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The following is an Aug. 18, 2021 letter from Gen. David Berger and Sgt. Maj. Troy Black to Marines on the current situation in Afghanistan. 18 August 2021 Marines, As each of us tries to comprehend the speed and scope of events in Afghanistan this week, some may be struggling with a simple question: “Was […]
Staff Sgt. Nicholas J. Jones will receive the Navy Cross later this month for his heroism during an operation to clear ISIS positions in mountain caves in northern Iraq and in an ensuing five-hour firefight.
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Marine Corps Invests in Drone Truck-Based Ship-Killer Missile as it Ditches Some MRAPs The Navy Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System can launch naval strike missiles from the back of a modified Joint Light Tactical Vehicle to destroy targets on land or at sea. (U.S. Navy) 28 May 2021 The Marine Corps wants to ramp up its ground combat and long-range fires capabilities with a burst of fresh funding -- and it's getting rid of more than $9 million worth of old gear to help pay for it. The White House budget request for fiscal 2022 totals $47.86 billion for the Marine Corps, up from $45....
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Marines may take up to 5 months of leave after giving birth 2 hours ago The Marine Corps is encouraging commanders to approve annual leave requests that effectively would extend leave for new parents by up to 60 days. (Lance Cpl. Quince Bisard/Marine Corps) The Marine Corps is encouraging commanders to approve annual leave requests that effectively would extend leave for new parents by up to 60 days, according to an administrative message posted Tuesday. Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger has long championed the idea of a yearlong leave of absence for new parents, noting in the s...