
Articles about legendary Marines from 1775 to today.
Title | Author | Edition | Summary |
Accuracy Was His Middle Name | John Flores | Leatherneck July 2010 | The story of legendary Sniper Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock. |
The Legacy of HOLLAND M. SMITH | Cpl Kyle Daly | Leatherneck October 2018 | Gen Holland M. “Howlin’ Mad” Smith was a true leader of Marines, including during his role in one of the bloodies battles of the Pacific campaign and his conflict with an Army commander. |
Mitch Paige: Forgotten Hero | Tom Bartlett | Leatherneck October 1992 | Platoon Sergeant Paige gives a firsthand account of a large-scale Japanese attack on Guadalcanal in October 1942 |
John Archer Lejeune | 2ndLt Drew T. Dziwulski | Gazette November 2018 | Why John A. Lejeune is the greatest Leatherneck of them all. |
Smedley Butler | Capt Kevin M. Boyce & Vance Osterhout | Gazette November 2015 | Gimlet Eye and the unjust Medal of Honor |
The Marine Who Saved the Republic, or Did He? | Dennis R. Carpenter | Leatherneck January 2012 | MajGen Smedley D. Butler, a hard-nosed hero in combat, may have made his most significant contribution to America during retirement. |