Warrior: The Making of A Female Marine

By Amber J. Cabrera “Move your butt, Cabrera!” The drill instructor shouted. Startled, I realized the precarious position I was in….

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February 1944 The Grand Rapids Platoon

On February 12, 1944, 29 women left Grand Rapids, Mi to go to Camp Lejuene, NC.  Now over 67 years…

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From Molly Marine to OCS

By 1stLt Catherine Carty, USMC I was born and raised in North Canton, Ohio, which is about an hour south of…

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My Molly Marine Award

November 1975, when I was a young and eager 18 year old, I was selected by vote of the platoon…

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Golda’s Story

   A momentous day in history, December 7, 1941, changed the lives of many people including myself.   On  March 2,…

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Once Again the Women Marines Aid the Sixth Marine Division

By Rosemary Gregorec (Battle Born NV-1, WMA) October 2010 As in 1943 when women were called upon to join the…

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A Special Veteran

By Kelly Wilkinson It’s funny how for most of life, Veterans Day was just a day to sleep in and…

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A Runners Spirit

By Melissa Peek Burton When I got out of the Marine Corps in 1995, I swore I’d never run again….

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Camels and Dress Blues

I’ve been so busy with school this semester that I haven’t had a lot of time to do much writing,…

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Once Upon A Time in the Marine Corps

By Clarence Nelson On December 7, 1941 the lives of the young men and women of what has been called…

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Ah, Boot Camp!

Whether you’re a Marine who served in 1918, 1942, 1955, 1968, 1977, 1985, 1999, or 2010, boot camp is a…

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Lessons Learned in Today’s Military

http://tinyurl.com/2855puu Lt. Col. Diana Staneszewski is a Western woman who communicates with Afghans in their native tongue, bridging the language…

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