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The annual Montford Point Marine Ceremony in Jacksonville remembers the lives and legacies of the first group of African American men to enlist in the Marine Corps. Up until 1942, Black service members were not allowed to join the Marines.
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The 67-year-old bridge connecting Onslow Beach to Camp Lejeune will be demolished and replaced in a project expected to be completed by 2025.
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More than 700 Marines and Sailors from Camp Lejeune’s II Marine Expeditionary Force in Jacksonville are deploying to Marine Corps Base Quantico in…
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Marine Corps base Camp Lejeune began issuing warning letters to people who trespass on Browns Island Wednesday, according to a press release. Browns…
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Local waters around a training range in Onslow County may pose a threat to people attempting to harvest oysters, clams, crabs and fish. Earlier this…
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The first ever alligator hunting season in North Carolina could start next summer. This week on the Down East Journal, we talk to the Wildlife Resource…
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This week on the Down East Journal, we take part in drone testing with the Duke Marine Lab in Beaufort. From tracking sea turtles off our coast to…
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Jacksonville Police are aggressively issuing citations to drivers who block major intersections during busy commuter periods along Lejeune Boulevard.…
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In a nation-wide push by the Marine Corps to reduce energy costs and consumption, Camp Lejeune and Cherry Point have begun training troops to cut down on…
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As Marine Corps bases across the nation try to reduce their carbon footprints and operating costs, Cherry Point and Camp Lejeune have started tackling the…