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WARR: Building Strength That Lasts

WARR helps Marines and their families build total fitness—mind, body, and spirit—by combining proven performance strategies with everyday habits that strengthen resilience, connection, and purpose.

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Stay Present and Embrace the Moment

Being present and embracing the moment allows you to fully experience and appreciate life, fostering mindfulness and deeper connections.

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Keep Your SGLI Updated: Protect What Matters Most

Eligible Marines automatically receive up to $500,000 in SGLI coverage but must log into SOES via milConnect to review or update their elections—especially after major life events.

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Twentynine Palms Librarian Brings Joy and Connection to Marines and Families

At Twentynine Palms, Rachel Drake has turned the base library into more than a place for books—it’s a home base for connection, creativity, and lifelong learning.

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Volunteers Play Vital Role in Semper Fit Youth Sports

Volunteers are the backbone of military youth sports, providing coaching, mentorship, and support to help young athletes develop teamwork, discipline, and confidence. Their dedication ensures that military children have access to structured, positive sports experiences, fostering resilience and community within military families.

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Parenting with Purpose: Growing Strong Families in the Corps

Parenting in the Marine Corps comes with challenges—but you don’t have to do it alone. Learn how routines, emotional support, and on-base programs like Thrive and EFMP can help your family grow stronger together.

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Win Big with the MCX Super Star Student Program

The MCX Super Star Student Program rewards K–12 students for academic achievement with scratch-off gift cards, giving every eligible student a chance to celebrate success with fun prizes and recognition.

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Access MCCS Courses Virtually on MarineNet

MarineNet offers MCCS courses online, allowing Marines to learn and grow at their own pace, anytime and anywhere.

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Keep Your Family Safe in the Water

Practicing family water safety helps prevent accidents, promotes confidence in and around water, and ensures a fun, secure environment for everyone.

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Performance Dietitian at Camp Pendleton Shares Recipes for Success

As a performance dietitian, Selina Martinez uses her knowledge to help Marines and families at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton achieve their fitness goals.

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Building Mental Fitness for Mission Readiness

Mental fitness is just as crucial as physical fitness for Marines, helping build resilience, sharpen decision-making, and strengthen overall mission readiness through training, self-awareness, and continuous learning.

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Stay Mission-Ready with Tactical Shift Work Strategies 

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Earn Your JEPES Credits with Ease

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Mail Success With USPS

Tips and tricks for success with the United States Postal Service

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Staying Grounded

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Family Member Travel Screening Cell Has Arrived

The Family Member Travel Screening Cell (FMTS) will streamline the overseas suitability screening process for Marines and their families, providing proactive communication, medical screening assistance, and ongoing support to ensure a smoother transition to OCONUS assignments.

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Build Your Child's Academic Goals

Setting goals helps students stay focused and motivated in their academic journey.

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Train for Mind-Body Focus

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Stepping Up to the Plate: Meet the New Coaches of the All-Marine Softball Team

The All-Marine Softball Program proudly welcomes 1stSgt Justin Nail and Mr. William Leidig to the coaching staff, bringing strong leadership rooted in discipline, teamwork, and the Marine Corps ethos.

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Level Up Your Nutrition for Better Sleep

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Breaking the Stigma: Talking Saves Lives and Careers

Talking about mental health and substance misuse isn’t a weakness—it’s a sign of strength and readiness. When Marines speak up, they break down stigma, support one another, and build stronger, more resilient units.