Military, The Marines

Military, The Marines

A Marine describes in vivid detail, his experiences serving in the infantry during operation enduring freedom. Topics include hazing, deployment, combat, and other subjects.

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Written by disabledvet on
                                          If you are U.S. Navy - Either Active Duty, Honorable Discharge, Retired or Reserve. If you are Coast Guard or Marine, then you must read on my friend . I am excited to be able to be the one to present you with this information!! I was in the U.S. Navy many years ago and when I stumbled upon this site, and saw everything that it offered, I couldn't wait to join! This site is for people that are or where affiliated with the U.S. Navy in thier lifetime. It is an online organization that can only be appreciated by people that have been or are ... Read Full Story
Written by disabledvet on
                                           If you are U.S. Navy - Either Active Duty, Honorable Discharge, Retired or Reserve. If you are Coast Guard or Marine, then you must read on my friend . I am excited to be able to be the one to present you with this information!! I was in the U.S. Navy many years ago and when I stumbled upon this site, and saw everything that it offered, I couldn't wait to join! This site is for people that are or where affiliated with the U.S. Navy in thier lifetime. It is an online organization that can only be appreciated by people that have been or are ... Read Full Story
Written by education4military on
The Marines offer several programs designed to support the educational goals of its members. The Marine Corps provides up to 100 percent of the cost to service members who elect to pursue off-duty or voluntary education. This would include all active-duty and Reserve enlisted Marines on continuous active duty attending accredited colleges and universities. Officers who are on active-duty are eligible to receive Marine Corps Tuition Assistance if they commit to staying on active duty for two continuous years after completing the course funded by the program. Those who meet eligibility requirements and elect to enroll in courses toward a degree may not exceed ... Read Full Story
Written by aftercancer on
As I have written about before individuals stationed at Camp Lejeune over approximately a 30 year period who were exposed to toxic chemicals in the water that they were drinking, cooking with and more. The Senate has recently passed legislation backed by Sens. Richard Burr and Kay Hagan, both of North Carolina, preventing the military from dismissing claims related to water contamination pending completion of two studies by the Centers for Disease Control. Some military members have been awarded partial disability from the VA and John Hartung is one of them. According to the Jacksonville Daily News, Hartung’s doctor stated in a letter to ... Read Full Story
Written by education4military on
No matter where you grew up in the United States, you probably at one time or another watched the ball drop on New Year's Eve in New York's Time Square. Dick Clark has long since been replaced by new MCs, but there's still something special about the celebration. After the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center, there have been annual concerns that such a large gathering of people in New York is a tempting target for terrorists. The good new is that eight years later, thanks to federal police agencies, the New York Police Department and members of the New York National Guard, ... Read Full Story
RAMONA, Calif. — Among the small crowd of military veterans and Marines, the two-star general stood out.At the Ramona VFW’s annual Marine Corps birthday celebration Nov. 7, David Weber was treated as the honored guest, receiving the first piece of the birthday cake in accordance with tradition.Intrigued by the two stars on Weber’s shoulder boards — and the combat air crewman insignia above all his medals — Lt. Col. Todd Oneto struck up a...  
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CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. — The message on Gail Kroger’s cell phone said her son was home from Afghanistan.A plane carrying her son, Pvt. Mike Spurlin, and about 150 other Marines had landed at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, a 45-minute drive from Camp Lejeune, where spouses, children, families and friends had gathered for the Nov. 17 homecoming.Kroger’s voicemail was courtesy of the Corps’ fledgling family readiness program, just a simple...  
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Marines with Multi National Force-West circle an empty lot aboard Al Asad Air Base, Iraq, looking for scraps of metal, Nov. 20, 2009. Their base-wide cleanup effort is dubbed Operation Blue Spoon, and the goal is for Marines to leave the base in good order as they wind down their role in Operation Iraqi Freedom. (US Marine Corps photograph by Cpl. Meg Murray)  
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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...  
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HELMAND PROVINCE, Afghanistan – The Marine Corps' top officer and senior enlisted leader addressed a myriad of issues affecting Marines throughout the Corps during their Thanksgiving visit to Marines and sailors currently deployed throughout ...  
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Families gather at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina to welcome back the Marines of the 2nd Battalion, 8th Regiment — known as "America's Battalion" — after months deployed in Afghanistan. But not every family is going to see their Marine: Thirteen of the Marines died in Afghanistan.  
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As many of the civilians in the Yuma area are enjoying a traditional turkey dinner and spending quality time with friends and loved ones, many of the Marines stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma will still be on duty, keeping an ever-present...  
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From left, Doc Brown, past commandant; Dick Brouillette, junior vice commandant; and Dave Woodfine, commandant of Warsaw Leathernecks, Marine Corps League Detachment 1254, recently visited with Marine veterans at the Missouri Veterans Home in...  
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Marines play Santa to needy kids The East Valley Marines are collecting toys for the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program, and the drive will continue until the week before Christmas. Last year, East Valley Marines collected approximately...  
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Marines from the “Death Rattlers” of Marine Strike Fighter Squadron (VMFA) 323 celebrated the Marine Corps 234th birthday aboard USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) yesterday. Maj. Gen. Thomas Conant, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing commander, made his first carrier trap to celebrate with the VMFA-323. “There’s no other place I would rather be than out here with you,”said Conant. “Two hundred and thirty four years ago our country thought we needed a...  
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