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When I learned of the recent death of legendary Marine Col. John Ripley, I cried. I will always wish I could have been in his presence just one more time.
WASHINGTON — Veterans and active-duty military not in uniform can now render the military-style hand salute during the playing of the national anthem, thanks to changes in federal law that took effect this month. “The military salute is a unique gesture of respect that marks those who have served in Read more…
Corporal Aaron Mankin, a Marine journalist was seriously injured when the assault vehicle he was riding it was destroyed by an improvised explosive device (IED). 16 Marines were thrown from the vehicle. Six were killed instantly and Cpl. Mankin nearly made unlucky number seven. His entire body had been horribly Read more…
November 10, 2008 marked the 233rd birthday of the United States Marine Corps. To celebrate this occasion Go Daddy is proud once again to release a special birthday tribute to the Corps. (Be patient it takes time to load…) For those of you who served or are serving in other Read more…
Photos by Alan Schiff As funerals go it probably would rate 4 on a scale of 5. A bitter cold day at Arlington. There were the immediate family, one notable very close friend and three fairly recent friends from his very favorite Marine association. Sam Stavisky made his way to Read more…
Dear Friends of Sam Stavisky–the balm of your friendship and your devotion to my dad has been a salve for the ache that our family has experienced these past weeks. What a gift that my dad, in the second half of his life, renewed his passion for the Marines and Read more…
Tom Kerr writes: This was prepared by dependents of Vietnam Vets, using pictures sent to them, and from other sources. It is well worth watching and can only scratch the surface of the emotions many felt while serving there.
Fort George G. Meade, MD — The Beirut Veterans of America honored their founding president at its 25th Beirut Remembrance banquet held at the Goettge Field House, Camp Lejeune, NC on Oct 23, 2008. Defense Information School instructor, retired Marine Maj. Robert T. Jordan, received the BVA’s first Founder’s Award, Read more…