Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune News

Active-duty and reserve Marines should receive H1N1 influenza vaccinations no later than March 1, Marine officials say.

At a long table covered in a white tablecloth and set with fine china, the Shattucks, their children, grandchildren and four Marines from Camp Lejeune sat holding hands with their heads bowed in prayer while 12-year-old Erin McCarthy asked God to watch over America's troops.

The local community has helped Marines in Camp Lejeune Wounded Warrior Barracks get home for Christmas for three of the past four years and its help is needed again.

Grunts everywhere, prepare to face the Crips of Kabul. The same techniques used by inner-city cops to fight street gangs in the U.S. are headed to Afghanistan - this time to root out insurgents, collect intelligence on improvised explosive device networks and build sources in Afghan villages.

A Marine, who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom, has died, according to a release from the Department of Defense.

A Marine Corps captain, wounded in Fallujah, has a new best friend. This yellow lab is named Titus and he now belongs to Captain Chris Ayres.

It's easy to look around this base and find buildings that date to the early 1940s.

A former Spanish military officer who recently retired as a police commissioner traveled across the Atlantic Ocean last week to tour Camp Lejeune and meet Onslow County Sheriff Ed Brown.

The Marine Corps special operations unit is getting a new commander and a new headquarters.

US MARINES MENTAL HEALTH Dr. Kernan Manion poses for a photograph in his officer in Hampstead, N.C., Friday, Nov.

Marines both active and retired, and their families, now have another place to shop in Albany for the holidays.

We're gathering details on a Camp Lejeune Marine who pleaded guilty to soliciting sex with a minor.

Following the Marine Corps' 234th birthday uniform pageant and cake cutting ceremony on the station parade field Nov.

Fifty-three men with ties to the Marine Corps' Camp Lejeune have been diagnosed with a rare form of breast cancer.

Cpl. Joshua Hartzell, 22, of Hamilton, is pictured at the Marine Ball on Nov. 1. AP This undated photo provided by the USMC public affairs office at Camp Lejeune shows Marine Pvt.

The Department of Defense is investigating the death of a Camp Lejeune Marine in Iraq.

The Marine Corps has identified a 22-year-old Marine from Central Texas killed in hostile action in Afghanistan.

Last April, two Marines at Camp Lejeune predicted to a psychiatrist that some Marine back from war was going to "lose it." Concerned, the psychiatrist asked what that meant.

The body of Marine Cpl. Joshua Hartzell was escorted by about 40 motorcycles and scores of other vehicles to its final resting place at Venice Cemetery on Layhigh Road.

A group of veterans who once lived aboard Camp Lejeune believe a $600,000 contract between the military and the National Academy of Science may be an indicator of tainted research.