In a recent video post, the 39th USMC Commandant, General Eric Smith (awaiting confirmation), along with the Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, SgtMaj Carlos Ruiz, unveiled their vision for a more interconnected Marine Corps community through social media. They emphasized the importance of fostering a culture of open communication, sharing, and feedback from service members across all ranks. The Rise of Social Media in … Continue reading Building Bridges: USMC’s New Initiative to Connect with the Fleet through Social Media

Established on August 29, 1916, by an act of Congress, the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve has flourished into a force of steadfast warriors, ready to defend and uphold the principles upon which our great nation was founded. Throughout its storied journey, the Marine Corps Reserve has been a crucial component of our national defense strategy. From its pivotal role in World War I to its … Continue reading Happy Birthday to U.S. Marine Corps Reserve

Military service has played a significant role in American politics, particularly when it comes to the presidency. Of the 45 presidents of the United States, 31 had some form of military experience, according to the US Department of Veterans Affairs. This includes some of the most prominent and respected figures in American history, such as George Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. The value … Continue reading Does having Military Experience make a better President?

A new DOD survey asks service members whether they are being exposed to ‘extremist activity’ in the military. The Department of Defense sent a survey to service members last month asking dozens of questions about race relations and equity, along with a range of new questions about the “estimated prevalence of exposure to extremist activity in the military.” According to a draft of the Workplace and … Continue reading Here’s what DOD wants to know about race, diversity, extremism in the military: Read the survey