Unlike male military personnel, who sleep in bunks assigned to them by rank and unit, the three female marines are billeted together with other women in cabins near the ship's bow regardless of rank.

Currently, the Marine Corps has gender-integrated companies at its training depots, which include separate platoons made up of men and women.

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Marine Corps for the first time is eyeing a plan to let women attend what has been male-only combat training in Southern California as officials work to quash recurring ...

US Marine Corps mulling plan allowing women to attend 'male-only' combat training. The United States Marine Corps has ...

The amended complaint, filed on behalf of the Service Women’s Action Network (SWAN), challenges the “Leaders First” policy of the Army and Marines Corps that requires enlisted women to wait to enter ...

To say women are a minority in the Marine Corps is an understatement; of the roughly 200,000 Marines, 13,700 are female. So the integration will be slow and in small numbers.

Last week, three women graduated from the Marine infantry training course. They're the first female candidates to pass it. The list of things women supposedly can't do is evaporating.