As “the last to let you down” — the sacred motto — a hand-selected section of 12 Marines renders final honors to Marines, Marine Corps veterans and their immediate family members at Arlington National Cemetery and across the national capital region.
As “the last to let you down” — the sacred motto — a hand-selected section of 12 Marines renders final honors to Marines, Marine Corps veterans and their immediate family members at Arlington National Cemetery and across the national capital region.
Anthony Easton turned over his duties as sergeant major of Marine Corps Installations Pacific to his successor, closing out a 31-year career and his time on Okinawa that saw the Marines activate a second littoral regiment on the island but was marred by a spate of sexual assault charges against service members.
A retired Marine’s new book recounts the 1979 fire that killed 13 Marines and injured more than 70 others at a U.S. military training center near the base of Mount Fuji.