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Bush to Create Largest Marine Sanctuary

The world's largest protected marine area is being created around the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, an archipelago 1,400 miles long and 100 miles wide that is home to rare marine mammals, fishes and birds.

N.D. Voters Elect Marine Serving in Iraq

A Marine reservist who ran his campaign from Iraq won a seat on the Grand Forks City Council, but it will be months before he can attend any meetings in person.

Conway Nominated to Head Marine Corps

Lt. Gen. James Conway has been nominated to be the next commandant of the Marine Corps, which is struggling to overcome allegations of war crimes in Iraq.

Marine Sorry for Song About Killing Iraqis

A Marine seen in an Internet video singing about killing members of an Iraqi family says the song was a joke.

Father of Dead Marine in Midst of Dispute

Edward Davis Jr. simply wanted to hold a memorial service in his church for his son, who was killed in Iraq by a roadside bomb in late April.

Mom: Stress Drove Marine to Commit Crimes

A Marine who followed orders to photograph corpses of Iraqis allegedly slain by members of his unit last fall claims post-traumatic stress drove him to commit felonies while on leave, his mother said.

Father of Marine Backs Son's Iraq Comrades

The father of a U.S. Marine killed by a roadside bomb in western Iraq in November believes his son's comrades did nothing wrong despite a criminal investigation into events that left more than 20 Iraqi civilians dead, including women and children.

Former Marine Fends Off Atlanta Robbers

A former Marine used a pocket knife to fend off a group of would-be robbers, killing one and wounding another, police said.

U.S. Opens Probe on Iraq Civilian's Death

The U.S. military has opened a criminal investigation into allegations that U.S. Marines killed an Iraqi civilian west of Baghdad last month, the U.S. command announced Wednesday.

U.S. Marine Killed in Western Iraq

A U.S. Marine was killed in action in Iraq's volatile western Anbar province, the U.S. Command said Monday.

Grief Compels Marine's Dad to Support War

A soft-spoken suburban real-estate broker, John Prazynski didn't consider himself political and never expected to become a public figure, much less a pro-war activist. But in the year since his son Taylor, a Marine, died in Iraq, Prazynski has devoted much of his time to supporting the troops through fundraisers, two trips to Camp Lejeune, N.C., and interviews backing the war effort.

Watch List Delays Reservist's Homecoming

A Marine reservist returning home after eight months in Iraq was told he couldn't board a plane to Minneapolis because his name appeared on a watch list as a possible terrorist.

Marines Use Census to Gauge Iraqi Town

After a nearly 10-year hiatus, census takers returned to this small town just west of Baghdad.

Iraqi Soldier Allegedly Kills U.S. Marine

An Iraqi soldier allegedly shot and killed a U.S. Marine at a base near the Syrian border, the U.S. said Friday. Another American Marine then wounded the Iraqi soldier.

Calif. Marine Ecosystems Plan Moves Ahead

A plan to protect biologically rich ecosystems along the California coast moved ahead Wednesday, with a state panel advancing proposals to establish a chain of marine protected areas where fishing will be banned or strictly limited.

Dispute Over Marine Scholarship in Md.

A dispute over the direction of a scholarship set up to honor a Marine killed in Iraq has landed in court, with the slain soldier's mother facing off against his friends.

Wife Pleads Not Guilty in Poisoning Death

A woman has pleaded not guilty to poisoning her husband, a Marine, and using his life insurance money to get breast enhancements and throw parties.

Judge Acquits Marine Instructor in Death

A Marine Corps swim instructor was not negligent in the drowning of a recruit during water survival training last year, a military judge has found.

Marine Recruit Death Court-Martial Opens

A Marine recruit shouted frantically in the minutes before he drowned during basic training, but the training appeared safe, witnesses testified Tuesday at the opening of a water survival instructor's court-martial.

Marine Convicted of Shooting Apprehended

A former Marine who fled in June, skipping a court-martial in which he was convicted of accidentally killing his roommate, has been apprehended in Europe, military officials said.

Roadside Bomb Kills U.S. Marine

A roadside bomb killed a U.S. Marine in western Baghdad on Tuesday in one of two attacks that also wounded six coalition military personnel, the military said.

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Marine who sang song about killing Iraqi family says 'it's a joke'

Source: smh.com.au

In a four-minute video called Hadji Girl, a singer who appears to be a Marine tells a cheering audience about gunning down members of an Iraqi woman's family after they confront him with automatic weapons.

Hadji Girl Song - Marine Sings about Killing an Iraqi Girl

Source: Youtube.com

This is the "controversial" video of a Marine singing a song about killing an Iraqi girl. Some of his notable lyrics include: "As the bullets began to fly, the blood sprayed from between her eyes, and then I laughed maniacally."

Marine Lawyer Calls Haditha Was Lawful

Source: nytimes.com

The lawyer for a Marine being investigated in the deaths of two dozen civilians in Haditha, Iraq, described the event as ''tragic,'' but denied innocent people were killed intentionally and said troops followed military rules of engagement.

