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A Culture of Innovation Drives Acceleration! Rapid response to Corps’ modernization efforts Innovation—the discovery of new ideas, methods, or technologies—is a necessary but insufficient condition to achieve the dominant warfighting capability edge needed to address both. Read More.
Information in Marine Corps Operations. Fighting Smart. The Role of Logistics in Deterrence. Leveraging Logistics above the MAGTF. Barracks 2030. Who We Are and Where We Are Going. Technology and the Nature of War. Military Force Design in an Age of Accelerating Technologic Change. Marines Are Who We Are, Special Operations Are What We Do.
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Apr 15, 2007 · "Taking Chance" - A personal narrative by Lieutenant Colonel Michael R. Strobl, CBS News. Chance Phelps was wearing his Saint Christopher medal when he was killed on Good Friday. Eight days later, I handed the medallion to his mother. I didn't know Chance before he died. Today, I miss him.
The moving HBO film Taking Chance , which will debut on Saturday, February 19, is a beautifully made, powerfully acted story about a 19-year-old Marine’s final journey home from the war in Iraq.
Using creative writing can help better capture your readers’ attention while still presenting the case for your argument. As the professional journal of the Marine Corps, the Marine Corps Gazette strengthens the intellectual capability of the Marine Corps by providing an open.
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Feb 18, 2009 · “Taking Chance,” adapted by Marine Corps Lt. Col. Michael Strobl from his personal journal compiled after volunteering to accompany a fallen Iraq War soldier’s remains back to his hometown...
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Feb 19, 2009 · “Taking Chance,” which has its premiere on HBO on Saturday, tracks a colonel’s cross-country trip to escort home the remains of a solider killed in Iraq.
