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Here’s how the Corps will accommodate a Sikh recruit in boot camp
These guidelines will likely inform how other Sikh recruits may be accommodated in the future.
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Military children’s artwork on display in White House exhibit
The display of 10 mini “suitcases” designed by military and veteran children reflects their lives of frequent moves.
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Explorers find WWII ship sunk with over 1,000 Allied POWs
Explorers found a sunken Japanese ship that was transporting Allied prisoners of war when it was torpedoed off the coast of the Philippines in 1942.
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Miramar Marine gets 12 years for cross-border drug smuggling
Roberto Salazar II even commissioned “a Mexican songwriter to write a drug ballad known as a ‘narcocorrido’ about him.”
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Marine drill instructor’s homicide trial delayed due to new evidence
The delay comes in part because of the news that one medical examiner had determined the Marine recruit died of heart issues rather than overheating.
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The stereotypical ways zombies defeat the military in cinema
Despite the military’s epic arsenal, it never seems to be enough to stop a zombie plague.
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Revolutionary War soldiers slated for reburial 243 years after battle
The rediscovered remains of American Revolutionary War soldiers get a special reburial ceremony in South Carolina.
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Army special operations community concludes first-ever Heritage Week
While the Regimental Honors program for this community began in 1981, Heritage Week began this year.
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Study IDs healthcare factors that lead to amputation among veterans
Peripheral artery disease is a leading cause of the approximately 185,000 lower extremity amputations in the U.S. each year.
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Navy dishes out awards for best culinary crews across the service
These crews are acing taco Tuesday — but it’s more than just cooking a good meal. Preparation and diligent logistics set crews apart.
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Here’s how the Corps will accommodate a Sikh recruit in boot camp
These guidelines will likely inform how other Sikh recruits may be accommodated in the future.
-
Military children’s artwork on display in White House exhibit
The display of 10 mini “suitcases” designed by military and veteran children reflects their lives of frequent moves.
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Explorers find WWII ship sunk with over 1,000 Allied POWs
Explorers found a sunken Japanese ship that was transporting Allied prisoners of war when it was torpedoed off the coast of the Philippines in 1942.
-
Miramar Marine gets 12 years for cross-border drug smuggling
Roberto Salazar II even commissioned “a Mexican songwriter to write a drug ballad known as a ‘narcocorrido’ about him.”
-
Marine drill instructor’s homicide trial delayed due to new evidence
The delay comes in part because of the news that one medical examiner had determined the Marine recruit died of heart issues rather than overheating.
-
The stereotypical ways zombies defeat the military in cinema
Despite the military’s epic arsenal, it never seems to be enough to stop a zombie plague.
-
Revolutionary War soldiers slated for reburial 243 years after battle
The rediscovered remains of American Revolutionary War soldiers get a special reburial ceremony in South Carolina.
-
Army special operations community concludes first-ever Heritage Week
While the Regimental Honors program for this community began in 1981, Heritage Week began this year.
-
Study IDs healthcare factors that lead to amputation among veterans
Peripheral artery disease is a leading cause of the approximately 185,000 lower extremity amputations in the U.S. each year.
-
Navy dishes out awards for best culinary crews across the service
These crews are acing taco Tuesday — but it’s more than just cooking a good meal. Preparation and diligent logistics set crews apart.
-
Here’s how the Corps will accommodate a Sikh recruit in boot camp
These guidelines will likely inform how other Sikh recruits may be accommodated in the future.
-
Military children’s artwork on display in White House exhibit
The display of 10 mini “suitcases” designed by military and veteran children reflects their lives of frequent moves.
-
Explorers find WWII ship sunk with over 1,000 Allied POWs
Explorers found a sunken Japanese ship that was transporting Allied prisoners of war when it was torpedoed off the coast of the Philippines in 1942.
-
Miramar Marine gets 12 years for cross-border drug smuggling
Roberto Salazar II even commissioned “a Mexican songwriter to write a drug ballad known as a ‘narcocorrido’ about him.”
-
Marine drill instructor’s homicide trial delayed due to new evidence
The delay comes in part because of the news that one medical examiner had determined the Marine recruit died of heart issues rather than overheating.
-
The stereotypical ways zombies defeat the military in cinema
Despite the military’s epic arsenal, it never seems to be enough to stop a zombie plague.
-
Revolutionary War soldiers slated for reburial 243 years after battle
The rediscovered remains of American Revolutionary War soldiers get a special reburial ceremony in South Carolina.
-
Army special operations community concludes first-ever Heritage Week
While the Regimental Honors program for this community began in 1981, Heritage Week began this year.
-
Study IDs healthcare factors that lead to amputation among veterans
Peripheral artery disease is a leading cause of the approximately 185,000 lower extremity amputations in the U.S. each year.
-
Navy dishes out awards for best culinary crews across the service
These crews are acing taco Tuesday — but it’s more than just cooking a good meal. Preparation and diligent logistics set crews apart.
