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New simulation tech heading to 5 Marine bases by 2025

A first iteration of the Live Virtual Constructive Training Environment is almost ready to debut.

National Marine Corps museum plans massive expansion

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

Reserve Marines To Lead Central America Rotations

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

Reserve Marines to lead Central America rotations

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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.

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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

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Marine units risk becoming less resilient, officials said, when they “treat information as an afterthought."

Proposed ship retirements that would take nine littoral combat ships offline also would end the career of two unconventional seabasing vessels that have less than a decade in service.

The Marine Corps is shuttering its combat gear storage program in the Middle East.

The Marine Corps is about to release a document codifying “information” as a warfighting function.

A first iteration of the Live Virtual Constructive Training Environment is almost ready to debut.

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.

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