At the in-the-field portion, Marines take turns butchering fish and pigs.
By Philip Athey
“Exceptionally talented Americans” could join the Marine Corps as lieutenant colonels or gunnery sergeants.
By Philip Athey
No religious exemptions have been approved.
By Philip Athey
It is hoped Marines will receive more honest feedback on strengths and flaws than in the current fitness report system.
By Philip Athey
Despite extra time, the Army is still ahead of the Marine Corps with a 95% vaccination rate.
By Philip Athey
“If we do our job right, they’ll never go to the Army or the National Guard to begin with."
By Philip Athey
Depending on the number of exemptions, the active duty Marine Corps may boot just under 11,000 Marines.
By Philip Athey
A recent report shows exactly which areas will be shrinking and how that might stretch demands on the force.
"Treat people like human beings," for one.
By Philip Athey
It honors all Marines, especially those who joined after Sept. 11, 2001.
By Philip Athey
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