Marine at 8th and I in Hospital With Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
A Marine guard at the home of the commandant in Washington, D.C., has been transported to the hospital with a gunshot wound.
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It's Official: Top Marine Wants 12 in an Infantry Squad
The Marine Corps is capping off 18 months of overhauling the way infantry units are trained by shaking up the rifle squad.
Navy, Marine Leaders: No Problem with Transgender Troops
The top military leaders of the Navy and Marine Corps said they have seen no discipline problems with transgender troops.
Neller: Marines 'In Better Place' Since Sexual Misconduct Scandals
Gen. Robert Neller told a Senate panel that the Corps has enacted a series of reforms to rein in the culture of harassment.
Commandant Challenges Marines to Get More Lethal Ahead of Next Fight
Gen. Neller made three key points: Lead like you want to be led. Hone your warfighting skills. Live the title you've earned.
Marine Commandant Opens Up About Controversial Tattoo Policy
Gen. Robert Neller revealed the one thing that would prompt him to reconsider tattoo restrictions.
Neller: US Seeking Diplomacy But Planning for War with North Korea
The Marine Commandant said plans were in the works for the possibility of war with North Korea.
War in Korea Would Be 'Game of Thrones-Like,' Top Marine Says
If war takes the service to the Korean peninsula, Neller wants Marines to know the daunting challenges they would face.
Marines' Top Officer Was Once Scolded for Being a Grinch
Neller told his own deployed Christmas story: an account of getting dressed down in 2006 by a Marine sergeant for lacking Chr...
Marine Leaders Highlight Norway Unit's Role as Deterrent to Russia
Gen. Robert Neller emphasized to the Marines in Norway that they should remain ready to fight at all times.
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