With Hour-Long Drives and Weeks Until Appointments, Pregnant Military Women Feel Pain of Medical Reforms Officials say the Jacksonville area has enough obstetricians and gynecologists to serve military dependents off base, but...
Her Willingness to Speak Truth in Spite of Fear Left a Lasting Impression Many victims face significant barriers to achieving any semblance of justice.
MARSOC Welcomes New Commander at Camp Lejeune The U.S. Marine Corps Special Operations Command bid farewell to one commander and welcomed another.
'One of the Longest Military Convoys in History:' Marines Return to Lejeune After 5,500-Mile Journey The convoy also ushered in a new standard for communications experiments.
Former Marine Who Pleaded Guilty to Decades of Sex Trafficking Sentenced to 30 Years Jesse Gabriel Marks, 38, pleaded guilty last September to charges of sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion.
Camp Lejeune 'Toxic Cocktail' T-Shirt Makes a Comeback Family members have revived a design created by a former Marine to raise awareness of the plight of thousands who drank...
Camp Lejeune Barracks Shooting that Left Marine Injured Was Accidental, NCIS Says Officials have declined to answer questions about the type of weapon that was fired.
Marine Injured in Camp Lejeune Barracks Shooting A member of 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines, discharged the weapon that led to the injuries, said spokesman 1st Lt. Dan Linfante.
How the Marine Corps Gave Leon Spinks His Shot at Greatness Former heavyweight boxing champion and Olympic gold medalist Leon Spinks joined the Marines as a pathway out of poverty.
Marine Infantry Regiment with Ties to Banana Wars Deactivates Amid Force Reorganization The 8th Marine Regiment's history dates to 1917, with its most recent activation lasting more than 70 years.
Veterans Can Start Filing New Claims Now for 23 Illnesses Covered Under New Law The bill expands health care and disability compensation for veterans affected by burn pits and other toxic exposures.
Marines Will Finally Have Their First Black Four-Star General The Marine Corps announced that Lt. Gen. Michael Langley has been confirmed to head U.S. Africa Command and will be promoted...
A Look at the Missile that Killed al-Qaida Leader U.S. officials have said taking out a terrorist threat in Afghanistan with no American troops on the ground would be...
F-35 Ejection Seat Problem Was Discovered 3 Months Ago, But Jets Kept Flying A widespread issue with ejection seats that impacted hundreds of aircraft across the U.S. military last week was first...
Michael Grinston's Quiet War to Help Make the Army More Lethal, Wokeness Hysterics Be Damned Barracks and quality-of-life issues for soldiers are a top concern for Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston, the Army...
