But official service anecdotes credit him with popularizing "oorah" in the Marine lexicon — and that alone has cemented him into leatherneck lore.

Oorah: Marshfield's Marine triplets are all home for Christmas. What they've been up to Story by Sue Scheible, The Patriot Ledger • 4mo ...

Anon-profit entity, Oorah, Inc. (“Oorah”), in the midst of litigation in the New York courts, has brought suit here against one of its state-court adversaries, Birch Communications, Inc ...

'Oorah!': Marines give their departed brother one last shout in emotional sendoff It was an emotional moment at the end of Friday's motorcade when the silence was broken as a group of U.S. Marines ...

"Oorah" is a relatively new addition, especially considering how old the Marine Corps and many of its traditions are.

It’s been over 100 years since women first began serving in the Marine Corps. Let’s take a look back at their remarkable impact and contributions throughout history! CC BY Marines, Through the ...

Oorah! PAC raised $655,027 in the 2023-2024 election cycle. See the details.

In the new Paramount Plus series Special Ops: Lioness, Sheridan turns his contemplative gaze to the women of the armed forces. Supposedly based on a real-life CIA task force, Lioness follows a ...

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–John Massaro, Utah veteran credited with starting the Marine "oorah" greeting His enlistment ended while he was on the ship to Korea, but he didn't tell anyone at first.

Marshfield's Marine triplets arrive home for Christmas. Mom Michelle Wehr is thrilled. Lance corporals Matthew, Griffin, Connor Wehr off to N.H. to ski ...