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The unintended consequences of aging the Marine Corps
A young force is not only more flexible and less costly, it is best suited for the expeditionary nature of the Marine Corps, this retired Marine writes.
By Col. Warren Parker (retired)
Latest "Marine Corps retention" stories
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Marines seek balance for career progression and unit cohesion
Fewer PCS moves for Marines already are starting.
By Todd South
Fewer Marines in the Corps, but more pay for those who stay
The Corps expects to shed a lot of weight in the middle ranks.
By Todd South
New in 2022: Fewer future permanent change of station moves for Marines
The commandant noted that Marines likely will not be allowed to spend their entire career in Hawaii.
By Philip Athey
Why the Marine Corps wants to tank National Guard recruiting efforts
“If we do our job right, they’ll never go to the Army or the National Guard to begin with."
By Philip Athey