War Time Memories
Center for Oral and Public History Captures Recollections of Veterans and Others Once Stationed at El Toro By Natalie M….
Native American Woman Marine Barbara Beltran Steele
This Marine Was One of ‘A Few Good Women’ The U.S. Marine Corps prides itself, and rightly so, on the…
Molly at the Museum
The Molly Marine was dedicated on Nov. 10th, 1943 at the height of World War Two. Molly was commissioned by a…
General Motors Supports our Active Duty and Veterans
General Motors has supported the military for nearly a century, starting before WWI Nearly 60,000 GM employees have served in the…
Women Veterans Honored at White House
On March 19, 2013 Betty Moseley Brown, President of the Women Marines Association was invited to the White House with…
A Family Tradition
By Soledad Kennedy My daughter Jessica Jean Kennedy graduated from Marine Corps boot camp on January 18, 2013. She carries…
History of the USMC Women Reserves
The Marine Corps was strictly male until World War II except for 305 Marine Reservists (F), popularly termed “Marinettes,” who…
Our Marines, Memorial Day and Beyond
The reasons for joining the Marine Corps is unique to each Marine. Their love of family, Country, and Corps culminated…
Women Marines Association 27th Biennial Convention and Professional Development Conference
Event: Women Marines Association 27th Biennial Convention and Professional Development ConferenceWhen: August 31 – September 4th 2012 Where: Hyatt Regency…
WA and MCA Announce Essay Contest
April 2, 2012 – 9:00am – July 15, 2012 – 5:00pm is the entry time. The Marine Corps Association and Foundation…
Marine Corps Trained – Mission Ready Part 2
By Michele Rager This is the second article in a series of articles describing my year of mission work in…
Lucille Ellen McClarren The FIRST woman Marine 1943
Recently I have had the great pleasure to be exchanging emails with Betty Harper the niece of Lucille McClarren. In…