Camp Lejeune

Yut.

Bravo Zulu!

Expect the unexpected!

Rest in peace.

Emergency personnel are on the scene.

“People are lying if they said they didn’t feel a little bit like he did."

The LT wasn't lost. He was at a rave.

This looks interesting.

Turns out you can totally buy a fire truck and drive it around base, assuming you have the appropriate license, insurance, and don't mind being stopped by the Duty NCO every five minutes.

Three Marine Corps families are taking on their landlords at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, alleging that the private companies that run base housing failed to provide safe residences or respond to complaints of mold, mildew, water intrusion, roaches and maintenance problems

Miller is currently in jail in lieu of $100,000 bond.

In news you didn't expect to hear — unless you've served in the Marines — officials at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina are advising base personnel to avoid wild animals, particularly wild coyotes.

Inside a track, I watched men snap like I’d only seen during torture scenes on film.

R.I.P.

Lance Cpl. William J. Luce died after being stabbed several times on June 13 at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Another man died of an apparent gunshot wound

The man’s name is being withheld at the request of his next of kin.

The name of the man who was killed has not yet been released.

Pfc. Ethan M. Moores, died on May 27 after collapsing following a physical training event

“I’m filled with great rage, because our family was robbed of (Cox), and we may never get an explanation."

Two former Camp Lejeune Marines were sentenced to federal prison for distributing drugs linked to a fellow Marine's death

ChowCall delivers food from restaurants to hungry customers much the same way as similar food delivery business such as Grubhub and DoorDash do, but with their own twist: they also take the food directly to Marines on base

The Marine told investigators that he planned to be arrested when he arrived in Haiti so he could "gain a platform to make a statement"

"We intend to fully investigate this allegation," 1st Lt. Joe Wright said. "If substantiated, the subject Marine will be held fully accountable."

A combat engineer, Michael Alexander Brown, 22, is charged with second-degree murder in connection with a Nov. 9 homicide.

Upset that his estranged wife cheated on him, a U.S. Marine Corps recruiter from Camp Lejeune "wanted someone to burglarize" her home and steal her car, according to a four-page Duval County arrest warrant