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U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Special Operations Command PAO
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Hometown: Camp Lejeune NC US
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Master Sgt. Jonathan Cress
Maj. Jeff Landis
Sgt. Chadwick deBree
Cpl. Kyle McNally
Cpl. Anthony Carter
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News StoriesMARSOC graduates newest special operators, grows forces
As U.S. and NATO forces, including up to 10,000 Marines, start an accelerated troop withdrawal from Afghanistan as early as next fall, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command knows that the withdrawal does not include them for now – in fact, MARSOC continues to grow and will see a continued presence in Afghanistan.
12.2.11 Story by Cpl. Kyle McNally
 MARSOC sergeants major change over
Sgt. Maj. Richard W. Ashton relinquished his post as sergeant major of U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Special Operations Command to Sgt. Maj. Thomas F. Hall during a ceremony at MARSOC headquarters aboard Camp Lejeune, Sept. 30.
09.30.11 Story by Cpl. Kyle McNally
 MARSOC reflects on 9/11, 10 years of GWOT
Americans across the country paused to remember and reflect on lives lost on 9/11, a small group of Marines from U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Special Operations Command carried out their own unique commemoration. Joining several Army Rangers and an assortment of firefighters and policemen from across N.C., Georgia and Florida, three MARSOC Marines biked more than 400 miles in honor of their fallen SOCOM brothers during the annual Operation One Voice Honor Ride.
09.11.11 Story by Cpl. Kyle McNally
MARSOC sailor awarded for gallantry
A Navy corpsman previously assigned to 2d Marine Special Operations Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Special Operations Command, was awarded the Silver Star – the nation’s third-highest military decoration for valor in combat – for his extraordinary heroism while conducting combat operations in Bala Morghab, Afghanistan on Nov. 6, 2009.
06.24.11 Story by Cpl. Kyle McNally
 Black Sea Rotational Force 11 brings the RAVEN to Romania
Recently, U.S. Marines and soldiers with Black Sea Rotational Force 11 travelled to Buzau, Romania, to provide the Romanian army a familiarization course to display the capabilities of the Raven-B, unmanned aerial vehicle.
06.6.11 Story by Matthew Lyman
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