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Uninvited Ga. couple join invite-only breakfast with Obama
A Georgia couple who showed up at the White House a day early for a tour somehow wound up at an invitation-only breakfast with President and Mrs.
First lady helps out Toys for Tots
First lady Michelle Obama visited Marine Corps Base Quantico's Toys for Tots operation yesterday and urged the public to donate gifts for older kids.
Michelle Obama donates to Toys for Tots
Delivering a red Christmas sack bulging with toys, first lady Michelle Obama appealed Wednesday for donations for older children for the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve's annual Toys for Tots program for needy children.
Marine Corps Combat Development Command Launches Experimental Forward Operating Base Project
Marine Corps Combat Development Command announced the official launch of the Experimental Forward Operating Base .
Marine project gives Christmas to children
Wilma Vaughn, community relations officer for Marine Corps Base Quantico, says some of the Marines who help out with the Toys for Tots campaign actually became Marines because of the memory of receiving those gifts as children.
Author gives life to epic war stories
Dick Camp won't ever forget Jan. 21, 1968. It began as another day in combat for the commander of a Marine rifle company in Khe Sanh, Vietnam.
NCIS investigates shooting of man at Quantico
The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is investigating a shooting that took place Sunday at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., officials said.
Base Playgrounds Made Accessible
Timothy Donovan sits in his wheelchair on the sidelines of the playground here, wishing he could swing on the swings or slide down the slides with his friends.
H&K Is Frontrunner in U.S. Marine Corps' IAR Competition
The U.S. Marine Corps has selected the infantry automatic rifle made by Heckler & Koch as the weapon that will likely replace many M249 Squad Automatic Weapons in the rifle squad, and could begin fielding the IAR by next summer, a senior service official said.
Jeweler makes Faberge eggs for Corps birthday
Marines looking to wear some bling this year have a new option. In conjunction with the Marine Corps Birthday on Tuesday, an Atlanta-based jeweler is selling Marine Corps-themed Faberge-style eggs, with all proceeds benefiting Marine charities.
Pay available for those held in service
About 9,600 current and former Marines are eligible for at least $500 through a new program that pays troops for the months they were kept on active duty by the Defense Department's stop-loss policy, Marine officials said.
Training to get a hyper-realistica
The Corps will expand its use of special effects in infantry training next year, with high-tech immersion trainers planned in North Carolina and California, and an expansive urban training facility anticipated in Hawaii, Marine officials said.
Your home is your responsibility
As we all passed through the stages of life, many of us failed to grasp the duties and responsibilities that came with owning a home.
Marine combat developers are eyeing a new sniper rifle that would almost double the range of the Corps' existing model, but the service's weapons experts don't want it and believe fielding something more powerful could exacerbate existing problems with marksmanship.
Marines dedicate Semper Fidelis Chapel
Words that Marines live by. Those words took on an even deeper meaning Thursday as the Semper Fidelis Chapel at the National Museum of the Marine Corps was dedicated during a ceremony that drew a crowd of 200 invited guests to the facility in Triangle.
First LVSR truck arrives in Afghanistan
The Marine Corps' next-generation 10-wheel heavy hauler has arrived in Afghanistan, and nearly 100 could be delivered there by the end of the year.
Sgt. will plead to faking war wounds: Corps
A Marine sergeant charged with faking battle injuries to get freebies intended for wounded warriors will plead guilty, a Marine Corps spokeswoman said Monday.
Quantico-based Marine expected to plead guilty to faking war wounds
A Quantico-based Marine who is alleged to have faked war wounds for personal gain is expected to enter a guilty plea Wednesday morning during court martial proceedings at the base.
U.S. Marine Corps deserving of prize
Whereas, according to Alfred Nobel's will, the Peace Prize should be awarded "to the person who shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses." . And whereas President Barack Hussein Obama has certainly not actually ...
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