www.MarineParents.com for Marine Moms and Marine Dads and Marine Parents around the world...Semper Fi
Marine Corps News  Marine Corps News Room  Chat Room  Chat with Marine Corps Family Members  Parent Message Boards: Recruit ~ Boot ~ Marine  Marine Parents Message Board Community  Recruit Store  Marine Parents Store for Recruit Gifts, T-Shirts, Bumper Stickers and More!  Marine Corps Store
RSS  RSS Marine Corps Data Feed  Care Package Project  Care Package Project Sending Packages Overseas to the Marines in Iraq and Afghanistan  Operation PAL  Operation PAL: Prayers and Letters  Purple Heart Families  Operation PAL: Prayers and Letters  Gold Star Families  Operation PAL: Prayers and Letters  Team Marine Parents  Operation PAL: Prayers and Letters  HOME
3rd Annual National MarineParents.com Conference April 18-20, 2008 in Washington, DC  Annual National Marine Parents Conference Washington DC 2008  Devil Dog Chow Cookbook  Devil Dog Chow Cookbook  Donations

2008 Marine Parents Conference April 18-20, Washington, DC | HELP Ship Cookies® to Iraq | Book: Once a Warrior

Live Help by Boldchat

MarineParents.com, Inc. a Place to Connect & Share
ARE YOU NEW
TO THE SITE?

Click Here
en espanol Spanish Version

Defending Freedom Wristbands Support Our Troops
Buy a Wristband
Click Here

MotoMail:
sent overseas
in 24 Hours

MotoMail your Marines Overseas in as little as 24 hours!

Calling Cards for Troops Deployed Overseas Information on Calling Cards for Deployed Troops: Click Here

DONATIONS
Please help maintain MarineParents.com Click the button to learn more.
Donations to Support www.MarineParents.com Web Site

Search this site:

Powered by:
Search Powered by Google

Recently Deployed
This is a list created by family members of Marines recently deployed.
View Names
Add a Name

Operation Uplink: Let Freedom Ring, Free Phone Cards for Deployed Military
Free Phone Cards
For Deployed Military
Operation Uplink

The USO: Proudly serving the men and women who serve our country!
Until Everyone
Comes Home

   
 

Join our mailing list!   Enter your email:

SHOP FOR MARINE CORPS GIFTS! Click here for links to stores that support our projects.
Effective August 30, 2004: MarineParents.com, Inc. is an IRS 501(c)(3) public charity.
MarineParents.com is developed & supported entirely by our volunteers and private donations.
DEPLOYMENT MAPS & NEWS
This section updated Thursday, July 5, 2007 ~ 17:03 CST
New Service! RSS Current Marine Corps News Room Feed
News Search | Early 2003 Iraq Deployment News | Iraq & Kuwait Maps & Camps
Op Iraqi Freedom Embedded Reporter List | Archive List of Embedded Reporters
Marine Deployment News from the North County Times, California

This section contains headline news specifically from the North County Times in California.

<< Return to Marine Deployment News Page

  • March 9: North County Times (California): Marines build a city to feed, equip troops
    CAMP COYOTE, Kuwait ---- U.S. military officials are planning a lightning-fast attack with air and land forces to overwhelm any Iraqi defense. CLICK for story...

  • March 8: North County Times (California): Bugs an Iraqi enemy, too
    CAMP IWO JIMA, Kuwait ---- Iraq is full of things that can bite you, sting you and kill you ---- almost as fast as a bullet can. CLICK for story...

  • March 7: North County Times (California): In the field, there's no birthday cake
    CAMP IWO JIMA, Kuwait ---- One Carlsbad grandfather who couldn't join his family to celebrate his birthday Thursday had a solid excuse: He's getting ready to go to war. CLICK for story...

  • March 5: North County Times (California): 120-mile barrier keeps Iraq, Kuwait at arm's length
    KUWAIT -- It's a formidable barrier. It's supposed to be. The demilitarized zone that separates Kuwait and Iraq is all that stands between hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops and Iraq. CLICK for story...

  • March 4: North County Times (California): USS Nimitz, warships leave San Diego
    KUWAIT CITY ---- It's an odd-looking desert shelter: a sandbag-lined pit about 6 feet deep, covered with an earthen and wooden roof. CLICK for story...

