An American Invasion in New Zealand
•December 12, 2018 • Read Comments (3)
U.S. Marines training in New Zealand for Pacific amphibious operations developed a unique and enduring bond with their gracious hosts. More »
•December 12, 2018 • Read Comments (3)
U.S. Marines training in New Zealand for Pacific amphibious operations developed a unique and enduring bond with their gracious hosts. More »
•December 11, 2018 • Be the First to Comment
Over half a million visitors per year come to the D.C. metro area to view the Corps’ proud 238-year history. More »
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Assessing Japanese strength and troop dispositions, Marine planners chose the beaches of Betio’s lagoon. More »
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An otherwise obscure atoll in the Gilbert Islands provided a baptism of fire for Navy corpsman Stan Bowen. More »
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Eight-square-mile Iwo Jima became the focus for some of the most intense fighting of World War II. More »
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An attack by U.S. bombers against the Japanese-held island of Nauru resulted in heavy damage to enemy installations. More »
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A seaman recalls his harrowing rescue as the light career USS Princeton sank in the Sibuyan Sea doing the Battle of Leyte Gulf. More »
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In two world wars, British and American chaplains risked their lives to bring a fleeting sense of peace and glory to soldiers on the battlefield. More »
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Thousands of Koreans were forced to serve in the Japanese Army or provide labor during World War II. More »
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The invention of an American businessman found an unintended purpose and changed the conduct of amphibious warfare during World War II. More »
