After serving in the Marine Corps, Michael D’Angelo now gives back by bringing laughter to troops with his Rapid Fire Comedy Tour.
Posts published in “Marine Corps”
Capt. Walter Fleming led his Marines through Vietnam's dangers, surviving 13 months of intense combat unscathed, with profound respect for his troops.
In 1980, two Marines were found murdered in Hawaii. Decades later, the case remains unsolved, but a true crime podcast aims to uncover new leads.
The II Marine Expeditionary Force Innovation Campus empowers Marines with 3D printing and rapid prototyping, enhancing readiness and self-reliance.
Lt. Gen. Francis Donovan, tapped to lead U.S. military in Latin America, faces questions on Trump's expanded operations. Senate confirmation pending.
The U.S. military closed fiscal year 2025 with its strongest recruiting performance in 15 years, exceeding goals by averaging 103% across services.
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.