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Camp Lejeune amendment backers relent on NDAA vote - Roll Call

A move by Senate Republicans to cap attorney fees in suits over contamination at Camp Lejeune Marine base has slowed the annual defense bill.

Roll Call

Japan aims to boost cyber defense personnel to 20,000 by fiscal 2027 / New department to be created at GSDF school

Japan aims to more than quadruple its cyber defense personnel while increasing its overall staff dealing with cyber-attacks to 20,000 by fiscal 2027, according to government sources Monday.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Ex-Marine from New Jersey sentenced to jail time for his role in the Capitol riot

A Marine reservist from New Jersey who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, in a “Make Politicians Afraid Again” hat was sentenced to two weeks of intermittent incarceration Tuesday for his role in the riot.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Marine held to goalless draw on day of blanks

A round-up of the Merseyside non-league football scene from the weekend

Liverpool Echo

From homelessness to Hollywood: How director Elegance Bratton made 'The Inspection'

Bratton learned filmmaking as a gay Black man in the Marines. Then he made a movie about it.

Mic

Review: 'The Inspection' is a strikingly personal portrait of the military under 'don't ask, don't tell'

At the beginning of "The Inspection," Elegance Bratton's stirringly intimate drama about a gay Black man in the U.S. military, one personal hell is exchanged for another. The man's name is Ellis (he's played by Jeremy Pope), though as a Marine recruit, he's referred to most often by his surname,…

Los Angeles Times

Family wants new law after 102-year-old veteran had to starve himself to death

Marine Commando Harry Moore served his nation in combat; it took him eight weeks to die

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War hero who begged for an assisted death starved himself for 8 weeks before dying

After falling for the third time in succession, World War II hero Harry Moore, aged 102, wanted to die but it took him eight weeks starving himself to finally die

Daily Mirror

Marine Corps halts surf use of combat vehicle after mishap

The Marine Corps has halted some operations of its new amphibious combat vehicles after one of the armored vehicles rolled over in surf during training off of California’s Camp Pendleton

The Independent UK

People thinking of 'selling their homes' due to football club

The club pointed to how they have planning permission from the council

Liverpool Echo

'My head went as my hero was battering me' - Kenny Dalglish scathing phone message to Liverpool defender who proved him wrong

Lifelong Liverpool fan Jason McAteer's journey from non-league to Anfield and playing at the World Cup could have been lifted from Roy of the Rovers but the end of his playing career took him to the brink and made him a powerful advocate for mental health awareness

Liverpool Echo

Kevin Phillips hoping to channel FA Cup magic for South Shields

The former Sunderland goal hero takes charge of his first game in the competition when South Shields take on Workington

Chronicle Live

'Beyond grateful and happy': Those evacuated after US withdrawal from Afghanistan reflect on past year

SANTA ANA, Calif. — A year ago, Farkhunda “Wajmah” Koshani and Ziba Zahiri didn’t know if they would make it out of Kabul airport, where thousands of American civilians and Afghan allies were frantically fleeing the advance of Taliban forces.

The Orange County Register

Breguet's Marine Hora Mundi plays on perspective

Technical and aesthetic feats meet in the user-friendly Hora Mundi, whose new versions enclose the world in a white or rose gold 43.9mm case.

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Finland, Sweden offer NATO an edge as rivalry warms up north

President Joe Biden calls Finland and Sweden “our allies of the high north.”

Zenger

A Shipwreck Of Captain James Cook’s HMS Endeavour Which Sank In 1778 Is Being Eaten By Worms

Marine biologists are concerned they may not be able to preserve what is left of the historically significant wreckage.

The Orange County Register

First woman to command aircraft carrier recounts milestone deployment

As the USS Abraham Lincoln sailed into San Diego Thursday, Aug. 11, with two destroyers in tow and some 6,000 sailors and Marines aboard, it marked the completion of a U.S. military first:

Tribune News Service

‘They’ve been killing’ our Marines: Inside the long push to aid Camp Lejeune victims

Tears of both sadness and joy filled the White House on Wednesday morning as President Joe Biden signed into law a bill to assist veterans exposed to toxic substances during their military service.

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Liverpool Echo

Dream home where football fans can watch the match hits the market

You could watch the match from the comfort of your bedroom

The Independent UK

Marine general takes over Africa Command, sees challenges

Marine Gen. Michael Langley took over as the top U.S. commander for Africa Tuesday, heading U.S. military operations on a continent with some of the most active and dangerous insurgent groups and a relatively small Pentagon footprint

The Independent UK

Testimony ends in deadly motorcycle crash trial

Testimony has ended in the trial of a truck driver charged in a crash that killed seven members of a Marine motorcycle club in New Hampshire

The Independent UK

Senate confirms first Black four-star Marine general

‘He gets stuff done, and people tend to like working for him’, retired commandant says of first Black four-star general in 246-year history of branch

Tribune News Service

Long push for Camp Lejeune toxic water lawsuits clears Congress

Nancy “Catherine” Daniels had assumed it was God’s will when three of her babies died at birth while she and her Marine husband lived at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina from the late 1950s to the early 1970s.

Tribune News Service

Long push for Camp Lejeune toxic water lawsuits now hinges on Senate

Chicago Sun-Times

Raymond Allen Murray Jr., one of the Montford Point Marines who broke color barrier in the service in WWII, dead at 99

Despite being treated as “less than a human being,” the members of the segregated unit “fought gallantly,” says James T. Averhart, president of the National Montford Point Marine Association. “This is not just Black history. It is not just Marine Corps history. It is American history.”

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