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• Using the handhelds, Marines can move quickly around sprawling warehouses, supply depots, docks and ships, accurately scanning the bar codes on every piece of equipment, cargo container or vehicle. ...
• In the future, the wireless AIT system will be used for manifesting the troops themselves: Tags will include identification numbers, blood type and other personnel data, and let the Marines keep track of who gets on and off helicopters and landing craft.
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• The sun arose on the Marines of K/3/3 still in place on 861, pinned down by the NVA. ...
• Frisbie led his K-3 of Marines forward, exercising stealth, until the enemy positions could be observed and voices heard. ...
• On two separate occasions, LCPL Menke successfully braved the concentrated fire to move his fellow Marines to safety. ...
• At about 1900H, Third Platoon linked up with the remainder of the company at XD 806444. ...
• The company, with elements of K/3/9, established a perimeter defense on the night of 26/27 April and returned to Khe Sanh the morning of 27 April, arriving by 1100H. ... " The remaining Marines of B/1/9 did not fare well during the 26th. ...
• B-3 dispatched a fire team of 5 Marines to retrieve the body they had passed the previous afternoon. ...
• Capt Glen Golden's F/2/12 artillery battery found Capt Sayers in the fog by walking artillery rounds to him, and them and then put a "ring of steel" around the company that was so tight he was taking dirt from the impact. ...
• And at one time the company commander was down there with a couple of his radiomen getting these people up almost a sheer cliff. ... At about the time they got two men up, we had an Air Force OE come over, who were doing an outstanding job for us, and he fired one of his snake rockets, just missing the company commander, Capt Sayers, and just by a couple of feet. ...
• The Marines of B/l/9 began receiving close air support as napalm (DELTA-9s) and 250-pound bombs (DELTA-Is) blasted the back side of 861. ...
• The Company now moved like a mob, everyone just grabbing a wounded man, and headed for the edge of the hill. After the first 10 men moved over the ridgeline, the Marines were blasted by enemy mortars: "Everyone just hit the deck wherever they were and hoped they didn't get hit. ...
• He even used his own body to shield other wounded Marines from mortar fragments. ...
• The heat deteriorated the bodies rapidly and they bloated fast. ... It was not until we arrived back at Khe Sanh and matched our company roster with the evacuation list was I convinced that we had not left a fellow Marine in the hills. ...

• Gunnery sergeant keeps his Marines sharp .
• As the company ``gunny,'' Strack is the unit's top enlisted disciplinarian. ...
• Aside from helping instill discipline, Strack's main job in this desert camp in northern Kuwait is to ensure that this light armored reconnaissance company has adequate supplies -- ``Beans, bullets and Band-Aids,'' he said. ...
• He talks fast enough when he's relaxed, but when excited, or competing for air time to tell a story, the words fly like machine gun rounds. ...
• And he wanted to name her Marie Cora -- say it fast, and what does it sound like? Strack lost that battle, sort of. ...
• Gunny is a conservative, like many Marines, and discussions often are more a chorus than a debate. ...
• He can recite the effective ranges of enemy guns, and where on enemy armored vehicles the company's gunners should target their 25mm rounds. ...
• He can rattle off details about the Iraqi forces, types and characteristics of Iraqi tanks, who built Iraqi armored scout vehicles -- this scout company's arch enemy -- and the availability of enemy repair parts. ...
• ``And my job is to get my Marines what they need to do their jobs and to bring all my Marines home. ...
• He has been with the Camp Lejeune-based Marines since they left the coast of North Carolina in mid-January. ...

