Marines typically change duty stations every three years, but they should be able to stay where they are for longer, said Gen ...

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On Wednesday afternoon, the House Appropriations Committee’s defense panel will discuss force needs and challenges with the ...

Drones were a hot topic, but that was far from the only thing worth talking about when it comes to readying the Marines for ...

The Marine Corps’ highest-ranking officer continues to emphasize the service’s key mission in crisis response through its ...

The Army is building a force that is leaner, more lethal and better equipped to operate in contested domains with speed and ...

And then we fly the wings off of them.” Making and keeping Marines Still, the commandant is cognizant of making sure Marines continue to get those training opportunities—and plenty of deployments.

Service officials said it was too soon to tell how they will be impacted by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s order to pare ...

The Marine Corps’ barracks improvement effort is being hindered by uncertain congressional funding and the federal hiring ...

Marine Corps leaders said they have cleared backlogs of delayed duty station moves and are working to whittle down delayed ...