April 30, 2009 — The Wounded Warrior Regiment is asking all wounded, ill or injured Marines and their family members to participate in a survey that will take place May 4-22. The survey is part of an ongoing process to improve services and is designed to assess the non-medical care services Marines are receiving or received during the acute phase of recovery. MORE
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April 14, 2009 — Representatives from the Navy, Marine Corps, Army, and Air Force joined together to officially begin building a new home for a Marine Reserve unit near Dayton, Ohio, April 3. A local small business is building a $10-million Reserve center and vehicle maintenance facility for the 180 Marines of Military Police Company "C," Marine Logistics Group, MORE
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April 13, 2009 — Wounded Warrior and Marine veteran 1st Lt. Andrew Kinard received a standing ovation April 5 during “country music’s biggest night” at the 2009 Country Music Awards. Kinard took the stage at the CMAs to introduce performer Trace Adkins, who sang “Til the Last Shot’s Fired” with the West Point Glee Club. But before Kinard could introduce the country MORE
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April 13, 2009 — In the heart of the Pentagon, where plans for the defense of an entire nation are made, the people directly responsible for our national security sometimes get hungry. But who makes sure their food is properly prepared each day? For the secretary of defense, that would be Sgt. Anthony White, a native of Lynn, Mass., who enlisted in the Marine MORE
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April 13, 2009 — The Marine Corps is a military service branch within the Department of the Navy and since November 10, 1775, its warriors have fought at the tip of America’s military spear. Still, some believe that as a branch within the Navy department, the Marine Corps doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. Rep. Walter B. Jones of North Carolina hopes to MORE
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April 08, 2009 — The Marine Corps is focused on developing young men and women and diversifying the Corps in the upcoming fiscal year, the commanding general of Marine Corps Recruiting Command said. “They want some excitement. They want to serve their nation, and they want to be a Marine,” Maj. Gen. Robert Milstead told bloggers and online journalists during a MORE
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