• Despite fast pace, some stiff resistance encountered.
• Go to Skiba's reports NAHAL TOOSI: Embedded with First Marines Expeditionary Force based in Camp Pendleton, Calif. ... Bulk Fuel Company B, made up of units from Green Bay and Wilmington, Del. ...
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• The fast-paced American invasion prompted hundreds of Iraqi soldiers to surrender and thousands of others to shed their uniforms and head home, said Gen. ...
• No one has been hurt in Iraqi missile attacks and so far two Marines have been reported killed in combat. ... Marines and eight British soldiers died in an accidental helicopter crash in the war's opening hours.
• Marines who secured the port of Umm Qasr on Friday still had not established full control of a nearby town. ...
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• Citation: For extraordinary heroism and conspicuous gallantry in action against enemy Japanese forces, above and beyond the call of duty, while serving with the 1st Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division in the Lunga Area. ... While the enemy was hammering at the Marines' defensive positions, Sgt. ...
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• Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving with the 2d Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division, in action against enemy Japanese forces on Peleliu Island, Palau Group, 25 September 1944. ... New instantly perceived the dire peril to the other marines and, with utter disregard for his own safety, unhesitatingly flung himself upon the grenade and absorbed the full impact of the explosion, thus saving the lives of the 2 observers. ...
• Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving with the 3d Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division, in action against enemy Japanese forces on Peleliu Island, Palau Group, during a savage hostile counterattack on the night of 4 October 1944. ...
• Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving with the 2d Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division, in action against enemy Japanese forces on Peleliu, Palau Islands, 18 September 1944. Shortly after his leader ordered a withdrawal upon discovering that the squad was partly cut off from their company as a result of the rapid advance along an exposed ridge during an aggressive attack on the strongly entrenched enemy, Pfc. ... Seeking protection with 4 other marines in a depression in the rocky, broken terrain, Pfc. ...
• Marine Corps, 3d Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division. ... Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving with the 3d Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division, in action against enemy Japanese forces on the Island of Peleliu in the Palau group, 18 September 1944. ...
• Marine Corps, commanding officer, Company F, 2d Battalion 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division (Rein. ... Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty as commanding officer of Company F in action against enemy aggressor forces. ... Barber, after repulsing the enemy gave assurance that he could hold if supplied by airdrops and requested permission to stand fast when orders were received by radio to fight his way back to a relieving force after 2 reinforcing units had been driven back under fierce resistance in their attempts to reach the isolated troops. Aware that leaving the position would sever contact with the 8,000 marines trapped at Yudam-ni and jeopardize their chances of joining the 3,000 more awaiting their arrival in Hagaru-ri for the continued drive to the sea, he chose to risk loss of his command rather than sacrifice more men if the enemy seized control and forced a renewed battle to regain the position, or abandon his many wounded who were unable to walk. ... Waging desperate battle throughout 5 days and 6 nights of repeated onslaughts launched by the fanatical aggressors, he and his heroic command accounted for approximately 1,000 enemy dead in this epic stand in bitter subzero weather, and when the company was relieved only 82 of his original 220 men were able to walk away from the position so valiantly defended against insuperable odds. ...

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• While the students were at the weapons station, they visited the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Command, Security Department and 2nd Fleet Anti-terrorism Security Team, or FAST, Company. ...
• Marines from 2nd FAST Company showed the students the different Marine uniforms and displayed weaponry they use to carry out their mission.

• In the minds of many, the prospect of the MAU becoming a MAB was not so far-fetched, for it was again speculated that if the Israelis pulled out of their positions and headed south, the void would have to be filled by extending the Marines to the south. ...
• Shively The MAU-Phibron combination quickly melded into a solid Navy-marine Corps team, as Colonel Mead's Marines looked forward to their Beirut deployment; 45 percent of the MAU staff had been there before. ...
• While its strength is generally only 278-280 Marines, the MSSG is a uniquely diversified organization made up varied platoons and detachments from the 2d Marine Aircraft Wing, the 2d Marine Division, and the 2d Force Service Support Group--the three major commands of Fleet Marine Force, Atlantic. ...
• To ensure self-sufficiency, the MSSG also included a maintenance platoon comprised of Marines with highly specialized talents. ...
• With all Marines and equipment loaded, the Phibron steamed out of Morehead City on 27 January on board the Guadalcanal (LPH 7), Phibron flagship; Raleigh (LPD 1); the Pensacola (LSD 38); the Spartanburg County (LST 1192); and its sister ship, the Fairfax County (LST 1193). THe first night out, the Phibron experienced high seas and 60-knot winds, which resulted in, as Colonel MEad noted later, "Marines getting their sealegs fast. ...
• During a quiet period, 22d MAU Marines fill sandbags near Lebanese University. ...
• 9 The Marines were drilled and redrilled on the rules of engagement, including "what-if" sessions in which all possible contingencies were hopefully covered. ...
• The Marines were expected to know and understand those 10 rules as thoroughly as the 11 general orders for guard duty which they had learned in recruit training, and as they knew their names, ranks, and social security numbers. ...
• Essentially, the Marines knew the terrain and the area they were going into. ... Filling sandbags is one way of keeping idle young Marines from becoming bored, as well as keeping them in tiptop physical condition, and in all the months of the Marine deployment in Lebanon, sandbags beyond count were filled. One task the 22d intended to undertake, but never had the time for, o cut additional fields of fire, keeping the brush down in front of some of the positions on the eastern sector of the airport in order that Marines in their fighting holes could see who was shooting at them, and from what direction, when they came under fire. ...
• During their time in Beirut, Colonel Stokes' 24th MAU Marines had emplaced artillery in their northern sector, the boundary between Marines and the Italians. ...
• Similarly, the amtracs were relocated and dispersed, so that they cold function as personnel carriers, which they actually did sometime later when an Italian convoy was attacked and the Marines were called on for assistance. ...
• As the cold weather intensified a short time after the landing, Major Shively, the MSSG commander, purchased commercial space heaters in the open market to heat the Marines' living quarters. Field kitchens were set up in a centralized field mess for the MAU and BLT headquarters and company-sized galleys were set up at the perimeter positions. ...

