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Marine Corps Leaders Struggle with How to Train Female Infantry Officers Amid Worries About Standards - Vimarsana News

Marine Corps Leaders Struggle with How to Train Female Infantry Officers Amid Worries About Standards

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.

Marines Get More Chances at Upping Their Shooting Scores -- But There's a Catch - Vimarsana News

Marines Get More Chances at Upping Their Shooting Scores -- But There's a Catch

Beginning Oct. 1, Marines who score as marksman and sharpshooter will be given two more attempts within the same year to improve their score.

Parris Island Marine Officer Arrested in Florida, Marking Latest Leadership Troubles for Training Command - Vimarsana News

Parris Island Marine Officer Arrested in Florida, Marking Latest Leadership Troubles for Training Command

Lt. Col. Michael Masters was booked into a Florida county jail on Saturday morning and charged with felony-level "abuse of a child without great bodily harm" and domestic battery by strangulation, according to county police records.

59 Marines are now certified to use amphibious combat vehicles in surf - Vimarsana News

59 Marines are now certified to use amphibious combat vehicles in surf

Although there are now Marines who are authorized to operate amphibious combat vehicles, it’s unclear when the vehicles will be deployed.

Source: yahoo.com
Marine Corps considering changes to how it allocates officer jobs - Vimarsana News

Marine Corps considering changes to how it allocates officer jobs

But it appears changes, if any, aren’t coming soon.