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Every Marine Has a Story to Tell For 100 Years, the USMC’s History Division Has Been Documenting the Corps’ History for Future Generations of Marines

By Sara W. Bock

In 1919, the Marine Corps officially began efforts to record and document its own history. Today, the Corps’ historians and archivists are caretakers of more than 9 million items and work to make Marine Corps history accessible to the masses.

Call Sign Chaos Lessons on Leadership From an Iconic 21st Century

By Col Mary H. Reinwald, USMC (Ret)

Gen James N. Mattis sits down for an exclusive interview with Leatherneck and discusses his new book, “Call Sign Chaos—Learning to Lead,” and the leadership philosophy he honed over more than 40 years in uniform.

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Leading Post-Millennials Moving into post-modern warfare

by 1stLt Joe Work

The ability to adapt and innovate quickly will make or break success for many Marine Corps leaders …

Land the Landing Force What the future may hold

by Col Keil R. Gentry, USMC(Ret)

… The implications of these converging technologies are clear.

We Know Who We Are, But ... Where will we fight?

by Col J.J. Carroll, Jr., LtCol Michael Zimmerman & Maj Brett Swaim

… In addition, regular exercises to ensure Arctic capability need to be placed on the training exercise and employment plan.