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Higgins takes flight, makes history April 24, 2015 — Since 1946, the U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, or Blue Angels, has performed jaw-dropping shows all across America. However, in the nearly 70 years the squadron has been around, there have been several females on the team who were left out of the cockpit during the performances — that is, until now. MORE

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Picnic turned rescue mission: Marines save family on Potomac July 2, 2020 — Four Marines from Marine Corps Base Quantico saved the lives of a father and son on the Potomac River in Nanjemoy, Maryland, June 14, 2020. The Marines planned to spend the overcast Sunday relaxing on the water and having a picnic before the incident occurred. Before leaving on the boat that day, Cpl. Quinn J. Hurt, a photographer with Marine Corps Base Quantico’s Communication Strategy and Operations section and a Marin County, California, native, went over safety procedures with the rest of the Marines... MORE

Israeli MOD CBRN Defense officials visit CBIRF training grounds September 7, 2016 — Officials from the Israeli Ministry of Defense, led by Assistant Minister of Defense retired Israeli MORE

Marine Corps enters realm of cyberspace through new unit March 25, 2016 — The Marine Corps activated Marine Corps Cyberspace Warfare Group during a ceremony at Fort George G. MORE

Higgins takes flight, makes history April 27, 2015 — Since 1946, the U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, or Blue Angels, has performed jaw-dropping shows all across America. However, in the nearly 70 years the squadron has been around, there have been several females on the team who were left out of the cockpit during the performances — that is, until now. MORE

CBIRF decontamination team puts critical skillsets to test February 6, 2015 — The Decontamination Platoon, consisting of Marines and sailors with Chemical Biological Incident MORE

Marines win Kennedy Cup at JFK 50 Mile Challenge January 7, 2015 — On 22 November 2014, nine members of the Expeditionary Warfare School (EWS) faculty, staff, and MORE