Remembering 250 years of Marine Corps Commandants
The 39 Marine Corps Commandants have shaped the service branch into what it is today.
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The 39 Marine Corps Commandants have shaped the service branch into what it is today.
President Trump presented it to CW5 Eric Slover during the State of the Union address.
The U.S. military spared no expense in building the B-29 Superfortress.
The name "Robin Sage" should have raised alarms. It didn't.
The Americans wanted to sell goods. The Koreans wanted none of it.
When the United States' 26th president went aboard the USS Plunger in 1905, it was a real eye-opener.
The legendary general backed up his words during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive.
Context matters when discussing how such ruthless men came to power.
Read his entire, real speech.
Marine Cpl. Kenneth Rice survived incomprehensible cruelty during World War II.
If the Union had captured Richmond in 1862, the Civil War would have ended much sooner.
Donald Trump is hardly the first U.S. president whose administration coveted Greenland.
Insignificant next to the power of the force, but still a great piece.
Proper care of your cadet will help future platoons.
Conspiracy theorists speculate they were looking for escaped Nazis, or even UFOs.
Love after the uniform is still love, it's just evolved.
A former Marine recruit recounts returning to Parris Island as an educator.
Men were nurses, but not commissioned in the Army Nurse Corps.
Service, Education, Leadership.
Without von Steuben, there might be no America.