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Current Issue: November 2008 Vol. 134/11/1,269

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The Marine Corps Features begin with From the Banks of the Euphrates to the Shores of the Severn - Two Marine combat veterans who are now U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen reflect vividly on the reality of war.

Plus! An Entirely Different Battlefield By Ed Darack - Marines headed to Afghanistan need mountain training as much as Iraq-bound troops need desert-survival training.

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Editor's Page

Robert Timberg, Editor-in-Chief

Comment and Discussion (Members Only)

Another View

Eric Smith

Now Hear This

By Colonel John Ripley, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)

Nobody Asked Me, But . . . (Members Only)

By Andrew Lubin

Answering the Call

By Vernice Armour

____________________________________________________________________________ Marine Corps Features

From the Banks of the Euphrates to the Shores of the Severn

By Midshipman 2/C Daniel McCawley, U.S. Naval Academy and Midshipman 2/C Steven Sifuentes, U.S. Naval Academy

Two Marine combat veterans who are now U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen reflect vividly on the reality of war.

A Poster Child for Next-War-Itis

By Craig Hooper

The future of the Marines Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV) is in big troubleand for good reason.

Where Marines Could Be Marines (Members Only)

By Kirk Ross

An embedded journalist patrols with Marines in Afghanistan, retracing their steps in the hard-fought battle at Jugroom Fort.

An Entirely Different Battlefield

By Ed Darack

Marines headed to Afghanistan need mountain training as much as Iraq-bound troops need desert-survival training.

Vietnam, Revisited

By Brigadier General Thomas V. Draude, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)

A Vietnam veteran returns nearly 40 years later and sees signs that in some respects the United States actually won the war.

A Fight to the Finish (Members Only)

By Lieutenant Colonel Merrill L. Bartlett, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)

Leathernecks and Doughboys were fighting and dying together 90 years ago up to the final hours of World War I.

U.S. Marine Corps Resources (Members Only)

U.S. Marine Corps Flag Officers & Senior Enlisted Leaders and Organizational Chart & Information Sources ______________________________________________________________

Better, But Still Not Good Enough (Members Only)

By David Wood

A recent USNI-MOAA conference tackled the challenge of providing care for wounded troops and their families.

Book Reviews (Members Only)

On Further Review

Books In Brief (Members Only)

Colonel Gordon W. Keiser, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)

Professional Notes (Members Only)

Oceans (Members Only)

By Don Walsh

U.S. Navy (Members Only)

By Norman Polmar