After surviving a near-fatal accident in Afghanistan, Marcus Gill found new purpose, earning a degree in theological leadership and protecting others.
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In an unprecedented move during the Pacific War, Marine Lt. Gen. Holland Smith fired Army Maj. Gen. Ralph C. Smith mid-battle on Saipan, sparking a major interservice feud.
Every Nov. 10, Marines cut birthday cakes with Mameluke swords. These traditions, barely 100 years old, were born during a pivotal time.
In November 1950, as UN forces neared the Yalu River, Mao Zedong sent 120,000 troops to encircle 30,000 US, UK, and South Korean soldiers.
Peter Ortiz, a Marine and former French Foreign Legionnaire, became a legendary OSS operative during WWII, known for his bravery and remarkable exploits.
In 2007, Tony Wilson chose the Marine Corps over college, seeking a challenge and a chance to serve. Now, he leads DRC Solutions, aiding the homeless.
Each year on November 10, Marines worldwide honor their Corps' founding, celebrating with rituals that blend tradition, memory, and meaning.
As the US Marine Corps nears its 250th birthday in 2025, nationwide events honor its legacy, featuring parades, ceremonies, and prominent speakers.
The 2025 Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show at NAS Pensacola is canceled due to budget pressures and the federal shutdown, impacting local businesses.
The Marine Corps updates Force Design 2030, modernizing tactics with new tech and partnerships to enhance global responsiveness and resilience.