The Tiger of Seibo: Charles F. Merkel, George C. Thorpe, and the Dark Side of Marine Corps History

by Mark R. Folse

The U.S. Marines in World War I, Part I: The U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Comes to the Fore

by Colonel Walter G. Ford, USMC (Ret)

Development of Medical Doctrine for Amphibious Warfare by the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps, 1929-39, Part I

by Captain Steven L. Oreck, USN (Ret)

The Importance of Professionalism: An Analysis of the 1st Marine Division Planning Process for the Amphibious Assault on Inchon

by Lieutenant Colonel Michael Bonura, USA; Major Michael Padilla, USAF; and Major Kwan Seop Lee, Republic of Korea Army

National Museum of the Marine Corps: Moving Forward to Tell the Story of Today's Warrior