Marines get trained on accepting gay recruits
U.S. military is preparing to allow gays to openly serve, ending a 17-year-old policy commonly known as "don't ask, don't tell." Full story
U.S. military is preparing to allow gays to openly serve, ending a 17-year-old policy commonly known as "don't ask, don't tell." Full story
As the U.S. military prepares to allow gays to openly serve, ending a policy commonly known as "don't ask, don't tell," troops are being trained on the practicalities of the ban's end. Full story
Another day, another threat by Will Ferrell to shave off Conan's beard. And darn is it funny. Will the beard come off on May 2nd? We'll have to tune in and see. In other water cooler news, "30 Rock" celebrate its 100th episode, and Marines in Afghanistan are apparently big Britney fans.
Responding to intense pressure, the Pentagon is moving Bradley Manning, the Army private suspectedof giving classified data to WikiLeaks, from the Marine Corps brig at Quantico-Virginia to the Army prison at Fort Leavenworth, in Kansas. NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports.
Down to the Wire: From surveillance video of a woman fighting for her purse and sumo wrestlers helping to ease the woes of evacuees in Japan to a report that the Marines are asking for bulletproof underwear, Chris Jansing counts down the day's interesting headlines.
Usually, when Marines talk about protecting their groin, it involves advice about not having too much fun during shore leave. However, a recent request for 27,500 pairs of "ballistic undergarments" from the Marine Corps looks to hook up leathernecks with something a bit stronger than Trojans — bull Full story