The civic failing of Marines and our dependents: Learn to render appropriate honors

Article Abstract:

A retired major of the Marine Corps shares his views on civilians' reaction whenever National Anthem is played. He believes that it is not only important for the Mariners to render respect to the national flag but their spouses or dependents should also be made aware of the code of conduct to be observed when National Anthem is played of at a flag hoisting ceremony.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Sailors

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Hollowed ground

Article Abstract:

Old warriors feel the true meaning of Marine Corps pride at the Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, D.C. A retired Marine describes his experience of visiting the Arlington National Cemetery along with other Marines to pay homage to those Vietnam veterans who gave their life for the sake of their country.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Marines, Vietnam veterans

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They were needed

Article Abstract:

Ed Poppendick, a U.S. marine reminisces and shares his experiences about his assignment in Guadalcanal in 1942.

History, Personal account, 1942 AD, Guadalcanal (Island)

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