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Retired Marine Col. Timothy Geraghty still remembers in crisp detail the events of Oct. 23, 1983: the shockwaves that shattered the glass windows in his office, the color of the thick ash that hung in the air afterward.
A lieutenant colonel who works in the Marine Corps commandant's office took to social media to defend the general, saying Gen. Jim Amos did not hijack the investigation into a video showing scout snipers urinating on dead insurgents in Afghanistan.
Mist clings to the ground and the sun won't make an appearance for another three hours. The 263 Marines of Delta Company, Infantry Training Battalion, shoulder their bulky packs and set off.
A panel of three colonels has unanimously recommended that a Marine captain accused of failing to supervise the scout snipers who urinated on the …
Military Times EDGE invited law enforcement agencies across the country to participate in our rigorous, 90-plus-question survey evaluating …
Amid the ongoing turmoil over future defense spending, the Pentagon's top budget officer says tuition assistance money for troops is not on the …
A workout supplement that allegedly contains a derivative of methamphetamine has been pulled from GNC stores on military installations, according to …
Retired Marine Col. Timothy Geraghty still remembers in crisp detail the events of Oct. 23, 1983: the shockwaves that shattered the glass windows in his office, the color of the thick ash that hung in the air afterward.
A lieutenant colonel who works in the Marine Corps commandant's office took to social media to defend the general, saying Gen. Jim Amos did not hijack the investigation into a video showing scout snipers urinating on dead insurgents in Afghanistan.
A panel of three colonels has unanimously recommended that a Marine captain accused of failing to supervise the scout snipers who urinated on the corpses of insurgents during a 2011 combat patrol in Afghanistan be honorably discharged from the Corps.
Fewer colonels and lieutenant colonels will go before this year's Selective Early Retirement Board, which will force some officers out of uniform as part of the service's manpower drawdown.
Capt. James Clement was the senior Marine Corps officer on a 2011 combat patrol in Afghanistan when a video was made showing four scout snipers urinating on dead insurgents. But was he in a position to stop them?
As President Obama draped the Medal of Honor around Army Capt. Will Swenson's neck, the officer closed his eyes, seemingly holding back his emotions.
A dietary supplement implicated in positive drug tests in athletes and sold at GNC stores on some military installations contains a substance similar to methamphetamine that has never been tested on humans, according to a new study.
The Pentagon's investigative agency is examining whether a senior enlisted Marine with 29 years of service was victimized by the Marine Corps' top leaders after he accused a two-star general of wrongdoing.
Most Marines first visit iHateTheUSMC.com after a bad day on the job.
The Pentagon's decision on whether to replace the controversial and now-defunct medal to honor drone pilots and cyber warriors is several months overdue, leading to speculation that the proposed medal device may be scrapped entirely.
Lance corporals will soon get face-to-face time with their unit leaders in a new seminar that will become part of their required professional military education.
The Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl, a high-profile Marine Corps recruiting event that brings together dozens of high school football players from across the country each year, could fall victim to the military's ongoing budget cuts.
Marine officials have awarded two companies contracts to produce the service's next-generation ballistic armor inserts, billed as able to defeat more powerful projectiles without increasing the overall weight of body armor.
With the Corps Marathon now just days away, race organizers are planning dramatic changes for next year's registration process with hopes of avoiding the technical difficulties that prohibited many runners from obtaining bibs for this year's event.
With less than three months before female Marines will be required to perform pullups on the Physical Fitness Test, commands across the fleet are focused on ensuring everyone is ready — starting with women new to the Corps.
Marine officials have announced a new Alcohol Screening Program reporting requirement for commanders, who will now be responsible for ensuring that results of all breathalyzer screenings are reported via the Marine Corps Total Force System.
Details of the fiscal year 2014 enlisted Voluntary Separation Pay program were released Tuesday by Manpower officials.
Officials at the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory are testing new technology that will aid in the creation of a robotic squad member that could one day roll into combat armed to the teeth.
There's a place in the Corps where Marines can grow a beard, ditch their high-and-tights and go undercover to work alongside operatives with the nation's most clandestine agencies. No, it's not special operations.
Marine officials plan to review the Combat Fitness Test as soon as next year to ensure it's stringent enough, and personnel could see tougher scoring as a result.
