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Extractions: COMPLETE COVERAGE FRONT LINES AMERICA AT HOME U.S. Marines relax against their full battle gear on the amphibious assault ship USS Peleliu on Sunday. WASHINGTON (CNN) The U.S. Marine contingent in Afghanistan will be used to help hunt Taliban and al Qaeda forces on the move around Kandahar, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said Monday. About 500 of an expected 1,000-plus Marines landed south of the Taliban stronghold of Kandahar on Sunday. They were quickly in action, with the Pentagon confirming reports Monday afternoon that U.S. helicopter gunships attacked an armored column near the airstrip they control. "They are not an occupying force," Rumsfeld said. "Their purpose is to establish a forward base of operations to help pressure the Taliban forces in Afghanistan, to prevent Taliban and al Qaeda terrorists from moving freely about the country." Rumsfeld said the base they have established could be used for humanitarian operations or for special operations troops, but won't necessarily be used to put more U.S. ground troops into Afghanistan.
Extractions: Sep. 23, 2005 War on Terror Transformation News Products Press Resources ... Contact Us BUSH, CHENEY VISIT PENTAGON Hi-Res Photo More Photos Iraqi People Take Steps to Secure Freedom Story Transcript Video Military Units Prepare for Hurricane Rita WASHINGTON, Sept. 22, 2005 – Military units are gearing up today to react to Hurricane Rita's expected landfall late Sept. 23 or early Sept. 24, even as its response to Hurricane Katrina continues. "Officials at every level of government are preparing for the worst," President Bush said today during a visit to the Pentagon. "Our armed forces have pre-positioned troops. We have resources there to help the federal, state and local officials to respond swiftly and effectively." Story Remarks Government Prepares for Hurricane Rita Video Ice Cream Shop Salutes Troops ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. 21, 2005 – Rich Owens takes great pride in his role as the "owner/commander" of Kulis Air National Guard Base's "Ice Cream Support Squadron" here. Story Nimitz Crew Gets Steak Dinner Two Soldiers Killed in Iraq Story 10 Enemy Combatants Killed TRANSFORMATION Marines Aim for New Range Story FACE OF DEFENSE Airman Helps Katrina Survivors Story More Defense News WAR ON TERROR Bush: 'No Middle Ground' in War on Terror Coalition Helps Build Iraqi Navy Briefing (video) Afghanistan Proof of Progress in War on Terror ... Rumsfeld: Afghan Elections Prove Critics Wrong MILITARY NEWS Transcript NORTHCOM Prepares for Hurricane Rita Powell Salutes War College on 60th Anniversary Pentagon Ceremony Honors Chairman, Wife
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Extractions: Sep. 23, 2005 War on Terror Transformation News Products Press Resources ... Contact Us U.S. Marine Corps Cpl. William Cooper, career retention specialist, Marine All Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 242 stands at attention as General Lejeune's historic birthday message is read during the squadron's 229th Marine Corps Birthday ceremony Nov. 6 at Al Asad, Iraq. The squadron decided to celebrate the birthday early due to expected operations in Fallujah. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Staff Sgt. Chad McMeen U.S. Marines in Kabul Mark Corps' 229th Birthday 2004 Marine Corps Birthday Message Corps' Values Remain Unchanged for 229 Years Boot Camp Teaches Recruits to 'Do the Right Thing' Related Stories Rifle Marksmanship Key Training at Parris Island Parris Island Molds Recruits Into Marines Network Supports Families of Marines in Fallujah Parris Island Recruits, Trainers Have Family Support Programs ... Marines Do Heavy Lifting for Coalition in Afghanistan Nina N. Garcia
Extractions: Tribute to Lt. General Louis Metzger, USMC (Ret.) Contribute to our War Scrapbook ... View War Scrapbook The First Armored Amphibian Battalion was a special battalion, the first of its kind. It was formed, trained, and deployed for combat in a period of five months. The mission of our armored amphihians (amphibious tanks) was to lead the assault on enemy-held beaches. If we failed or faltered, the entire operation would be placed in jeopardy. WE NEVER DID.
4 US Soldiers And A Marine Killed In Iraq - New York Times Also, Iraq s political blocs met for the third time to try to resolve issues that have stymied a committee mandated to draft a new constitution. http://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/11/international/middleeast/11iraq.html
Extractions: CNN's Martin Savidge reports from the Kuwaiti desert where he's covering U.S. troops. Story Tools EDITOR'S NOTE This report was written in accordance with Pentagon ground rules allowing so-called embedded reporting, in which journalists join deployed troops. Among the rules accepted by all participating news organizations is an agreement not to disclose sensitive operational details. VIDEO CNN's Martin Savidge, traveling with U.S. Marines in Kuwait, encounters a powerful sandstorm with the troops. PLAY VIDEO SPECIAL REPORT War Tracker On the Scene Map U.S. Iraq ... Special Report In our Behind the Scenes series, CNN correspondents share their experiences in covering news and newsmakers around the world. KUWAITI DESERT (CNN) "Somebody's gonna lose a finger ... " That observation was made to me by a young Marine crewman of an amphibious assault vehicle, an AAV. We were in a command version of the transport, and the officers were having a hard time getting the hang of opening and closing the heavy top hatches. From my vantage point, it looked more like someone was going to lose a head. The AAV, also known as an Am-track, is to the Marines what a Bradley fighting vehicle is to the Army, only the AAV does more than just run, gun and carry troops: It also floats.
