Training Not to Blame for String of Fatal Vehicle Rollovers, Marines Say The Marine Corps is investigating the spate of rollovers that left three dead and 10 more injured.
1st Woman Completes Marines' Urban Leaders Course Lance Cpl. Autumn Taniguchi finished the three-week course that prepares leathernecks to lead troops in urban environments.
New Multi-Year War Experiment Will Prepare Marines to Fight in Crowded Cities The Marine Corps plans to launch an urban-combat operations experiment this summer.
Marines Face Shortage of Rifle Optics for New Recruits at Boot Camp The Marine Corps may run out of rifle combat optic sights for recruits to train with at Parris Island and other centers.
Marine Corps Closely Watching Integrated Training Company at Parris Island The service's ranking enlisted leader says the integrated battalion may not be the last.
Lethality Task Force Lead: Marine and Army Grunts Should Train Like Rangers The director of the Close Combat Lethality Task Force wants to make sure infantry squads approach training like the Rangers.
Marines' Norway Deployment, Training Missions Delayed by Hurricane Florence Marine units scheduled to deploy from Lejeune or train in other areas affected by last week's hurricane will have to wait.
More Marines May Head to Alaska for Cold Weather Training: Senator The Marine Corps could soon be sending Marines to Alaska, one of the state's senators told reporters here this week.
5 Ways Rank-and-File Leathernecks Are Disrupting the Marine Corps Being innovative in an organization as steeped in tradition as the Marine Corps doesn't come easy.
Marine F-35s Join F-22s for Stealth Training Mission over the Pacific The military's fifth-generation stealth fighter jets teamed up to train in Hawaii before Marines head to the Middle East.
Cash-Strapped National Guard Warns It Will Be Forced to Cancel Training, Ground Aircraft The National Guard is facing a severe funding shortage after its months-long mission securing the U.S. Capitol.
Army Investigating Death of Colonel Found Unresponsive at Fort Leavenworth Col. Scott Green, 49, had been in his current position since July of 2019.
Seven Top Generals Object to Taking Military Prosecutions Out of Commanders' Hands The Joint Chiefs came out against Sen. Gillibrand's proposal to take the decision to prosecute major crimes out of the hands...
Air Force's THOR Microwave Weapon Instantly Ends Enemy Drone Attack in New Video The service published a video showing how its THOR directed-energy system uses powerful microwaves to take out incoming...
Navy's Century-Old SWO Career Path Needs Big Changes, Government Watchdog Says The GAO report notes that only 33% of SWOs stayed in the community after 10 years, compared with 45% of other Navy officers.
