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When two US Marines hunted the deadliest Vietnam sniper
In 1966 Vietnam, U.S. Marine Corps snipers Carlos Hathcock, known as Lông Trắng (The White Feather), and John Burke are on a ...
The final head coach of the Marine Corps football team in Quantico unveiled a new exhibit at the National Museum of the ...
James Russell Butcher Jr., a portrait painter and illustrator who was a Vietnam War Marine Corps combat artist, died of ...
In 1967, Vietnam, Capt. Bill Dabney chose the Marine unit closest to the enemy—an instinct that soon put him and his men at ...
Wounded several times, Harold Fritz bravely led his platoon through a dire ambush in Vietnam, leading to the most prestigious ...
In February 1968, American forces in Vietnam were still reeling from the sudden onslaught of the Tet Offensive. The January surprise attack by the North Vietnamese and the Viet Cong saw strategic but ...
Denmark, with 44 dead, some from Greenland, and a population of only five million, suffered the highest per capita casualties in the allied coalition. (Yet, even as he denigrated the Danish dead, ...
The award-winning author and journalist explores how the war became a mirror for Black Americans fighting for freedom abroad ...
After a year of wide-ranging efforts by Hegseth and others to denigrate Black military service, Skip’s life—in its triumph ...
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‘Greatest thing in my entire life’: Wichita Marine’s explosive‑handling career shaped his life
A Wichita Marine who spent more than two decades working with explosives and ammunition across the globe says his service ...
The U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Navy have sealed a deal with L3Harris Technologies for 34 large T7 robots to support the ...
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