  • March 4: North County Times (California): Marines build 'Scud bunkers' - U.S. Embassy repeats warning urging citizens to leave Kuwait
    CORONADO ---- Renae Freeman of Rancho Penasquitos had expected her husband to deploy overseas, but the reality didn't hit her until Monday morning, when the USS Nimitz and two escort ships left home with more than 5,000 sailors on a course for the Persian Gulf, and possibly a key role in U.S. strikes on Iraq. CLICK for story...

  • March 3: North County Times (California): Combat familiar ground a generation later
    CAMP PENDLETON ---- The Marine wore a tan camouflage uniform, printed in a 21st-century digital pattern that his Marine Corps recently adopted for the modern battlefield. One set of dog tags hung from his neck, tucked inside a green T-shirt. Another was laced into one of his brown desert combat boots. CLICK for story...

  • March 2: North County Times (California): Experienced officers provide leadership to young troops
    CAMP COYOTE, Kuwait ---- As the Marines here brace for a possible war with Iraq, they often use a common refrain: they'll be fighting for the Marine on their left and the Marine on their right. CLICK for story...

  • Feb. 28: North County Times (California): Marines support helping Filipinos fight terrorism
    CAMP COYOTE ---- Half a world away in the desert of Kuwait, several Marines cheered the recent decision to send U.S. ground forces to help Filipino troops fight Muslim extremists. CLICK for story...

  • Feb. 28: North County Times (California): Marines get a brand-new rifle
    CAMP COYOTE ---- It's a little heavier than its predecessor, but the new M-16 being distributed to Camp Pendleton Marines stationed here in the Kuwaiti desert will allow the troops to pinpoint and hit their targets with greater precision and at greater distances. CLICK for story...

  • Feb. 27: North County Times (California): Kuwait Notebook - What a difference a day makes
    Editor's note: North County Times staff writer Darrin Mortenson and staff photographer Hayne Palmour periodically offer their impressions of Kuwait, where they are covering troops from Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base and Miramar Marine Corps Air Station. CLICK for story...

  • Feb. 26: North County Times (California): From dusk to dawn: Night rises in the Kuwaiti desert
    CAMP COYOTE, Kuwait ---- The desert has moods at night. Just ask the Marines who've spent the last three weeks in northern Kuwait, waiting and training for war. CLICK for story...

  • Feb. 26: North County Times (California): Protests dishearten some troops overseas
    CAMP COYOTE, Kuwait ---- Some of the Marines kicked the dirt, turned away or cursed the "damned liberals" on hearing news of global anti-war demonstrations. CLICK for story...

  • Feb. 25: North County Times (California): Marines get mail, food and a shower
    CAMP COYOTE, Kuwait ---- After more than three weeks in the desert wearing the same clothes and eating the same prepackaged meals, the guys from Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion got some creature comforts this weekend: a hot meal, mail and even their first shower in the field. CLICK for story...

  • Feb. 24: North County Times (California): Services offer break from desert monotony
    LIVING SUPPORT AREA FIVE, Kuwait ---- Several men wept, others sat silent as Navy chaplain Bill Devine, straining to be heard above the din of helicopters and other military machinery, asked God to deliver them from war. CLICK for story...

  • Feb. 23: North County Times (California): Life in the Kuwait desert: Dust, wind and sun
    CAMP COYOTE, Kuwait ---- Marine Staff Sgt. Jeff Hickson and his buddies from Camp Pendleton's 5th Infantry Regiment. CLICK for story...

  • Feb. 20: North County Times (California): Chickens arrive to help the Marines
    CAMP COYOTE, Kuwait ---- At the edge of this desolate no-man's land just 25 miles from the Iraqi border, U.S. troops on the front line Wednesday welcomed some unlikely allies: chickens. CLICK for story...

  • Feb. 20: North County Times (California): Reservists pack up to pack out
    CAMP PENDLETON ---- They were activated to full duty in February 2002 for homeland defense and spent the past year training in urban, desert and mountain warfare, sharpening their hand-to-hand combat skills and firing their weapons. CLICK for story...

<< Return to Marine Deployment News Page

HAVE QUESTIONS? NEED HELP? CONTACT US!

