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Victims named in military helicopter crash

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fellow Marines, walking arm in arm with his wife after the ceremony. The boy who grew up playing soldier in his Michigan backyard was hailed by one of his superiors, Maj. Gen. Joseph Osterman, as a selfless person who put himself in the line of fire so that Sgt. Justin Hansen wouldnt be left behind.

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Mar 13, 2015

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Marine awarded Silver Star last week among 7 MARSOC victims

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Gen. Joseph Osterman, head of Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command, released the identities of all seven Marines during a Friday press conference aboard Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, along with new details about the crash. They were all assigned to 2nd Marine Special Operations Battalion

Date

Mar 13, 2015

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U.S.

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'Larger than life': Special Operations Marines recall teammates killed in ...

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Maj. Gen. Joseph Osterman, commander of MARSOC, said Friday in a news conference that the Marines were planning to rappel from the helicopter and practice landing ashore. They already had done so in the afternoon without incident.

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Mar 13, 2015

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Latest on Military Helicopter Crash: Obama Gives Condolences

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Obama spoke by phone Wednesday with Maj. Gen. Joseph Osterman, who heads the Marine Corps special forces, and Maj. Gen. Glenn Curtis of the Louisiana National Guard. Seven Marines and four soldiers are believed to have been killed in the Black Hawk crash during a night-time training mission.

Date

Mar 11, 2015

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Afghan forces blunt Taliban offensive, commanders say

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"They are sustaining the casualties without much setback," Marine Maj. Gen. Joseph Osterman said in a telephone interview from Afghanistan. "Everyone wants to minimize (casualties), but essentially it has not slowed the momentum."

Date

Jul 02, 2013

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World

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Marines change recruiting pitch to include humanitarian missions

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The new commercial is meant to emphasize to the target audience -- young people from 17 to 24 years old --that it is going to be a chaotic future with a lot of unknowns, said Brig. Gen. Joseph Osterman, commanding general for the Marine Corps Recruiting Command.

Date

Mar 09, 2012

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U.S.

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