Coming Home: Ties That Bind: Honoring Colonel John Kopka, USMC (Ret)
Some Marines never truly stop serving.They simply find new ways to live out the values they carried in uniform.Col John Kopka is one of those Marines….
Some Marines never truly stop serving.They simply find new ways to live out the values they carried in uniform.Col John Kopka is one of those Marines….
Last month, we discussed the importance of being able to think critically. This was a skill that in the past was more clearly central in…
Meet the Marine. Be Inspired. FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 3, No 02, February 2026 Opening to the publicJune 8, 2026 Lejeune Memorial Gardens, Jacksonville, NC…
Media Contact: Glenn Hargett 910 358-1001 Advisory The Carolina Museum of the Marine will conduct a media briefing at 10:30AM on Tuesday, January 27, 2026,…
On January 6, 1816, Thomas Jefferson, having retired from public life, wrote to a friend named Charles Yancey saying in part: “If a nation expects…
Marine Values, Critical Thinking, Leadership that Endures For many Marines, the most enduring lessons of service are not only about discipline or resilience, but about…
Meet the Marine. Be Inspired. FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 3, No 01, January 2026 Opening Spring of 2026 Lejeune Memorial Gardens, Jacksonville, NC Mission Honor,…
Jacksonville, NC — The Carolina Museum of the Marine will officially open to the public on June 8, 2026, marking the debut of a new…
Meet the Marine. Be Inspired. FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 3, No 12, December 2025 Opening June 8, 2026 Mission Honor, preserve, and teach the legacy…
Honoring service. Elevating community. Corporeal E-4 Ralph Yanello served our Nation as a United States Marine from 1959 to 1963. Today, more than six decades…
Last month, we discussed the state motto of North Carolina and its implications for individuals and for society more broadly. This month, we follow the…
Meet the Marine. Be Inspired. FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 3, No 11, November 2025 Opening Spring of 2026 Mission Honor, preserve, and teach the legacy…