Do you have have a question, request or need help? Use the scroll bar below to select your topic, then click the GO button for an email form. A MarineParents.com, Inc. volunteer will respond in about 24 hours.


  What you'll find on MarineParents.com, Inc:  
Meet our Marines | Deployed Marines | Add Your Marine | New Babies | Our Fallen Heroes
Search WWW Search MarineParents.com Search Powered by Google

No part of this web site may be altered, copied, reproduced or distributed without prior written permission. Visitors may print pages of the web site for your own reference. Distribution of printed pages is permitted with the MarineParents.com, Inc. logo, service mark(s) and trademark(s) intact.

Effective August 30, 2004: MarineParents.com, Inc. is an IRS approved 501(c)(3) public charity.

The authors do not guarantee the accuracy of information contained within the web site nor do the authors guarantee the accuracy of content in web sites that are linked to and referenced on this site. Content researched from other web sites or locations are so noted.

Neither the United States Marine Corps nor any other component of the Department of Defense has approved, endorsed, or authorized this service.

Official USMC links and web sites can be found at http://www.marineparents.com/USMC/usmc-links.asp

MarineParents.com, Inc. does not condone discrimination, seclusion or segregation with regard to race, color, national origin, religion, political affiliation, sex, age, disability or veteran status in employment or appointment nor in the educational programs or activities which it operates.

MarineParents.com, Inc., its service marks and trademarks are copyright to MarineParents.com, Inc.

The following are outreach projects of MarineParents.com, Inc. All logos, icons, trademarks and service marks are copyright to MarineParents.com, Inc.:
RecruitParents.com™, Operation PAL™, Purple Heart Family Support™, Gold Star Family Support™, The Care Package Project™, Devil Dog Chow™, Recruit Moto™, What's After Bootcamp™, Devil Dog Families™, Marine Parents Conference™, Combat Recovery™


USA MarineParents.com, Inc. formerly known as MarineMoms.us
© 2003-7 MarineParents.com, Inc. ~ All Rights Reserved Worldwide
Contact Us Via Email or call MarineParents.com at 573-449-2003
DV Technologies Web Development, Programming and Database Integration
DV Technologies Web Development, Programming and Database Integration DV Technologies Web Development, Programming and Database Integration
FAVORITE USMC MARINE CORPS LINKS
Deployed Marines | Marines in Iraq | Marines in Afghanistan | Support the Troops
Care Package Project | Marine Care Package | Marine Parents Inc
MCRD PI Parris Island Bootcamp USMC | MCRD SD San Diego Bootcamp USMC | Marine Recruit Parents
a Place to Connect & Share | Marine Moms | Marine Mothers | Marine Wives
Marine Dads | Marine Corps Dad | Marine Corps Father | Marine Dads Online
Marine Parents | USMC Parents | Marine Corps Parents
Marine Fathers | USMC Mothers | Marine Moms and Dads
Official USMC Links

WELCOME
New Visitors

Getting Started
Click Here

Listen to Thank You Phone Call from a Marine in Iraq

OPSEC & SECURITY Photo Courtesy of USMC. OPSEC: Operational Security and MarineParents.com, Inc. Security Philosophy Click Here

Proud Member of America Supports You: Our Military Men and Women
America Supports You

Marine Corps News Room


Click Here

Make a Donation
Donations to Support www.MarineParents.com Web Site

Support Our Troops: Sponsor a Care Package!

Order www.MarineParents.com T-Shirts, Parent of a Marine Sweatshirts, USMC Mugs, Proud Marine Mom Bumper Stickers, My Dadddy is a Marine Childrens Wear, Marine Corps Gifts, Marines Ornaments, Bootcamp Journals, Deployment Journals, Marine Corps Calendars, Cards, Post Cards, USMC EGA, Eagle Globe and Anchor Clothing and more Order Here!
Marine Parents
T-Shirts, Gifts,
Stickers, Etc...

Local Support Groups for Military Families from MarineParents.com, Inc. Click Here

Services for Marine Corp Gold Star Families from MarineParents.com, Inc. Gold Star Family Support™

Care PackagesPurchase Care Package Items from Amazon.com!
Learn More...