The U.S. military closed fiscal year 2025 with its strongest recruiting performance in 15 years, exceeding goals by averaging 103% across services.
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Louis Tanzer, America's oldest living Marine at 105, celebrated his sharp wit and humor at a special event. Despite hardships, his sunny disposition remains unwavering.
Sudden cardiac arrest is a leading non-traumatic death cause in the U.S. military. Efforts include heart screening and AED access to reduce risks.
The Marine Corps launched a pilot program on January 1, 2026, allowing Master Sergeants to transition to First Sergeants, enhancing career flexibility.
Greg Pryer, a former Marine and NYC cop, struggled with PTSD and alcohol after 9/11. Veterans Treatment Court gave him a second chance at life.
In March 1953, the Korean War's frontline saw intense battles as Marines defended hilltop outposts against massive Chinese assaults in the Nevada Cities.
Bill Arnold, a former Marine, founded Blue Diamond Recreation to support veterans with outdoor activities, offering retreats in Fort Worth, TX.
Cpl. Charles McMahon Jr., one of the last U.S. soldiers killed in Vietnam, left a legacy of service. His class ring, gifted to his high school sweetheart, was returned to his family after decades.
In 2025, the US Marine Corps advanced modernization through Force Design, integrating AI and new formations to maintain combat readiness.
Rob Reiner, 78, and his wife Michele, 70, found dead on Dec. 14, 2025; son Nick, 32, charged with murder. Reiner's legacy in cinema endures.