NEWS ARCIVES

The 11th Welcomes Newest Marines
[November 6th, 2025 — 17:22 CST]

The 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit hosted a graduation ceremony today, celebrating the completion of the latest Marine training cycle and the induction of a new class of Marines into the unit’s ranks. Instructors and leadership gathered on the parade deck as the graduating Marines stood in formation, marking the culmination of weeks of rigorous training and discipline.

Unit officials commended the graduates for their resilience, teamwork, and commitment to the Corps’ values of honor, courage, and commitment. As the ceremony concluded and the colors were retired, the newly minted Marines prepared to join their respective commands—ready to uphold the proud traditions of those who came before them.

NATO Forces Succeed In Mission
[October 27th, 2025 — 08:43 CST]

NATO forces have officially completed their withdrawal from Khanh Trung following the successful conclusion of coalition operations in the region. The coordinated campaign, involving U.S. and Canadian elements, achieved its objective of driving opposing forces beyond the border and restoring stability to the coastal zone.

Military officials confirmed that the final phase of the operation concluded late Saturday night, with all coalition personnel returning safely to home stations. Command representatives described the campaign as a strategic success that strengthened regional security and demonstrated the effectiveness of joint multinational operations.

Hill 55 Captured, Commander Killed
[October 21st, 2025 — 21:56 CST]

After an intense three-hour engagement on the southeastern slopes of Hill 55, U.S. Marines of the 11th MEU successfully seized the objective despite sustaining significant losses. The assault resulted in the elimination of a senior enemy commander and the consolidation of Marine positions across the island.

Reports confirm that the Chinese People’s Liberation Army has since entered the region to support local forces resisting Marine operations. U.S. officials state that the MEU remains committed to its mission objectives amid renewed hostilities and escalating regional tensions.

Langbiang In Shambles
[October 15th, 2025 — 15:37 CST]

Images emerging from the city of Langbiang show widespread destruction and civilian casualties following recent clashes between U.S. forces and local militias. Humanitarian officials on the ground report extensive damage to infrastructure and ongoing recovery operations for victims of the fighting.

Regional authorities have announced an investigation into the incident, identifying a U.S. Marine Staff Sergeant known as “Diesel” as a person of interest. The 11th MEU has not released an official statement but confirmed cooperation with allied oversight bodies reviewing the engagement.

5 Marines Killed In Ambush
[October 12th, 2025 — 19:38 CST]

The 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) suffered losses early Sunday when a convoy was ambushed outside Khanh Trung, resulting in the deaths of five Marines. The attack, involving improvised explosives and small-arms fire, marks one of the deadliest incidents for U.S. forces in the region this month.

In response, Marine and allied units launched a rapid counteroffensive, seizing the nearby city of Langbiang later that day. Military officials confirmed that the operation successfully eliminated insurgent strongholds and reestablished control over key logistical routes supporting the coastal campaign.

The 11th Deploys to Vietnam
[October 10th, 2025 — 21:30 CST]

Today the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) conducted an amphibious landing along the Khanh Trung coastline, securing key terrain and establishing a forward foothold in the region. The operation, part of ongoing regional stabilization efforts, achieved all primary objectives with minimal casualties reported.

Military officials confirmed that the landing was supported by naval and air assets, enabling Marines to rapidly capture strategic points and neutralize remaining resistance within hours of arrival.

Celebrate Independence Day with the 11th MEU and Family
[July 4th, 2025 — 17:25 CST]

On this day in 1776, a bold declaration reshaped the world — and with it, the idea that freedom must be earned through courage and sacrifice. As a milsim grounded in the warrior ethos, we honor the legacy of those who stood tall in the face of tyranny, just as we emulate that same grit and discipline in every operation. Whether you're lighting up the sky with fireworks or storming an objective with your fireteam, take a moment this July 4th to remember what it means to be free — and what it takes to stay that way.

The 11th Deploys to The Middle East
[June 4th, 2025 — 15:30 CST]

The 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) departed today for a scheduled deployment to the Middle East, marking the beginning of a critical forward presence mission amid rising regional tensions and increased demand for maritime security operations.

“This is what we train for,” said Gunnery Sergeant Revelator, Non-Commissioned Officer In Charge of the 11th MEU. “Our Marines are locked in and ready to get the job done wherever we’re needed. We’ve got a mission, and we’re ready to execute.”