolina and its first American victory.

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