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Homefront Heroes: Marines Recall Lifesaving Actions During Hurricane Katrina

By: Kyle Watts

The Iraq war didn’t go as planned for Jerod Murphy, but it started out the way any Marine might have hoped. He was there at...

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The Storm is Over

By: R. R. Keene

From the Leatherneck Archives: April 1991   It was all but over in 100 hours. Saddam Hussein, in his bunker, still babbled something about his...

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The Ring: A Tale of Tragedy, Love And Serendipity

By: Kipp Hanley

In the fall of 1972, First Lieutenant Henry N. Pilger was 24 years old, a newly minted Marine Corps aviator, husband and first-time father. Known...

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"This is My Rifle" - From the Hill Fights in Vietnam to Today: The History of the M16

By: Sam Lichtman

The date, April 30, 1967. The place, a few miles northwest of Khe Sanh. The 2nd and 3rd Battalions of the 3rd Marine Division are...

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This is My Rifle: M16A1

By: Sam Lichtman

Technical Data Weight: 6 lbs. 12 oz. w/ empty magazine Overall Length: 38 ½” Barrel Length: 20” Chambering: 5.56×45 mm M193 Feed System: 20-round detachable...

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Modern Day Marine: The Future of Fighting Now

By: Sam Lichtman

For Colonel Stuart W. Glenn, it’s an opportunity to test his skills in military strategy at the Commandant’s Cup Wargaming Tournament finals. For Lance Corporal...

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The Birthday Brawl: Tankers Hold the Line at Khe Sanh

By: Kyle Watts

First Lieutenant Harris Himes stabbed holes around the side of an empty C-ration can. He ignited a heat tab inside and warmed his breakfast over...

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500 Meters to Ky Phu

By: William J. Prom

It was Dec. 18, 1965, and First Lieutenant Harvey “Barney” Barnum maneuvered east along a dirt road that crossed hills of dense jungle and wound...

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Making the Impossible Look Easy: Operation Chromite

By: Chris Kuhns

As Americans read their morning newspapers on Sept. 15, 1950, headlines such as “Seoul Port Isle Falls to Marines in Brief Battle” in Washington D.C.’s...

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The Rockabilly Marine

By: Kipp Hanley

Bill Beach could always shoot a rifle. As a Depression-era child, the Kentucky native could light a matchstick from 100 yards out with his .22....

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1/27 on Iwo

By: John A. Butler III

The 1st Battalion, 27th Marine Reg­iment was one of nine infantry bat­talions of the 5th Marine Di­vision activated in early January 1944 at Camp Pendleton,...

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When Sheepdogs Come Home: Veterans Helping Veterans Heal and Thrive

By: Abigail Grysban

Executive Editor’s note: June 27 is PTSD awareness day. We bring you this article to reinforce the importance of speaking openly about PTSD and other...

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