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The Marine Corps recently released ALMAR 023/20 on Oct. 20, 2020. ALMAR 023/20 provides updates to the Commandant's Professional Reading Program, which are meant to ensure the Commandant's Professional Reading Program remains relevant, current, and promotes professional discussions amongst all Marines. Updates to The Commandant's Professional Reading List include the removal of rank distinction, a consolidated list of publications into five categories, and new content including podcasts,, articles, and discussion guides. (Official U.S. Marine Corps video by Lance Cpl. Fernando Moreno) [...]
United States Marine Corps Officer, Major Jasmin Moghbeli graduated from the NASA Astronaut candidate program in 2019. Major Moghbeli is the 2nd female active duty officer in the Marine Corps to become an Astronaut. [...]
The U.S. Marine Corps Counterintelligence/Human Intelligence (CI/HUMINT) occupational field is currently seeking qualified Marines to occupy this specialized military occupational specialty. MARADMIN 290-20 contains more information about prerequisites, retention bonuses and career opportunities. ( U.S. Marine Corps audio by Lance Cpl. Garrett Gillespie) I'M LANCE CORPORAL GARRETT GILLESPIE, WITH YOUR MARINE MINUTE, THE MARINE CORPS PROVIDES COUNTLESS OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN NEW SKILLS AND ABILITIES. AND HERE’S ONE OPPORTUNITY THAT HAS COME-A-KNOCKIN. THE COUNTER-INTEL CAREER FIELD (0211) IS CURRENTLY UNDER A MANPOWER SHORTAGE AND IS SEEKING QUALIFIED MARINES TO LAT-MOVE INTO THIS SPECIALIZED MOS. 0211’S [OH-TWO-ELEVEN’S] PERFORM SENSITIVE AND COMPLEX INTEL… [...]
The Marine Corps is ensuring Marines are taken care of by enforcing its high standards and has added another volume to the Legal Support and Administration Manual (LSAM). Recent additions to the LSAM or Marine Corps Order 5800.16 ensures that justice is a top priority and addresses matters related to military justice including trial counsel qualifications, case analysis, additional requirements for special victim cases, guidance for seeking investigative subpoenas and warrants, and post-trial processing. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Lance Cpl. Fernando Moreno) [...]
I’M LANCE CORPORAL MELLIZZA BONJOC, WITH YOUR MARINE MINUTE. THE MARINE CORPS HAS RECENTLY DROPPED MARADMIN 491/20, AND HERE’S WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU. STARTING SEPT. 1, 2020, PHOTOGRAPHS WILL NO LONGER BE AUTHORIZED FOR CONSIDERATION BY PROMOTION BOARDS AND SELECTION PROCESS PERTAINING TO ASSIGNMENT, TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND COMMAND. THIS PROHIBITION ALSO INCLUDES OFFICIAL PHOTOS IN THE OFFICIAL MILITARY PERSONNEL FILE, ALONG WITH PHOTOS SUBMITTED IN CORRESPONDENCE BY INDIVIDUAL MARINES. THIS FOLLOWS THE MILITARY’S IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TO ADDRESS DIVERSITY, INCLUSION, AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SERVICE MEMBERS. SPECIFIC CHANGES TO THE REFERENCES AND OTHER SERVICE DIRECTIVES REGARDING PROCESSES THAT USE OFFICIAL… [...]
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Retired Marine Maj. Kim Rossiter started nonprofit Ainsley's Angels to allow the disabled to participate in athletic competitions. [...]
“I haven’t competed in a marathon before, but I’ve never been afraid of a challenge." [...]
As we approach the 2020 election, some are concerned about martial law. [...]
F-35B pilots at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma became the first unit to try out Operational Data Integrated Network last month. [...]
220 Marines, 18 sailors and three soldiers died that day. [...]
When members of highly motivated and mission-focused teams leave the military, they often struggle to find a new purpose in life. [...]
Department officials said they are still a year away from possible fixes to the problem. [...]
More than 4,700 patients were dealing with active cases of the virus as of Tuesday. [...]
Only about 18 percent of Congress members had military experience at the start of last session. [...]
This cycle, 121 Republicans and 60 Democrats with military backgrounds are vying for seats in the House and Senate. [...]