Stories
Is the Marine Corps Prepared for Hurricane Matthew?
Emergencies can happen at any time. Hurricane Matthew, which made landfall in the United States o...
Helping Military Service Members Vote by Mail
Helping military service members around the world participate in the U.S. electoral process by vo...
Could You Quit Tobacco for 24 Hours?
The first step in quitting tobacco is thinking about quitting. If you don’t have it in your mind ...
Transition and a Career Beyond the Call of Duty
There typically is a learning curve at the start of something new, whether it be a new job, the p...
MAPIT? UMAPIT? MAP WHAT?
MAPIT stands for Marine Awareness and Prevention Integrated Training. But what is it? MAPIT is a ...
Marine Corps Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
The Deputy Commandant of the United States Marine Corps for Manpower and Reserve Affairs LtGen. M...
Tobacco and Stress: Not a Winning Combination
Most people understand that tobacco harms a person’s health, but many users also believe it helps...
Solar Energy Shines Bright for the Marine Corps
When you think of the Marine Corps, the word ‘renewable’ probably isn’t the first thing to pop in...
Teens Can Practice OPSEC Too!
Does it seem like your teenager has a better relationship with their phone or computer instead of...
Tips to Manage PCS Stress
A PCS brings change, change, and more change. Not only will you have a new job, but you’ll be ge...
Your Guide to Staying 'Always Ready'
The Marine Corps is known as the 911 force of America, and we have earned this phrase because of ...
DoD Launches Pilot Program to Improve Family Member Travel Screening
Going overseas? Military families headed to duty stations outside the continental U.S. don\'t nee...