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The 2018 Department of Defense Warrior Games will be held June 2-9 at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. Approximately 265 wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans representing teams from all branches of the armed forces will participate.
The Department of Defense today announced it will conduct a wreath laying ceremony with the Department of Veterans Affairs at The Vietnam War Memorial March 29, 2018.
PGR Mission Alert: Thomas L Carbaugh, Jr.
PGR Mission Alert: Thomas L Carbaugh, Jr.
Thomas L Carbaugh, Jr. Army OEF & OIF GWOT Veteran 6 JUN 2016 Indiantown Gap, PA The family of Army Global War on Terror Veteran Thomas L Carbaugh, Jr. has requested the Patriot Guard Riders stand to honor his service to our nation at his interment ceremony, Monday, June 6. Thomas was a Staff Sergeant in the Army and served for 20 years, including campaigns in both Afghanistan and Iraq during…
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Today In Marine Corps History: 3 June 1918
Today In Marine Corps History: 3 June 1918
The 4th Marine Brigade fought at Les Mares Farm, Belleau Wood, Chateau-Thierry, France. #Marines#Marine#USMC#United States Marine Corps If you are seeing this post on Facebook, please SHARE it. Sharing helps the site grow. If you enjoyed this post, Subscribe To My RSS Feed. To Friend and/or Follow us on Facebook, Click Here.
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Today In Marine Corps History: 1 June 1918
Today In Marine Corps History: 1 June 1918
“Retreat Hell! We just got here,” said the 5th Marine Regiment in France. #Marines#Marine#USMC#United States Marine Corps If you are seeing this post on Facebook, please SHARE it. Sharing helps the site grow. If you enjoyed this post, Subscribe To My RSS Feed. To Friend and/or Follow us on Facebook, Click Here.
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Today In Marine Corps History: 4 March 1801
Today In Marine Corps History: 4 March 1801
The Marine Band performed at a Presidential Inauguration for the first time. #Marines#Marine#USMC#United States Marine Corps As always, if you are seeing this post on Facebook, please SHARE it. Sharing helps the site grow. If you enjoyed this post, Subscribe To My RSS Feed. To Friend and/or Follow us on Facebook, Click Here.
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Today In Marine Corps History: 30 September 1945
Today In Marine Corps History: 30 September 1945
Marines of III Amphibious Corps, commanded by Major General Keller E. Rockey, began landing in North China to assist the Chinese Nationalist government in accepting the surrender of Japanese forces and repatriating Japanese soldiers and civilians. As always, if you are seeing this post on Facebook, please SHARE it. Sharing helps the site grow. If you enjoyed this post, Subscribe To My RSS Feed.…
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Marine Corps History Photos: Chin Up
Marine Corps History Photos: Chin Up
Jiawei Fan, a 19-year-old Milford, Conn., native, grimaces while preforming pull-ups during the 2013 Annual Field Meet, at Chicopee High School’s Football Field, May 4, 2013. Approximately 600 newly enlisted men and women from across New England, to include; Western Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont and Rhode Island, attended the event. The annual Marine Corps event is designed to test the…
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Today In Marine Corps History: 29 September 1812
Today In Marine Corps History: 29 September 1812
Seminole Indians ambushed Marines at Twelve Mile Swamp, Florida. As always, if you are seeing this post on Facebook, please SHARE it. Sharing helps the site grow. If you enjoyed this post, Subscribe To My RSS Feed. To Friend and/or Follow us on Facebook, Click Here.
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Today In Marine Corps History: 28 September 1900
Today In Marine Corps History: 28 September 1900
Marines withdrew from Peking after the Boxer Rebelion. As always, if you are seeing this post on Facebook, please SHARE it. Sharing helps the site grow. If you enjoyed this post, Subscribe To My RSS Feed. To Friend and/or Follow us on Facebook, Click Here.
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Today In Marine Corps History: 27 September 1944
Today In Marine Corps History: 27 September 1944
The American flag was raised over Peleliu, Palau Islands, at the 1st Marine Division Command Post. Although the flag raising symbolized that the island was secured, pockets of determined Japanese defenders continued to fight on. As late as 21 April 1947, 27 Japanese holdouts finally surrendered to the American naval commander on the scene. As always, if you are seeing this post on Facebook,…
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Today In Marine Corps History: 26 September 1915
Today In Marine Corps History: 26 September 1915
“Horse Marines” engaged Haitian bandits near Petite Riviere. As always, if you are seeing this post on Facebook, please SHARE it. Sharing helps the site grow. If you enjoyed this post, Subscribe To My RSS Feed. To Friend and/or Follow us on Facebook, Click Here.
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Marine Corps Poems: Raggedy Ass Marines
Marine Corps Poems: Raggedy Ass Marines
In the days of raggedy-ass Marines, We were spit-shined And damn well clean. Our brass shined like stars Like an officer’s bars, And there warn’t no In between. In the days of raggedy-ass Marines, We scrubbed decks And also latrines. We washed clothes In a bucket, In lye soap We stuck it. And it came out Salty and clean! If a brush was handy Then it sure was dandy. For we were Raggedy-ass…
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Today In Marine Corps History: 25 September 1942
Today In Marine Corps History: 25 September 1942
Camp Pendleton was dedicated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. As always, if you are seeing this post on Facebook, please SHARE it. Sharing helps the site grow. If you enjoyed this post, Subscribe To My RSS Feed. To Friend and/or Follow us on Facebook, Click Here.
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Today In Marine Corps History: 24 September 1873
Today In Marine Corps History: 24 September 1873
One hundred and ninety Marines and seamen from the USS Pensacola and Benicia landed at the Bay of Panama, Columbia, to protect the railroad and American lives and property during the revolution. As always, if you are seeing this post on Facebook, please SHARE it. Sharing helps the site grow. If you enjoyed this post, Subscribe To My RSS Feed. To Friend and/or Follow us on Facebook, Click Here.
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Today In Marine Corps History: 23 September 1776
Today In Marine Corps History: 23 September 1776
Marines aboard the “Bonhomme Richard” fought against the “Serapis.” As always, if you are seeing this post on Facebook, please SHARE it. Sharing helps the site grow. If you enjoyed this post, Subscribe To My RSS Feed. To Friend and/or Follow us on Facebook, Click Here.
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