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The Marines will spend 14 days quarantined once they arrive to help prevent any spread of the coronavirus.

Leathernecks often say if it's not raining, they're not training.

The three American firefighters who were killed while helping to battle the wildfires in Australia have been identified.

The exercise gives a glimpse into how the three countries could unite to defend contested islands in the Pacific.

The first Marines arrived in Darwin, Australia in 2012.

Lance Cpl. Hans Sandoval-Pereyra was riding as a passenger when the Humvee "departed the road and rolled over."

After years of a slow buildup, the Marine Corps will soon begin sending 2,500 leathernecks to Australia annually.

A report faults Lt. Gen. Larry Nicholson for neglecting to investigate a colonel who was later convicted of child sex abuse.