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The Tunnel to Towers Foundation is giving the family of one of the 13 fallen servicemembers who was killed in the Kabul airport suicide bombing on August 26 a mortgage-free home, the non-profit’s chairman and CEO told Breitbart News Saturday. 

President Joe Biden continues facing criticism after a video emerged on social media on Sunday of him looking at his watch during a dignified transfer ceremony of Marines slain in Afghanistan by twin suicide bombers.

The father of a United States Marine, killed in Thursday’s Kabul, Afghanistan terrorist attacks, says Americans ought to “be afraid” of U.S. government leadership “or the lack thereof.” 

United States Marine Jared Schmitz, 20-years-old, has been named as one of 13 U.S. service members who was killed in Thursday’s terrorist attacks in Kabul, Afghanistan. 

United States Marine Kareem Nikoui has been identified as one of the 13 U.S. service members who was killed in Thursday’s Islamic terrorist attacks in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Videos out of Kabul show Afghans trudging through a ditch filled knee-deep with sewage on Wednesday to reach the capital’s Hamid Karzai International Airport, waving their travel papers and signs begging for help at the journalists filming their plight.

Britain’s Carrier Strike Group’s F-35 stealth jets have carried out their first counter-Islamic State combat missions from HMS Queen Elizabeth, the British Ministry of Defense said.

The first active duty service member has been charged in connection to the January 6 Capitol breach on Thursday, out of the more than one thousand people estimated to have entered the Capitol building that day.

A retired Marine in New Bern, North Carolina, is planning to use her recent lottery winnings to help people living in the area.

A Florida veteran received a mortgage-free home from the nonprofit organization Operation Finally Home to recognize his eight years of service.

Five sisters from two families recently graduated from United States Marine Corps training together in Parris Island, South Carolina.

A United States Marine from eastern North Carolina got the surprise of a lifetime for Veterans Day this year.

A teenager in Arlington, Virginia, was busy working on earning her pilot’s license before she learned to drive a car.

Human remains, as well as an amphibious assault vehicle, involved in a recent fatal training accident were found Monday.

The oldest living U.S. Marine veteran celebrated a major milestone birthday this Friday when he turned 105.

The United States Marine Corps on Friday ordered that the Confederate flag be removed from all public displays at domestic and international military installations.

A barber who served in the United States Marine Corps decided to open his shop despite Washington Democrat Gov. Jay Inslee’s order that “non-essential” businesses be shut and people stay in their homes — an order he extended on Friday to May 31.

Toys for Tots, a nonprofit which normally gives out toys to needy children around Christmastime, has decided it would distribute its toys a little earlier this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Although the spread of the coronavirus has made the threat China poses to the United States a front-burner topic, the rise of the Asian superpower has been something both U.S. Navy and Marine Corps have been evaluating for quite some time.

United States Marines raised the American flag atop Mount Suribachi during the battle for Iwo Jima on this day in 1945. 

A young boy in Annville, Pennsylvania, gave a very special tribute Sunday to members of the United States military who are away from their families this holiday season. 

A pastor in Orangeburg, South Carolina, has announced big plans for veterans who need homes in his community. 

The United States Marine Corps celebrated its 244th birthday Sunday, marking its establishment by the Second Continental Congress in 1775.

Athletic clothing company Dhvani unveiled a new advertising campaign on Wednesday of a Times Square billboard featuring President Donald Trump hogtied outside the White House.

Naval law enforcement investigators arrested 16 U.S. Marines in connection to human smuggling and drug-related charges. The arrests follow allegations of human smuggling made against two other Marines earlier this month.

Federal prosecutors in California charged an active duty U.S. Marine for allegedly transporting illegal immigrants for financial gain. Smugglers allegedly offered the Marine a fee of $1,000 to transport the migrants.

A U.S. Marine reports being attacked while working on the California-Mexico border by three unknown persons. The Breitbart Border Team spoke with multiple sources operating under the umbrella of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the Department of Defense (DOD), and reviewed an official document detailing the matter. Authorities are expected to publicly confirm the incident now that it has been made known to the public.

Many Americans know that June 6 is the anniversary of World War II’s D-Day, the date when the United States invaded the beaches of Normandy in hopes of saving Europe from Hitler.

The highest-ranking officer in the U.S. Marine Corps described the American forces in Afghanistan as “Mujahideen” freedom fighters, or Muslim holy warriors, triggering criticism from some analysts.

The U.S. Marine Corps has exonerated seven officers that the military branch wrongfully accused of killing women and children during a 2007 firefight with the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Japan has reportedly confined all U.S. troops in Okinawa to their base and off-base residences in addition to prohibiting them from purchasing or consuming alcohol after one of their fellow Marines allegedly killed a local man while believed to be intoxicated.

President Donald Trump stationed approximately 1,000 marines on two U.S. Navy warships in preparation for Hurricane Irma relief operations in Florida. The Marines and Sailors will provide logistical and medical support in the wake of the predicted devastation caused by the storm’s high winds, tidal surges, and floods.

A Marine Corps service member is facing a court-martial while another has been discharged following the “Marines United” nude photo-sharing scandal.

An estimated 300 U.S. Marines have been deployed to the Taliban-stronghold Helmand, considered one of the deadliest provinces of the 16-year-old war for the American-led coalition and their Afghan allies.

Posting nude pictures of servicemen and women without consent is now a crime in the U.S. Marine Corps and Navy following a nude photo sharing scandal.

Photos from the “Marines United” scandal, which saw U.S. Marines sharing nude images of female troops in a private Facebook group, are now reportedly up for sale on the dark web.