Women who deploy to violent combat environments are more likely to report sexual harassment and sexual assaults, according to a new Defense Department study.
The medium-lift MV-22 Osprey, proven in combat as a troop and equipment transport, could soon get a new mission — refueling other aircraft.
Gore has developed a novel tent-fabric treatment that offers waterproofing, breathability and fire resistance in a single layer that significantly cuts down on the weight and packed size of shelters.
The Marine Corps logistics community is augmenting its aggressive efforts to conserve resources with creative new approaches to confronting budget austerity, according to the two-star director of Logistics Plans and Operations.
The Marine Corps commandant wants tough new measures put in place in barracks across the service to 'reawaken' it morally and crack down on bad behavior, Marine Corps Times has learned.
The two-star head of Marine Corps Installations Command has relieved the commanding officer of Quantico's Security Battalion following an incident involving a personal weapon, Marine Corps officials said....
The U.S. military will move hundreds of troops to Romania next year and set up a key logistical hub that will effectively replace the air base at Manas in Kyrgyzstan, a Pentagon official said Friday....
Mist clings to the ground and the sun won't make an appearance for another three hours. The 263 Marines of Delta Company, Infantry Training Battalion, shoulder their bulky packs and set off....
When President Obama draped the Medal of Honor around Army Capt. Will Swenson's neck for his heroism during a hellacious battle in Afghanistan, the most famous service member who fought alongside him — Marine Sgt. Dakota Meyer — was not present....
A lieutenant colonel who works in the Marine Corps commandant's office took to social media to defend the general, saying Gen. Jim Amos did not hijack the investigation into a video showing scout snipers urinating on dead insurgents in Afghanistan....
When President Obama draped the Medal of Honor around Army Capt. Will Swenson's neck for his heroism during a hellacious battle in Afghanistan, the most famous service member who fought alongside him — Marine Sgt. Dakota Meyer — was not present....
The two-star head of Marine Corps Installations Command has relieved the commanding officer of Quantico's Security Battalion following an incident involving a personal weapon, Marine Corps officials said....
Retired Marine Col. Timothy Geraghty still remembers in crisp detail the events of Oct. 23, 1983: the shockwaves that shattered the glass windows in his office, the color of the thick ash that hung in the air afterward....
The Marine Corps' top officer is calling on the service to renew its focus on discipline and standards amid early signs that 12 years of combat have caused some 'fraying' of the service's values....
The two-star head of Marine Corps Installations Command has relieved the commanding officer of Quantico's Security Battalion following an incident involving a personal weapon, Marine Corps officials said....
The U.S. military will move hundreds of troops to Romania next year and set up a key logistical hub that will effectively replace the air base at Manas in Kyrgyzstan, a Pentagon official said Friday....
The U.S. has quietly decided to release more than $1.6 billion in military and economic aid to Pakistan that was suspended when relations between the two countries disintegrated over the covert raid that killed Osama bin Laden and deadly U.S....
The Marine colonel running day-to-day management of the U.S. military's nonlethal weapons program has been removed from his command, Marine Corps Times has learned....
The two-star head of Marine Corps Installations Command has relieved the commanding officer of Quantico's Security Battalion following an incident involving a personal weapon, Marine Corps officials said....
The Pentagon's investigative agency is examining whether a senior enlisted Marine with 29 years of service was victimized by the Marine Corps' top leaders after he accused a two-star general of wrongdoing....
Timothy Lowery went to Iraq in 2007. He came home in 2010, and started showing symptoms of ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Three years later, he was dead....
Timothy Lowery went to Iraq in 2007. He came home in 2010, and started showing symptoms of ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Three years later, he was dead....
When President Obama draped the Medal of Honor around Army Capt. Will Swenson's neck for his heroism during a hellacious battle in Afghanistan, the most famous service member who fought alongside him — Marine Sgt. Dakota Meyer — was not present....
The U.S. military will move hundreds of troops to Romania next year and set up a key logistical hub that will effectively replace the air base at Manas in Kyrgyzstan, a Pentagon official said Friday....
A lieutenant colonel who works in the Marine Corps commandant's office took to social media to defend the general, saying Gen. Jim Amos did not hijack the investigation into a video showing scout snipers urinating on dead insurgents in Afghanistan....
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