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Commanders now need to forward complaints up the chain of command.

If you’re in the market for a new vehicle, you’re not alone. We’ve got some tips to make you a savvy buyer and ensure you get the best deal.

"[I]f soldiers do not love IVAS ... then soldiers will not use it.”

The Pentagon has no choice but to adapt and learn to operate within a rapidly-changing world.

Hundreds of accounts across the internet pretend to be this one guy every day. Why?

But when you work in a community as small as ours, each death sends out ripples...

With this degradation, it isn’t just the Marines who will suffer, but the Nation itself when it comes to both conflict and deterrence.

“Following a commercial approach, just like SpaceX, allowed me to accomplish a number of ‘firsts.'"

“You know the saying, ‘if it’s not broke don’t fix it’ — well, sometimes leaders don’t know that it’s broke."

"The Russian philosophy is ... you're either going to get to your objective or you're going to die trying."

“I am utterly, completely stunned. I’m speechless."

Talent Management 2030, the new plan for overhauling the personnel policies of the Marine Corps, threatens to change the ethos of the Corps.

“The fielding of the weapon is based upon ammunition production,” Army Brig. Gen. Larry Burris said.

After a while, crocodile!

The story was made public in a series of TikTok videos posted by the soldier.

Alright, go ahead and make your "Lost LT" jokes.

"Defying gravity is hard, but not impossible."

Neither history nor the American people will judge the Corps’ actions as wise.

Finally!

Patrick Lancaster describes himself as an independent journalist. Critics say he's a foot soldier for Moscow's information war against Ukraine.