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The Wasp Amphibious Ready Group deploys to Europe
The group will start out its deployment by taking part in the multinational BALTOPS 24 exercise in the Baltic region.
Marine amphibious assault vehicle successfully recovered with remains of all 8 missing service members on board
The remains of the Marines and sailor found inside the AAV will be transferred to Dover Air Force Base, Delaware.
By Philip Athey
Marine Corps locates sunken amphibious assault vehicle with human remains on board
The vehicle was found under 385 feet of water and approximately 1,500 meters off the island’s shore.
By Philip Athey
Here are the names of the Marine killed and those presumed dead after Corps AAV accident
Two Marines remain hospitalized.
By Andrea Scott
7 missing Marines, sailor lost in AAV accident presumed dead
Search and rescue efforts were called off after an "extensive 40-hour" search.
By Philip Athey
Navy, Marines drill with Brunei forces, DreamWorks flick causes row
Another week for a simmering South China Sea to start boiling.
Navy exercises sprawl across western Pacific
And Manila files a protest with Beijing over Chinese coast guard ships reportedly near a Philippine-occupied shoal in the South China Sea.
A warship with Marines loitered for a month on alert in the Red Sea during US embassy move to Jerusalem
Marines were on high alert and ready to provide quick reaction forces in the event of violence stemming from the U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem.
By Shawn Snow
24th MEU Marines supported the evacuation and movement of Yemen’s president, special operations forces in 2015
The 24th MEU was heavily involved in Yemen during the early outset of the country's civil war helping move special operations forces, U.S. personnel and Yemen's president.
By Shawn Snow
Marines and sailors practice fighting at sea using an 80-year-old communication tactic
It’s a tactic liken to the carrier pigeons of World War I, which carried important tactical battlefield messages across the front lines.
By Shawn Snow
Coasties save fishing crew, their own boarding team, in daring rescue
Officials said that Coast Guard personnel were performing a “routine boarding” of the 160-foot vessel Marujita when it began listing dangerously, forcing all hands to abandon ship.
By Navy Times staff