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CAMP
LEJEUNE, N.C. The
Corps' new top officer began his
first official
trip as commandant Tuesday, visiting Marines in North Carolina and
telling them he's got big plans to give Marines more time at home,
design a new PT uniform and create a "wounded warrior regiment" to help
combat veterans.
Commandant
Gen. James Conway is on his first trip to the fleet to visit troops
after coming into office more than two weeks ago. Flying on a shiny new
Gulfstream jet, Conway and his wife, Annette, are making the rounds to
introduce themselves to troops and other Corps officials. Marine Corps
Times is accompanying Conway on his trip. Read
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Important priority: Marine
Corps Commandant Gen.
James T. Conway poses with Marines at the Wounded
Warriors Barracks at Camp Lejeune on Wednesday. Conway said he wants to
create a "Wounded
Warriors Regiment" on each coast. It will be a nontraditional
command that will track and assist wounded Marines.
Commandant's
focus on Marines
Conway
said the
first step to dealing with mental health situations is to have alert
leadership at all levels. Then the key is to get Marines into
counseling or therapy. He did say there are requests to have more
funding for counseling aboard military bases.
Most
importantly, Conway said, " Marines
suffering from combat stress or PTSD need to be taken seriously like
any other wounded Marine."
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Stress Information or Marines
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i vis pacem, para bellum. "If you want peace,
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It
behooves every man to remember
that the work of the critic is of altogether secondary importance, and
that in the end, progress is accomplished by the man who does
things. Theodore Roosevelt
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Application of 18
U.S.C. 205 and 203 to Federal Personnel Working As
Contractors in the Federal Workplace (Usually
on Terminal Leave or
Moonlighting)
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Marine Corps
Commandant Gen. James T. Conway speaks with Marines at the Wounded
Warriors Barracks
Statement
by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence on the
North Korea Nuclear Test
Wounded
Warriors at
Camp Lejeune Watch
Now
at Camp Lejeune about the creation of a Wounded
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