Gina Harkins, Military.com

Commandant Gen. David Berger has prioritized redesigning the Marine infantry battalion as part of a 10-year plan to modernize the Corps

No Special Forces soldiers were killed while seizing computer servers in Germany as part of a CIA operation

Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) cases are more likely to spread among enlisted crew members on Navy ships, a new study released this week found, due to the sailors' tight living and workspaces

Leathernecks will be getting in on the undersea fight north of Norway and in the Western Pacific, where the U.S. is concerned about increased submarine threats from Russia and China

"I am uncomfortable staring at a female's chest to see her rank"

Marines will be eligible for a new payout of up to $10,000 if they volunteer to serve as recruiters, drill instructors, or embassy guard detachment commanders

Marines in Japan got a look at what the Corps' future missions could look like during a recent island-hopping naval exercise in the East China Sea

The Marine Corps has officially retired the AH-1W Super Cobra helicopter

The coronavirus pandemic is putting extra stress on Navy families.

A military task force convened in South Carolina on Thursday as leaders there attempt to halt any chance of the Marine Corps abandoning its historic Parris Island boot camp

"If you're looking to save money -- let's start with cutting those people who think closing Parris Island is a good idea."

"No decisions have been made ... It's just an option we're talking about."

The Marine Corps is moving into a three-year test phase for a new Hawaii-based unit that could serve as a model for specially designed regiments built to fight in the Pacific

The Navy has released its full 1,897-page command investigation into the communication, decisions and actions that took place during a novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on deployed aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt

The Navy has released its full 1,897-page command investigation into the communication, decisions and actions that took place during a novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on deployed aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt

The Navy esports team is once again on pause, just weeks after resuming operations following a separate controversy

Marine leaders want every male recruit arriving at boot camp to train alongside women in the same company, putting an end to the longstanding tradition of separating trainees by gender, according to newly released plans to make both of the service’s recruit depots coed

The U.S. military relies so heavily on space-based technologies to keep its edge on the battlefield that adversaries see the dependence as a big weakness — and they're already testing ways to attack it

Russian disinformation efforts are a massive problem in the U.S. and other democracies. Here's how the U.S. military is taking the problem seriously — and fighting back

Nine of the 16 troops inside a Marine Corps amphibious assault vehicle were killed in an accident that left the vehicle on the seafloor, Commandant Gen. David Berger detailed on Monday

The Marine Corps is in the process of getting rid of its tanks in preparation for possible island-hopping missions in the Pacific, but the move could lead to a bitter inter-service divide if the Army is tasked with filling the gap

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"When serving in the military, you sacrifice some of your rights. But you don't have to sacrifice all of your rights."

The end of the Marine Corps' tank missions has officially begun

For the first time in its 45-year history, the Marine Corps Marathon is going virtual.