Andrea Scott
Andrea Scott is editor of Marine Corps Times.
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Tell us: Where was your favorite Marine expeditionary unit stop?
We are in the market for reviews, epic stories and even photos from your favorite Marine Corps MEU stops for a future story.
Harvey help: How military families can get emergency aid, and tips for donors
Know where to turn and where to give ... and beware of scams.
Military scientists are working to help wounded warriors regrow their limbs
Wounded troops may soon be able to regrow muscle, bone and tissue, and essentially regenerate their lost limbs, military scientists say.
Floatin’ in ecstasy: Veterans suffering from PTSD may soon find help from an unlikely source
MDMA was recently designated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a “breakthrough therapy” for treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Court tosses suit alleging sexual aggression at West Point
A former U.S. Military Academy at West Point cadet who sought judicial relief from what she described as a sexually oppressive culture that included crude chants during campus marches was told Wednesday by an appeals court to seek help from Congress instead.
Frontline Photos: Aug. 30, 2017
Frontline photos: Aug. 30, 2017
DoD family panel wants more help for military kids moving to new schools
It's one of a series of key issues for the group, including PTSD treatment and spouse employment.
Video tech tip: Harley-Davidson tank top-plate removal
No specialty tool? No problem.
‘Easy money’ made selling Army weapons stolen by US soldiers
More than $1 million in weapons parts and sensitive military equipment was stolen out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and sold in a vast black market, some of it to foreign buyers through eBay, according to testimony at a federal trial this week.
Guam residents push to prevent US military's new live-fire range
Guam residents who oppose the U.S. military’s plan for a new live-fire range protested in front of the governor’s office for more than two hours.
