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Marines Prep in Style for Inauguration
A behind-scenes-look at the Marines, at the oldest active post in the Marine Corps, preparing for the upcoming presidential inauguration.
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Dorothy Schmidt Cole, Oldest Living Marine, Dies at 107
A North Carolina woman recognized as the oldest living U.S. Marine has died at age 107
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Marine Speaks After Saving Woman Pinned Under Car
Marines with the Barracks in Southeast Washington saved a woman who was pinned under a car. Now, one of those heroes speaks with News4’s Cory Smith about that incredible rescue.
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Marines, First Responders Rescue Woman From Under Car in Southeast DC
Marines with Guard Company rescued a woman from under a car after an accident in Southeast D.C. on Nov.7. After the Marines’ quick response, D.C. first responders administered care to the woman who was able to survive the accident.
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2 Marines Accused in Drug Overdose Case of Fellow Marine
Two U.S. Marines have been arrested on a federal grand jury indictment alleging the lance corporals were involved in drug sales, including to a fellow Marine who died of an overdose in May.
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Marines Halt Search for 8 Missing Troops, All Presumed Dead
The Marine Corps says eight troops are presumed dead after their landing craft sank off the Southern California coast during a training exercise
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Retired Marines Reunite to Remember Marine Who Died Trying to Save a Life
Marines from across the country are convening in the nation’s capital this weekend to visit the grave of one of their own. Sgt. Joseph Wrightsman died in action trying to save an Afghan policeman. Darcy Spencer reports the visit to Arlington National Cemetery was almost canceled due to the coronavirus.
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2 US Marines Killed During Raid on ISIS Cave Complex in Iraq
Two U.S. Marines were killed in Iraq during a mission to clear out an extensive mountain cave complex where ISIS fighters were hiding and living, three military officials said Monday.
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New Details on Marine's Plot to Hunt Child Traffickers at US-Mexico Border
A Camp Pendleton Marine whose disappearance prompted a nationwide search has been court martialed after investigators discovered he purchased a cache of weapons and ammunitions to allegedly hunt human traffickers along the U.S. and Mexico border.
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24 Marines Discharged Over Human Smuggling, Drug-Related Charges
A dozen Marines have been less-than-honorably discharged as a result of human trafficking and drug-related offenses dating back to July 2019. Twenty-four Marines were arrested during battalion formation at Camp Pendleton on July 25, 2019, accused of illegal activities. In a brief update Saturday, Camp Pendleton confirmed that nine out of the 24 Marines were sent to court-martial. Eight of the…
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‘Cold Act': Someone Stole Mom's Mementos of Late Marine Son After Crash
A Maryland mother has a plea for help after an act that she calls plain evil.
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Marine Walks From Ohio to Arlington Cemetery to Raise Money for Vets
He walked hundreds of miles, lost 25 pounds and raised thousands of dollars for fellow veterans. Justin Kuhel’s journey started in Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 14 and ended at Arlington National Cemetery 400 miles later. Kuhel is trying to raise $20,000 for the nonprofits Help Our Military Heroes and Save a Warrior. He’s a combat veteran who served tours in Iraq…
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Super Bowl Coin Toss Salute for Medal of Honor Recipients
The NFL will salute 15 recipients of the Medal of Honor, the United States’ most prestigious military decoration, when they participate in the coin toss before the Super Bowl on Feb. 4. World War II veteran Hershel Woodrow “Woody” Williams, who received the Medal of Honor during the Battle of Iwo Jima, will flip the coin, surrounded by the others being honored.
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Sex Assault Reports Up at Navy, Army Academies
Reports of sexual assaults increased at two of the three military academies last year and an anonymous survey suggests sexual misconduct rose across the board at the schools, The Associated Press has learned. The new data underscore the challenge in stemming bad behavior by young people at the military college campuses, despite a slew of programs designed to prevent assaults,...
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Marine Veterans Playing ‘Pokemon Go' Help Catch Attempted Murder Suspect
Two Marine Corps veterans playing “Pokemon Go” in Fullerton helped nab a man wanted for attempted murder and other crimes, police said.
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Fairfax County Man Among 11 Killed in Fla. Helicopter Crash
A Fairfax County man was among the 11 people killed last week when a Black Hawk helicopter crashed in dense fog during a training mission in Florida.
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Salvage Crew at Site of Military Helicopter Crash That Killed 11 Off Fla. Coast
A salvage barge moved off the Florida Panhandle coast to lift the wreckage of a shattered Black Hawk helicopter from the waters, days after seven Marines and four soldiers were killed when the aircraft crashed in dense fog on a nighttime training mission.
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Names of 7 Marines Killed in Fla. Helicopter Crash Released
The Black Hawk helicopter that crashed in dense fog during a training mission in Florida was carrying seven special operations Marines forces based in North Carolina, along with four National Guard soldiers from Louisiana. All were killed. The salvage of the helicopter could begin Friday afternoon and is expected to take several hours....Click to read more about the servicemen...