The Marine Corps Gazette
Feature Article
Posted on August 26, 2026
By: Col Eric J. "Chewy" Keith, SgtMaj Emmanuel Hudson & SgtMaj Jacob Reiff
Forging a strong Corps for the next 250 years For nearly 250 years, the Marine Corps has earned its reputation as the world’s premier fighting force—not by standing still, but by relentlessly improving. We refine doctrine, modernize equipment, and elevate...
Posted on August 14, 2026
By: Maj Jessica Aich
What the Expeditionary Warfare School learned by integrating artificial intelligence Military organizations often assume adaptation requires resources, expertise, or institutional direction. In reality, adaptation rarely begins under ideal conditions. New technologies emerge faster than doctrine; operational requirements evolve faster than...
Posted on August 14, 2026
By: Mr. Daniel Rice
Preparing joint all-domain officers for the greatest threat As the Marine Corps University Joint All-Domain Officer (JADO) program was taking shape, another effort was coming to fruition: the China Warfighting Initiative (CWI). For several years before JADO, the Marine Corps...
Posted on August 14, 2026
By: Dr. Benjamin Jensen
Connecting the schoolhouse to the fleet A Marine Corps classroom should be an intellectual crucible and a proving ground. Students should leave seminars with more than a few pithy reflections and historical insights. Training and Education 2030 directs the force...
Feature Articles
Posted on August 26, 2026
By: Col Eric J. "Chewy" Keith, SgtMaj Emmanuel Hudson & SgtMaj Jacob Reiff
Forging a strong Corps for the next 250 years For nearly 250 years, the Marine Corps has earned its reputation as the world’s premier fighting...
Posted on August 14, 2026
By: Maj Jessica Aich
What the Expeditionary Warfare School learned by integrating artificial intelligence Military organizations often assume adaptation requires resources, expertise, or institutional direction. In reality, adaptation rarely...
Posted on August 14, 2026
By: Mr. Daniel Rice
Preparing joint all-domain officers for the greatest threat As the Marine Corps University Joint All-Domain Officer (JADO) program was taking shape, another effort was coming...
Posted on August 14, 2026
Connecting the schoolhouse to the fleet A Marine Corps classroom should be an intellectual crucible and a proving ground. Students should leave seminars with more...
Posted on July 15, 2026
By: Maj Hwamok Kong
Interpersonal trust in the Pacific War and its implications for the modern ROK-U.S. alliance Histories of the Pacific War tend to focus on industrial production,...
Posted on July 15, 2026
By: Sgt Mostafa Amir
Professional growth and readiness Proposal: Implementing Enhanced Professional Development Opportunities for Marine Corps Reservists By enhancing the capabilities of the Marine Corps, the reserves play...
Posted on July 15, 2026
By: LtGen Leonard F. Anderson IV
Since 1916, the Marine Corps Reserve has served as an indispensable component of our Nation’s combat power—mobilized in every major conflict from Belleau Wood to...
Posted on June 15, 2026
By: LtCol Bradley Anderson, USMC (Ret), and Mrs. Katie Cashwell
An enduring legacy of the Marine Corps warrior ethos Despite advances in the Information Age, the core reality of warfare endures: Marines must still be...
Posted on June 15, 2026
Medal of Honor worthy in service and in life The most important Marine Corps leadership principle is set the example. Any leader of any organization...
Posted on June 15, 2026
John Adams and the forging of the Continental Marines “A navy is the most essential resource of the nation. Without it we can do nothing...
Posted on May 15, 2026
Making it an unfair fight Gen Gray oversaw our Marine Corps as Commandant from 1987 to 1991. Gen Gray notoriously reinforced that “Every Marine is,...
Posted on May 15, 2026
During the brutal assault on Tarawa in World War II, Marines faced nearly insurmountable odds. The beach was heavily fortified, enemy fire poured down from...
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