On Sept. 15, 1950, Taplett, commanding the 3rd Battalion of the 5th Marine Regiment, led the initial landing of an amphibious assault at Inchon that resulted in victory for United Nations forces.

But Capt. Lloyd W. Williams of the 51st Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment would have none of it, and reportedly submitted a response that would usher him into Marine Corps lore.

By early July, Navy and Marine aircrews — trained at French, British and Italian aerodromes — were ready and eager to enter the fray. But there were still no aircraft for them to fly.

His father served with distinction in WWI, ascending to second in command ... “The flag raising was done by one of my father’s units of the 5th Marine Division Arguably among the most iconic ...

When we get a little farther into it, and he's with 5th Marines. The 5th Marines and ... They formed a lot of the great traditions of the Marine Corps. Most of the time, these albums are really ...

The remains of a Marine Corps general who fought in World War I and II that had been buried for decades in India are now interred at Arlington National Cemetery, marking the end of a long saga for ...

He continued his career as an enlisted leader serving across the Corps to include 1st Service Support Group; 3rd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment; 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment; and 4th Marine ...

The story behind the memorial with marines from the 5th Marine Regiment isn’t something that happens every day. “This particular piece of it became lost and abandoned and damaged. We found it ...

Much of Scott’s book focuses on the work of Abian A. “Wally” Wallgren of the 5th Marine Regiment and a cartoonist for The Stars and Stripes newspaper. The paper was designed to keep enlisted ...

Charles Hoffman conducted a one-man counterattack against a dozen Germans soldiers armed with five light machine guns, trying to throw the 5th Marine Regiment off Hill 142 overlooking the wood.