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1
Aug
2018

New Bonuses to keep quality Marines Aug. 1, 2018, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton

The Marine Corps is spending $136 million in reenlistment bonuses and other incentives to help retain Marines for multiple military occupational specialties during fiscal year...

Cpl. Dylan Chagnon, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton

The Marine Corps is spending $136 million in reenlistment bonuses and other incentives to help retain Marines for multiple military occupational specialties during fiscal year 2019.Marines in certain MOS’s may be eligible for an early re-enlistment kicker, which is a $10,000 lump sum paid to a Marine in addition to his/her MOS’s individual bonus if

11
Mar
2016

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter approved the Marine Corps’ Force Integration Implementation Plan, which systematically opens all military occupational specialties, March 10, 2016. This systematic plan is conditions-based and event-driven, with many actions occurring in the first 12 months.

Marine Corps releases Force Integration Implementation Plan March 11, 2016, Defense Media Activity

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter approved the Marine Corps’ Force Integration Implementation Plan, which systematically opens all military occupational specialties, March 10,...

Sgt. Eric Keenan, Defense Media Activity

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter approved the Marine Corps’ Force Integration Implementation Plan, which systematically opens all military occupational specialties, March 10, 2016.The Marine Corps utilized the time afforded to the services and United States Special Operations Command to develop a comprehensive plan to fully implement the policy of

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