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National Marine Corps museum plans massive expansion

Editor's note: This story first appeared in the July 15, 2013, edition of Marine Corps Times.

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Reserve Marines To Lead Central America Rotations

Just months after the start of a historic first deployment, the Marines' task force for Central America .

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Reserve Marines to lead Central America rotations

Just months after the start of a historic first deployment, the Marines' task force for Central America .

Marine Raiders Will Continue Deploying To Sea With MEUs

MARSOC will continue to support military operations in every theater across the globe, including missions from the sea, as Marine special operators embrace post-war amphibious missions.

Marine 3-Star: Watch Ramadi To See the Corps' Impact

Expect Marines to remain fully engaged in the effort to combat the so-called Islamic State group in Iraq in the coming year, the head of Marine Forces Central Command said.

Marine 3-star: Watch Ramadi to see the Corps' impact

Lt. Gen. Frank McKenzie said in late August that Marines are at the point of friction as Iraqi troops plan an offensive to retake Ramadi from IS militants.

Marine Raiders will continue deploying to sea with MEUs

MARSOC supports military operations across the globe, as Marine special operators embrace post-war amphibious missions.

New female engagement team completes mission in Qatar

A Marine female engagement team has wrapped up a mission in Qatar — the first since the Corps disbanded the all-women teams in Afghanistan three years .

Marines want to stop online scammers who impersonate generals

The Corps is searching for software to help officials find and shut down social media profiles impersonating generals.

Two Marine generals tapped for new posts

Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr. for appointment to the rank of lieutenant general and for assignment as director, strategic plans and policy, J-5, Joint Staff; and senior member, U.S.

Congressman says SecNav's stance on women in combat insults Marines

A lawmaker is denouncing Navy Secretary Ray Mabus for questioning the integrity of the Corps' research on women in combat.

Mabus: I'm not asking for women-in-combat exemptions

Navy Secretary Ray Mabus erased any doubt of his plans to open combat jobs to women Monday; he won't ask for exceptions.

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Editor's note: This story first appeared in the July 15, 2013, edition of Marine Corps Times.

Just months after the start of a historic first deployment, the Marines' task force for Central America .

Just months after the start of a historic first deployment, the Marines' task force for Central America .

MARSOC will continue to support military operations in every theater across the globe, including missions from the sea, as Marine special operators embrace post-war amphibious missions.

Expect Marines to remain fully engaged in the effort to combat the so-called Islamic State group in Iraq in the coming year, the head of Marine Forces Central Command said.

Lt. Gen. Frank McKenzie said in late August that Marines are at the point of friction as Iraqi troops plan an offensive to retake Ramadi from IS militants.

MARSOC supports military operations across the globe, as Marine special operators embrace post-war amphibious missions.

A Marine female engagement team has wrapped up a mission in Qatar — the first since the Corps disbanded the all-women teams in Afghanistan three years .

The Corps is searching for software to help officials find and shut down social media profiles impersonating generals.

Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr. for appointment to the rank of lieutenant general and for assignment as director, strategic plans and policy, J-5, Joint Staff; and senior member, U.S.

A lawmaker is denouncing Navy Secretary Ray Mabus for questioning the integrity of the Corps' research on women in combat.

Navy Secretary Ray Mabus erased any doubt of his plans to open combat jobs to women Monday; he won't ask for exceptions.

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