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How To Navigate the Enlisted Assignments Process: Communicate, Communicate, Communicate

Posted on November 15, 2026

By: Jenna Biter

If assignments leadership could share only one piece of advice with enlisted Marines, it would be: Communicate with your monitor early and often.Manpower Management Enlisted...

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In Every Clime and Place

Posted on November 15, 2026

By: Various

Australia MRF-D Marines Employ sUAS Marines with Marine Rotational Force-Darwin (MRF-D) 26 used multiple or­ganic drone assets for the first time to enhance logistical reach...

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More Than Just a Haircut: The Self-Taught, Unofficial and Occasionally Disastrous World of Marine Corps Barracks Barbers

Posted on November 15, 2026

By: Kyle Watts

Sergeant Justin Dyer wearily shakes off an abbreviated night’s sleep as a new week dawns over the eastern Camp Horno hills in Southern California. While...

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From the Archive: "The Marines' Hymn" - Collector Preserves the History of the Legendary Song

Posted on November 1, 2026

By: Sara W. Bock

This article was originally published in the November 2014 issue of Leatherneck Magazine. Between its recognizable melody and iconic lyrics, "The Marines' Hymn" is arguably...

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The Last Flight of Uncle Rudy: Sixty Years Later, Nephews Adopted By the Brotherhood

Posted on October 15, 2026

By: Kyle Watts

In October 2021, brothers Gerry and Rudy Gonzalez stood watching in rapt attention the men surrounding them. Many years younger than the rest, the brothers...

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From Crucible to Concert: How “The Marines’ Hymn” Forges the Spirit and History of the Corps 

Posted on October 15, 2026

By: LtCol Brad Anderson, USMC (Ret) and Katie Cashwell

While locked at the position of attention, the Crucible com­pleted, standing in formation sweaty, sandy, exhausted and hungry yet beaming with pride, few Marines can...

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Forging Legacy: The Anatomy of Marine Corps Memorials

Posted on October 15, 2026

By: Kayla Workman

There is a distinct gravity that com­mands the air around a U.S. Marine Corps memorial.Time seems to slow its heavy march. Voices drop to a...

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Marine Corps Marathon: A Tribute to Past Battles

Posted on September 15, 2026

By: Jeff Horowitz

The marathon has always been more than just a race. As the say­ing goes, attributed to the great Olympic long-distance running champion Emil Zatopek, “If...

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Camouflaging the Corps

Posted on September 15, 2026

By: Chris Kuhns

Surrounded by pines and oak trees on a range in Quantico, Va., a Marine crouches in the underbrush. Beneath his flak vest and atop his...

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Ortiz's War: The Allies' Secret Weapon Against the Nazis in France

Posted on September 15, 2026

By: Nicholas Reynolds and Katie S. Sanders

Executive Editor’s note: The following selection was taken from the newly released book, “Ortiz’s War: The Allies’ Secret Weapon Against the Nazis in France.” Col...

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Goal Line Stand: The End of an Era for the Quantico Football Team

Posted on August 14, 2026

By: Kipp Hanley

It was Thanks­giving in 1972, and the Quantico football team was flying back from Cincinnati, Ohio, after trouncing the Xavier Musketeers 34-0.While approaching the runway...

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Saved Round - The Colors of Resolve

Posted on August 14, 2026

By: Kayla Workman

For some people, Sept. 11, 2001, has become a blur of distant news footage and historical footnotes. But for the Marines who stood in the...

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