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William Jennison: Continental Marine

By: Bernard Nalty and Truman Strobridge

Executive Editor’s note: We bring you this story from the Leatherneck archives, which covers the seagoing roots of the Corps. Leading up to the Marine...

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A Small Piece of Cloth: The History of the Marine Corps' Shoulder Sleeve Insignia

By: GySgt Chase McGrorty-Hunter

“Each night during the north­ward trip I had noticed the beautiful Southern Cross constellation slipping lower and lower on the starlit horizon. Finally, it disappeared....

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Walking Among Giants: Fallujah 20 Years Later and a Birthday to Remember

By: Kyle Watts

Well before dawn, on Nov. 10, 2004, Hospitalman Alonso Rogero tossed and turned. The Marines surrounding Rogero seemed just as restless. Nights in Fallujah grew...

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From Corps to Comedy

By: Joel Searls

More than likely, you’ve seen comedian and actor Rob Riggle on TV. He’s appeared on “The Daily Show,” “Saturday Night Live,” “The Simpson’s” and “Modern...

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Love and Leadership

By: Cpl Damon Gossett

Executive Editor’s note: The following article received third place in the 2024 Leatherneck Magazine Writing Contest. The award is provided through an endowment by the...

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The Ear and the Finger: Minefield Maintenance at Guantanamo Bay

By: Kyle Watts

For nearly 40 years, a small group of Marine Combat Engineers performed a special duty at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. On a daily basis,...

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Sept. 11, 2001: A Morning Unlike Any Other

By: LtCol Robert J. Darling, USMC (Ret)

Editor's note: This story was originally published in the September 2011 issue of Leatherneck Magazine. Marine Major Robert J. Darling sat glued to the TV...

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Tribute to a Vietnam War Marine

By: Capt James P Coan

Executive Editor’s note: The following article received second place in the 2024 Leatherneck Magazine Writing Contest. The award is provided through an endowment by the...

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An Unnecessary Victory? Peleliu Assault Fraught with Issues

By: Maj Skip Crawley, USMCR (Ret)

Executive Editor’s note: What’s old is new again. September marks 80 years since Marines fought and died on Peleliu. The island was taken as part...

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The Battle for Najaf, Part 2: Thunder Road

By: Kyle Watts

On Aug. 7, 2004, the Marines and Mahdi Militia brawling over Najaf steeled themselves for the battle’s next phase. After two days of harrowing conflict...

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From Detroit to Tokyo Bay: A World War II Marine Witnesses the Japanese Surrender

By: Christopher N. Blaker

Editor's note: This story originally appeared in the September 2020 issue of Leatherneck Magazine. It is being re-published in honor of Victory Over Japan Day...

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Don't Imitate, but Emulate: Peer Leadership's Lasting Impression

By: Adam Walker

Editor’s note: The following article received an honorable mention in the 2022 Leatherneck Writing Contest. It is being re-published in honor of National Purple Heart...

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