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250th anniversary of the United States Marine Corps
Today, November 10, marks the 250th anniversary of the United States Marine Corps. Marines around the world are observing the milestone with traditional ceremonies that reflect both the Corps’ history ...
TRIANGLE, Va. — The final head coach of the Marine Corps football team in Quantico took part in the unveiling of a new exhibit at the National Museum of the Marine Corps on Wednesday, featuring ...
For 13 years, the National Museum of the Marine Corps has been working on its two new galleries: “Forward Deployed” and “Afghanistan and Iraq.” The museum will finally open these galleries to the ...
In the summer of 2021, two years before the Corps axed the current iteration of the job, members of the Marine scout sniper community saw a growing need to preserve and catalog their heritage, one ...
With the Marine Corps celebrating its 250th birthday Nov. 10 and Veterans Day on Nov. 11, we look at the birth of the corps. Continental Marines land at New Providence during the Battle of Nassau. US ...
One walked with a cane. A few others showed the impact of gravity and time on their postures. Eleven members of the 1970 University of Hawaii football team toured the Manoa campus Friday with ...
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250 Years of U.S. Marine Corps Uniform History
U.S. Marines showcase uniforms from different eras of service for the Marine Corps 250th birthday, New Orleans, Nov. 1, 2025. Marines with Marine Forces Reserve and Marine Forces South participated in ...
An old landmark from the beginning of Camp Pendleton’s history in the early 1940s will serve as the venue for a base-wide holiday party Dec. 20. Many people pass by the building, but few know its ...
Every Nov. 10, United States Marines past and present gather in their finest dress blues to celebrate the birthday of their beloved Corps, just as they have every year since 1921. But for more than a ...
Nothing endures but change. A Greek philosopher noted over two thousand years ago that nothing is permanent except change. The Marine Corps is an excellent example of this axiom. As a result of ...
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