Marine Says Rules Were Followed at Haditha

Source: washingtonpost.com

A sergeant who led a squad of Marines during the incident in Haditha, Iraq, that left as many as 24 civilians dead said his unit did not intentionally target any civilians, followed military rules of engagement and never tried to cover up the shootings, his attorney said.

Ex-Marine Attacked on Memorial Day

Source: ajc.com

Thomas Autry, a former Marine, was attacked by a group of teens with guns. He survives after killing one. The remarkable part is his empathy for the kids that attacked him. He's definitely a better man than I.

Marine photographer Brandon Cole goes deep to get the picture

Source: www.biznik.com

Internationally published marine photographer Brandon Cole takes time out from photographing sand sharks off North Carolina to talk about how he makes a living pursuing his passion - underwater photography.

Former Marine Recruiter Sentenced for Having Child Porn

Source: wsaw.com

-- A former Marine Corps recruiter from the area will go to jail for having child pornography on his home computer. Thirty-one-year-old Anthony Farisa was sentenced to one year in Marathon County Jail, then six years of extended supervision.

Beach Restoration Could Hurt Turtles' Nesting Season

Source: english.pravda.ru

Endangered Kemp's ridley sea turtles emerge here every spring from the Gulf of Mexico, leaving smeary trails of flipper prints from surf through sand to nests where they lay their eggs.

Marine survives Iraq-killed on his way home from a Cubs game in Chicago

Source: nbc5.com

CHICAGO -- Family, friends and fellow servicemen paid tribute to a Marine who died Sunday after being shot on his way home from a Cubs game.

Scientists Discover Smallest Sea Animals

Source: english.pravda.ru

Zooplankton are the smallest animals in the sea and a vital link in marine life, yet scientists know next to nothing about them.

10th century sunken treasure at center of murky Indonesian scandal

Source: metimes.com

"...preliminary research into the ship's cargo contested prior theories about the earliest arrival of Islam in the archipelago.

Greenpeace wants 40pc of oceans protected

Source: abc.net.au

The United Nations (UN) should protect the world's oceans from deep sea fishing and pollution in the same way as environmentally sensitive land, Greenpeace says. A Greenpeace report, published to coincide with a UN meeting in Brazil on biodiversity, says 40 per cent of the worl …

New Animal Resembles Blonde, Furry Lobster

Source: cnn.com

Divers have discovered a new crustacean in the South Pacific that resembles a lobster and is covered with what looks like silky, blond fur, French researchers said Tuesday.

Afraid of Sharks? Swim 2 miles down...

Source: livescience.com

Sharks only inhabit about 30% of the world's oceans, and don't venture below 1.86 miles

Trapped dolphin freed from marina

Source: news.bbc.co.uk

"A dolphin which had been trapped in Maryport Marina for almost a month has been set free by rescuers. Marine life experts were worried that Marra, a bottlenose dolphin, was losing weight and decided to drain the marina and net the animal. "

Lowrance to Be Acquired for $37 a Share

Source: news.moneycentral.msn.com

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Marine Corps Colonel Makes History as First Marine Pilot to Command Navy Carrier Wing

Source: navycompass.com

Marine Corps Col. Douglas P. Yurovich made history as the first Marine aviator ever to assume command of a Navy Carrier Air Wing (CVW 9), during a ceremony aboard USS Midway Jan. 19. Yurovich relieved Navy Capt.

Octopus takes liking to sub off coast

Source: canada.com

A giant Pacific octopus that attacked a remotely operated submarine off north Vancouver Island could have been senile or maybe just peckish, a marine biologist said Wednesday.

BBC NEWS | England | London | Stranded whale moved onto barge

Source: news.bbc.co.uk

Rescuers have moved a whale stranded in the River Thames onto a barge in an attempt to take it back to open water.

World's biggest fish 'shrinking'

Source: BBC News

Whale sharks spotted off the coast of Australia are getting smaller, researchers have said.

Mass Sea Turtle Deaths Perplex Biologists

Source: latimes.com

"More than 100 dead and dying sea turtles have washed up on the beaches of El Salvador in the past ten days, and marine biologists cannot yet explain what is killing them, officials said Friday."

Japanese whalers ram Greenpeace ship

Source: Reuters

The Japanese whaling ship Nisshin Maru has rammed the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise.

Military trained airborne killer attack dolphins

Source: ukdiving.co.uk

CONSERVATIONISTS are concerned about controversial parachuting attack dolphins armed with carbon dioxide weapons. I think they're going to be ok.

How eating a Filet-O-Fish or a fish stick helps kill Whales of Japan

Source: oceans.greenpeace.org

This article details how Gorton's, the popular seafood company in the U.S., is owned by a huge Japanese multinational company that practices whaling on a massive scale and passes it off as "scientific research". Gorton's is the company that was behind the McDonald's Filet-O-Fish and many of the frozen seafood items you see in every grocery store.

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