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• Marines rescued seven American POWs before rushing off to join in the battle for Tikrit. ...
• Marines rescued seven American soldiers held by Iraqis north of Baghdad on Sunday before rushing off to join in the battle for Tikrit, according to a Canadian reporter embedded with the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force. ...
• Marines took custody of the Americans outside Samarra, a town about 25 miles 40 kilometers south of Tikrit in north-central Iraq and 75 miles 120 kilometers north of Baghdad. ...
• Army's 507th Maintenance Company that was ambushed March 23 near Nasiriya -- and chief warrant officers Ronald Young Jr. ...
• At a traffic circle near a dam on Samarra's outskirts, an Iraqi policeman approached the Marines and asked if they had come for prisoners, Fisher said. ...
• The policeman led the Marines to a nearby building, Fisher reported, where they found the seven Americans guarded by Iraqi soldiers. ...
• Kelly told Fisher that the Iraqis were surprised by the arrival of the Marines, telling the Americans they had thought they had "a few more days" before they came. ...
• The Marines surrounded the prisoners to assure them they wouldn't be abandoned and gave them fresh clothes, Fisher said. He said one of the former prisoners told the Marines, "It is so good to be back with Americans. ...
• Fisher said he heard orders on military radio for the Marines near Samarra to complete the recovery as soon as possible and "get north as fast as you can. ...
• Five of the Americans were members of the same company as former prisoner of war Pfc. ...
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• Navy carried out a devastating fast carrier strike on naval installations at Truk Atoll in February 1944, the Japanese had pulled all forward-based elements of the Combined Fleet back to Palau. ... Concerned that Japanese naval and air power in the Palaus could strike at Hollandia, a large task force of fast carriers under Vice Admiral Marc A. ...
• On September 6, Halsey's fast carrier groups started full-scale attacks on the islands. ...
• On the left (north), two battalions of the 1st Marines landed on Beaches White 1 and 2. In the center, two battalions of the 5th Marines hit Beaches Orange 1 and 2. The 7th Marines came ashore in a column of battalions on Beach Orange 3 on the right (south). ...
• On the 1st Marines' extreme left flank, Japanese gunners placed enfilading fire from positions in a coral outcropping at the water's edge. ... A company of Marines successfully reduced the coral outcropping but with heavy casualties. Moreover, the company became cut off from the adjacent unit and would remain isolated for the next thirty hours. The Marine Corps' official history concludes that had the Japanese mounted a major counterattack at this point, "the Marines might have been driven into the sea. " The 1st Marines' right flank battalion on Beach White 2 had better success. ... , the 5th Marines had reached its objective, an open space on the west side of the airfield. The left battalion halted at that point because of the inability of the 1st Marines to advance. ... Although the battalion's units became scattered, one company succeeded in driving across the island and reaching the eastern shore. ...
• The 7th Marines on the southern flank experienced much the same withering enfilade fire as did the 1st Marines. ... In the day-long drive, the 7th Marines, too, suffered heavy casualties. ...

