Marines Prep for Possible War in Europe During Massive East Coast Training Exercise Members of II Marine Expeditionary Force wrapped up a training exercise last week that ran from North Carolina to New York.
Marine Corps Law Enforcement Battalion Preps for Deactivation in Force Reshaping Leaders with 2nd Law Enforcement Battalion retired the battalion's colors last week during a ceremony at Camp Lejeune.
Marines Will Be Seeing More of These Red Patches on Utility Covers. Here's Why Marines will be seeing more of the red patches after the service reactivated 2nd Landing Support Battalion.
Lawsuit Claims Military Families Endured Mold, Roaches in Camp Lejeune Housing The class-action suit is the latest in a series alleging poor living conditions in military housing run by private companies.
Marine who Fled Camp Lejeune, Three Others Charged with Armed Robbery at Church Lance Cpl. Shawn M. Miller fled Thursday as authorities took the other three suspects in the August robbery into custody.
Marine Lance Corporal Apprehended, Charged with Armed Robbery After Fleeing Camp Lejeune Lance Cpl. Shawn M. Miller was last seen around 6 p.m. Thursday in Jacksonville, the town outside Lejeune.
Camp Lejeune Marines Warned to Stop Running in the Dark After 4 Coyote Attacks Three Marines and a sailor have been bitten by a coyote on the loose at Camp Lejeune.
Marines’ Rifle Qualification Overhaul May Mean Fewer Expert Badges The Marine Corps marksmanship community drafted the new ARQ course of fire in October 2018.
Marine Deserter Indicted on Murder Charges Corporal Michael Alexander Brown, 22, of Roanoke, Virginia was indicted for killing Rodney Brown on Nov. 9.
Marine Units Deactivate in Aggressive Plan to Reshape the Corps At least four Marine Corps units have cased their colors in recent weeks as part of an aggressive plan to reshape the force.
US Only 'Marginally' Ready for Great Power Fight, New Assessment Finds The Heritage Index assessed U.S. military strength across the service branches on a five-tiered scale.
As Army Cuts Recruiters, Service Deploys 2-Man Mobile Recruiting Stations U.S. Army Recruiting Command is reducing its force by roughly 1,700 recruiters over the next year.
Illinois WWII Veteran Survived POW Camps and Forced March Robert Teichgraeber, 100, survived 421 days as a prisoner of war.
First Class Midshipmen Uphold Naval Academy Traditions, Celebrate Service Assignments By the end of the spring, there will be 294 new naval aviation officers.
Marines Prep for Possible War in Europe During Massive East Coast Training Exercise Members of II Marine Expeditionary Force wrapped up a training exercise last week that ran from North Carolina to New York.
