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    Marine Corps wants to add thousands of new troops over the next five years

    The force looks at add 6,500 Marines in a variety of jobs, growing the force by 5% by 2032.

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    Former Virginia Senate candidate and special operations veteran has served as the acting secretary since April.

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    Ahead of 9/11 anniversary, Army museum opens up commemorative special exhibit

    “Steel and Stone”, a display commemorating the response to the Sept. 11 attacks, opened at the National Museum for the U.S. Army in Virginia this week.

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