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"There's A War Coming," Top Marine Corps General Warns US Troops
The Marine Corps commandant told about 300 Marines in Norway this week that they should be prepared for battle, predicting a "bigass fight" to come.
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US, South Korea, Japan Military Chiefs To Consult On North Korea : US Officials
The United States' top military commander will discuss North Korea's latest satellite launch with his Japanese and South Korean counterparts this week as part of efforts to strengthen military ties between the three countries, U.S. defense officials said on Monday.
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Barack Obama Feels 'Small' Compared With Members Of US Marines
President Barack Obama is one of the most powerful men in the world. He's commander in chief of one of its mightiest militaries, too.
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John Kerry Doesn't View Russia as Existential Threat: US State Department
US Secretary of State John Kerry does not agree with the Marine Corps general nominated to be America's next top uniformed commander that Russia poses an existential threat to the United States, a spokesman said on Friday.
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US Marine Corps Helicopter Missing in Nepal Quake Area
A US Marine Corps helicopter involved in disaster relief efforts in Nepal was declared missing today while working in the vicinity of Charikot village, a spokesman for US Pacific Command said.
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Former US Afghanistan Commander to Lead Effort Against Islamic State
President Barack Obama has chosen retired Marine Corps General John Allen, who served as the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, to coordinate international efforts to fight Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria, a U.S. official said on Friday.
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Hearing on WikiLeaks suspect's confinement resumes
Military prosecutors are slowly working up the chain of command of a Marine Corps brig to show the government was justified in keeping an Army private tightly confined after he was arrested for allegedly sending classified information to the secret-busting website WikiLeaks.
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US Marines to wind down operations in Afghanistan in 2012
US Marines are all set to march out of Afghanistan next year. General James F Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps, said in an interview that the number of Marines in the Helmand province will drop "markedly" in 2012, and the role of those who stay will shift from countering the insurgency to training and advising the Afghan security forces.
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Why US military dislikes Microsoft's Power Point
"PowerPoint makes us stupid," Gen. James N. Mattis of the Marine Corps, the Joint Forces commander, said this month at a military conference in North Carolina. He spoke without PowerPoint.
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"There's A War Coming," Top Marine Corps General Warns US Troops
The Marine Corps commandant told about 300 Marines in Norway this week that they should be prepared for battle, predicting a "bigass fight" to come.
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US, South Korea, Japan Military Chiefs To Consult On North Korea : US Officials
The United States' top military commander will discuss North Korea's latest satellite launch with his Japanese and South Korean counterparts this week as part of efforts to strengthen military ties between the three countries, U.S. defense officials said on Monday.
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Barack Obama Feels 'Small' Compared With Members Of US Marines
President Barack Obama is one of the most powerful men in the world. He's commander in chief of one of its mightiest militaries, too.
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John Kerry Doesn't View Russia as Existential Threat: US State Department
US Secretary of State John Kerry does not agree with the Marine Corps general nominated to be America's next top uniformed commander that Russia poses an existential threat to the United States, a spokesman said on Friday.
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US Marine Corps Helicopter Missing in Nepal Quake Area
A US Marine Corps helicopter involved in disaster relief efforts in Nepal was declared missing today while working in the vicinity of Charikot village, a spokesman for US Pacific Command said.
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Former US Afghanistan Commander to Lead Effort Against Islamic State
President Barack Obama has chosen retired Marine Corps General John Allen, who served as the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, to coordinate international efforts to fight Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria, a U.S. official said on Friday.
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Hearing on WikiLeaks suspect's confinement resumes
Military prosecutors are slowly working up the chain of command of a Marine Corps brig to show the government was justified in keeping an Army private tightly confined after he was arrested for allegedly sending classified information to the secret-busting website WikiLeaks.
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US Marines to wind down operations in Afghanistan in 2012
US Marines are all set to march out of Afghanistan next year. General James F Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps, said in an interview that the number of Marines in the Helmand province will drop "markedly" in 2012, and the role of those who stay will shift from countering the insurgency to training and advising the Afghan security forces.
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Why US military dislikes Microsoft's Power Point
"PowerPoint makes us stupid," Gen. James N. Mattis of the Marine Corps, the Joint Forces commander, said this month at a military conference in North Carolina. He spoke without PowerPoint.
