Marine Corps boot camp in the #MeToo era ABC News traveled to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot on Parris Island, one of two boot camps for the Marine Corps, but the only one where women train ...

The Corps estimates that it will need $198 million over the next five years for immediate upgrades to make possible boot camp gender integration at both San Diego and Parris Island, South Carolina ...

The Boot Camp Challenge is sold out, so those not registered can't go through the obstacle course, but they can still interact with drill instructors and see what it takes to become a U.S. Marine.

The investigation will look at who is responsible for the social media post, said a spokesman for Marine Corps Recruit Depot ...

Some men and women attending Marine Corps boot camp are training more closely together than ever, but the training is unlikely to be fully integrated, the service's top general said this week ...

The Marine Corps, which has the lowest percentage of women among the services at just under 9 percent, decided to incorporate the 50 female recruits into the historically all-male battalion ...

A recruit in Marine Corps boot camp training suffered a gunshot wound to the leg during marksmanship instruction at the South ...

The Marine Corps path to the brief disagreement between James and Bradley during the climactic event of their three months at boot camp has taken decades. Only a few years ago, as male and female ...

Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego was no longer a men-only institution. In 2019, Congress ordered the San Diego boot camp to integrate women into its training battalions by 2028.

The Marine Corps previously denied all these requests. As a result, the three plaintiffs for years have remained poolees ― signing the paperwork to enlist but not yet starting boot camp.

Marine leaders are also considering allowing women to attend boot camp at San Diego, the officials said. Currently all women recruits go through boot camp at Parris Island, S.C., while male ...

The first class of female recruits train at the Marine boot camp in San Diego. Only about 9% of Marines are women, the lowest percentage of any service. Women make up close to 20 percent of the Navy.