• Sean Patrick Tallon, 26, a Marine Corps reservist, was a New York City firefighter from Ladder Company 10. ...
• Tallon was a member of the anti-armor platoon of the 2nd Battalion, 25th Marines, a Reserve infantry unit based in Garden City, N. ... The Iona College graduate, with a degree in criminology, was typical of the bright and talented citizen-Marines serving in today's Marine Corps Reserve. ...
• Of the 39,558 Marines in 289 drilling units at 185 sites in 47 states, approximately 99 percent of the officers and 35 percent of the enlisted personnel have prior service with four or more years of active duty. These experienced Marines generally enter the Reserves as corporals or sergeants. ...
• "They are generally older than active-duty Marines, and many of them stay with the same Reserve unit for four years. ...
• New Orleans also is home to the commanding generals of the 32,000 Marines who comprise the reserve air, ground, and logistics team that equates roughly to one of the Corps' three active Marine Expeditionary Forces (MEFs). ...
• "We are shooting to have one standard for active-duty and reserve Marines. ...
• "My Marines are prepared, trained, and equipped to go with the active-duty units. ...
• On 11 September, camouflage-faced force reconnaissance Marines from a Reserve company in Billings, Mont. ...
• Reserve civil affairs Marines will again operate in Kosovo, and two Reserve rifle platoons are guarding the fenceline at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba (see box). ...
• Although authorized by President Bush last September to mobilize up to 7,500 Marines, only about 2,440 Marine reservists had been called to active duty as of early January. ...
• The latter are Marines who have completed active duty, but have a Reserve obligation of up to two years. During the Gulf War, the Corps called up about 7,500 IRR Marines--more than any other service. ...
• "To us, those 60,000 Marines are a mobilization asset and a tremendous pool of talent. ...
• The Marine Corps is a young force, the youngest of all the nation's armed services, but 30,000 Marines leave active duty every year. ... , communicates with IRR Marines during their two-year Reserve obligation. ... Nonetheless, when activated for a real-world crisis, it does not take these young Marines long to get reacclimated to military life. ...

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• Let me tell you how I ended up in the Marines. ... 30 minutes later I walked out - the newest member of "The few, the proud, the Marines". ...
• When I finished Radio School, I received orders to the 5th Marines at Camp Pendleton. Colonel Kulak, the smallest man, at that time, in the Marine Corps commanded the 5th Marines. ...
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• The next oldest is in the Navy and he is stationed on the Kitty Hawk in Yokasaumia? (I don't know how to Spell that) Japan, the fourth oldest is in the Marines, he part of the 2nd FAST Company based in Norfolk Virgina, he leaves for Spain in four weeks to do special guard duty for the Summer Olympics for six months and then he'll be going to Iraq, which is a little scary because the FAST Companies are trained specially for anti-terriorism and special tatics, only about 600 of 175,000 Marines are accepted into FAST Compaines, (I hope he gets out of the service soon)(I know that's what he wanted, but Mom's worry) I read an e-mail from someone looking for a Navy Seal pattern and it got me thinking that there are probably more of us with loved ones in the service right now then want to have them there, and it would be nice if everyone could exchange info. ...

