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U.S. Marine Recruiters Tackle New Adversary - Online Classrooms October 27, 2020 — Each year as school begins, the race to get into classrooms and lunchrooms starts. Marine recruiters face a diverse set of challenges such as schools that are not military friendly, schedule conflicts and competition with the sister services. Marines always face those challenges head-on and accomplish the mission. This year is different though, one of the most difficult challenges presented itself to Marine recruiters across the nation. How do you perform a class talk when the students themselves aren’t physically in school... MORE

A Legacy of Service July 31, 2020 — Christian Tsirlis, former Lakeville South High School student and 2019 high school graduate, did not have the typical Minnesotan upbringing. Thanks to his dad’s military service, his childhood was unique, full of adventure and travel to exotic lands. While many teenagers might regret moving from town to town and school to school every few years, Christian relished the opportunity to gain new experiences and learn about new cultures. He was even inspired to become something most Americans never will, an officer in the United States Marine Corps... MORE

Marine Corps Athlete of the Year Tops All Female Finishers at Historic Half May 23, 2019 — U.S. Marine Corps 1st Lt. Lindsay Carrick, 26, finished the 2019 Marine Corps Historic Half with purpose and pride as the first female finisher in a time of 1:25:02. The Fredericksburg resident and Logistics Officer at Officer Candidate School aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico is the 2018 Marine Corps Athlete of the Year MORE

The amphibious tip of the spear February 1, 2019 — Amphibious warfare is the cornerstone of how the Marine Corps trains and fights. For Assault MORE

School Liaisons can help ease PCS transition for families January 24, 2019 — When service members get orders to a new duty station, they are not the only ones who have to start over somewhere new. These moves can be especially difficult for their school-age children, who have to start over in a new school and make new friends, on top of the stresses that come with moving. MORE

Hawks, Silver Eagles swoop back to Fightertown October 29, 2015 — Marines with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115 and Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 533 MORE

Bringing military child care into 21st century October 6, 2015 — Family center providers around the Department of Defense are launching a brand new tool for service members seeking child care. MilitaryChildCare.com is a state of the art website that provides access to comprehensive information on military operated child care options around the world. The service will be available in the Tri-command area later this month. MORE

U.S.,Thai militaries host open house for local schools February 18, 2015 — The Royal Thai Air Force along with U.S. Marines and Navy personnel held Friendship Day, Feb. 13, to MORE