Extractions: The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Newsletters CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com CNN's Martin Savidge Story Tools SPECIAL REPORT War Tracker On the Scene Map U.S. Iraq ... Special Report VIDEO CNN's Martin Savidge shares his experiences on the move with the U.S. 1st Battalion, 7th Marines in south-central Iraq CENTRAL IRAQ (CNN) CNN Correspondent Martin Savidge is traveling with the 1st Battalion, 7th Marines, in central Iraq as the U.S. Marines move north toward Baghdad. Savidge discussed the military activity Thursday with CNN Anchor Paula Zahn. SAVIDGE: The U.S. Marines have secured the key city of Kut. Kut is located on the Tigris River. It is one of the last rivers you're going to be crossing before you get toward Baghdad. It's a very ancient and a very crucial city because of its geographic location. The military also thought it could have been a key city when it came to some sort of fight with the Republican Guard. It was the Baghdad Division of the Republican Guard that was headquartered in this particular region. However, [there are] no indications of heavy fighting, but certainly if you take a look over here, there [are] all the indications of a clear U.S. military Marine buildup already in this particular area.
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Extractions: Dept. Speaker ... Special Reports Multimedia Pentagon Channel Homecoming Photos Military Photographers Photo Essays ... Freedom's Ambassadors Military Army Navy Air Force Marines ... Merchant Marines Government FirstGov FBI Homeland Security Terror War Sites ... Feedback SECURITY U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Mark Patterson (right) provides security to several American soldiers that were visiting Camp Kackeran, Afghanistan. U.S. Army Col. Paul Calbos (left) and Col. James Coffman (second from right) watch a group of Afghan locals gather around to welcome them, Sept. 13, 2005. U.S. Army Photo by Pfc. Leslie Angulo Hi-Res photo Bush: 'No Middle Ground' in War on Terror Story Remarks Bush (Video) Afghanistan Proof of Progress in War on Terror Coalition Works to Build Fledgling Iraqi Navy Story Transcript Briefing (Video) ON THE GROUND New Rocket More Effective, Less Damage Story Marines' Aggressive Safety Program Pays Off Story New Garrison Opens Doors to Afghan Troops Story IN IRAQ Base Dedicates Computer Lab to Soldier Guard Units Deliver Donated School Supplies ... FACE OF DEFENSE Airman Helps Katrina Survivors Story DefendAmerica Week in Review Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday ... Saturday Ice Cream Shop Salutes Troops Story TOP NEWS SPECIAL REPORTS Hurricane Coverage Iraq Transition of Power IN IRAQ Soldiers Killed, Detainee Shot
Extractions: COMPLETE COVERAGE FRONT LINES AMERICA AT HOME SOUTHERN AFGHANISTAN (CNN) U.S. Marines and Afghan opposition groups were preparing Sunday for a possible final assault on the remaining Taliban stronghold of Kandahar, with the number of U.S. attack and support helicopters on the ground nearly doubling overnight. Maj. James "Bo" Higgins, an intelligence officer with the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit, said the military campaign for Kandahar had reached "a culmination point." Higgins said no decision had been taken to commit U.S. Marines to the coming battle for Kandahar, but he said several forces were in play. Afghan opposition forces continued to move toward Kandahar from the north and southeast, with the number of U.S. Marines and other coalition forces building at a desert base southwest of Kandahar. VIDEO CNN's Walter Rodgers has more on the preparation of U.S. Marines in Afghanistan (December 2)
Extractions: Web posted at: 4:54 p.m. EDT (2054 GMT) WASHINGTON (CNN) U.S. Marines manning a checkpoint in Kosovo came under fire by a group of armed men and returned fire Wednesday. The Pentagon first reported three of the attackers were killed, but it later said only one was dead, while two were injured and one was detained. No Marines were injured in the shootout, U.S. Brig. Gen. John Craddock told reporters in Washington via a telephone link from Kosovo.
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Extractions: Sea Stories~Customs~Legends Myths~Controversy~Questions/Answers? Lon Chaney As GySgt O'Hara The 1926 film, "Tell It To The Marines!" "NOW.... BACK IN THE 'OLD' CORPS!!!" The purpose of this forum is to provide an Interactive Internet Site where Marines and others interested may list, view, and discuss various aspects of Marine Corps (and other history topics) history and traditions. Topics posted here may be information previously unknown or little-known, myths, legends, controversies, erroneous concepts still held as true by some, etc. Hopefully, this site will prove both an informative and interesting resource. Topics in general should relate to the Marine Corps and allied subjects. It is emphasized that our most valuable information is the first-hand knowledge and experience of our individual old-time Marines; therefore, your feedback is invited. This site is NOT an official site of, nor recognized by, the U.S. Marine Corps nor any other organization, government or otherwise. This Is A Post Moderated Forum!