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• At distances of 750 miles from their warships off the coast of Pakistan, these Marines conducted combat operations against enemy outposts, convoys, and cave complexes in the plains and mountains of Afghanistan. ...
• The ACE, reinforced with additional CH-53E heavy-lift helicopters, carried Marines to distant objectives and provided a self-contained resupply capability that demonstrated the MEU's self-sustainability. ...
• The Marines quickly extended their perimeter and interdicted enemy forces. ... A detention facility was quickly built and operated by the Marines at KIA. Back at Camp Lejeune, Marines and Sailors from the 2nd Force Service Support Group quickly formed and led the nucleus of the Joint Task Force that would receive enemy detainees at a camp at Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. ...
• Leaving their howitzers aboard ship, Marines from the MEU's artillery battery re-opened and provided security at the American Embassy compound in Kabul. ...
• Integrated Navy medical and dental personnel from the MEU served the Marines and coalition partners, and conducted civic-action projects throughout the time of their deployment to the region. ...
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• Two weeks after Marines relieved the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division in western Iraq — with plans to quell the insurgency there with a kinder, gentler approach to winning over the Iraqis — Marines find themselves in one of their bloodiest battles since they helped topple the statue of Saddam Hussein in downtown Baghdad a year ago. ...
• CAMP AL-ASAD, Iraq — A battalion of infantrymen based here joined the fierce fighting in the volatile city of Fallujah, where a regiment of Marines battled insurgents in deadly firefights the week of April 5. ...
• HIT, Iraq — On the street outside the city council meeting room, merchants were busy and children watched heavily armed Marines standing guard. ...
• Marines selected to attend Officer Candidates School: (For subscribers only).
• The April 2 graduates of Lima Company, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, and Poppa Company, 4th Recruit Training Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S. ...
• Marines promoted to first lieutenant in April: (For subscribers only).

• Can you move fast?.
• Could we move that fast?  “Sure,” I said.   “It’s amazing how fast you can move when your feet are on fire!”  That remark was a reference to our self-imposed pressure to keep our newspaper growing as rapidly as possible.
• ”  We had a visit some months ago from a bright young man from Fast Company magazine, the self-styled flagship business publication of the New Economy.   The Fast Company executive was making a swing through the South (at Internet speed, of course) to explore the prospects for building grass roots contacts for his publication. ...
•   In the economic development wars, these folks are the Marines. ...

• The members of 2nd Infantry Division’s Company B, 5th Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment moved quickly and silently in their Stryker armored personnel carriers on a moonlit Tuesday night. ... As the Strykers left their base at Aggie Company Control Point at 1:30 a. ...
• Thomas Jones of Company B from the 2nd Infantry Division's 5th Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment, picks up an AK-47 he found by shaking a cowshed near Hamam Al Ali, Iraq.

• Whittman-Hart Chairman and CEO Robert Bernard will become CEO and president of the combined company, while USWeb/CKS CEO Robert Shaw will become chairman of the board. ... USWeb/CKS will hold majority ownership in the combined company, however--its shareholders will own 57 percent of the new entity while Whittman-Hart shareholders will receive 43 percent. ...
• Whittman-Hart CEO Robert Bernard predicts that the new company will be "the dominant leader in this marketplace, bar none, beginning in the new year. ...
• 5 billion preminum on the company's Friday market cap of $4. ...
• A company name has yet to be announced, but it looks like the industry will be spared a gangly conglomeration like Whittman-Hart/USWeb/CKS. Company officials are referring to the combined company as NewCo for now, and say they plan to create and brand an entirely new entity. ...
• The company will have its corporate headquarters in Chicago, where Whittman-Hart is located, and will maintain executive offices in USWeb/CKS's home turf, San Francisco. ...
• While USWeb/CKS CEO Shaw says his company "perfected our acquisition model" with Mitchell Madison and plans to use a similar approach to integrating with Whittman-Hart, Singer says she's still wondering if that purchase was a smart one. ...
• In a conference call this morning, Whittman-Hart CEO Bernard predicted that the new company will be "the dominant leader in this marketplace, bar none, beginning in the new year. ...
• We're like the Marines. ...
• The company--which owns hundreds of generic domains like doctor. ...
• com’s business messaging division and will also join the company’s board of directors. ...
• A spokesperson for the company said the capital would be used for marketing and hiring. ...
• The New York-based company, founded in 1997, has about 40 employees. ... The company is planning for an official launch in Feb. ...
• We're seeking people with online smarts and the drive to join the most engaging software/internet/b-b e-commerce company in the alley. ...

• We flew from there to Talil (I think it is spelled that way) via Marine and Airforce C-130's there we met up with a company from Marine security forces Bahrain and a 4 man communication team from the Navy Seals. ...
• The amount of people on or at the crash site after the first day was almost 100, a Company of marines from Fast company, The army Dive Salvage team, My Team from NSCT-1, A NAVY EOD team, and The SEAL Communicators. ...
• I often get asked why is that as a Marine I am in the unique position to save and preserve life and not take it and if this is what the Marines had originally intended for me to do. ...

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