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237 Orbits of the Sun

On this day 237 years ago our Corps became a reality. The first Marines were recruited, and signed their papers on this

Worth the time to remember. No Armor, no gun ships overhead, no fast movers on call, no body armor. Bloody, determined, and

Any interesting point to be found in the history of the French – English relationship over here. An interesting lesson in history

When I first started getting interested in history I gravitated toward the stories of World War II. Watching Victory at Sea, The

This has been floating around the web for a couple of weeks now. I finally set down and went through this. It

The following video is getting a fair amount of air time around the interwebs. It is worth the 16 or 17 minutes

An excuse for a little bit of Shakespeare. The old blog could use a little classical culture. And for those that are

28 years ago. Beirut . It was the bloodiest day in the Corps’ history since World War II, when Marines fought to

In the history of the Marine Corps there are a few legendary figures that all young Marines learn about from their earliest

Mogadishu, Somalia An anniversary day yesterday. A couple of nice pieces out there over the last day or two. The NRA Life