"Oorah" is a relatively new addition, especially considering how old the Marine Corps and many of its traditions are. The Corps' Eagle, Globe and Anchor symbol dates back to 1868.

According to Marine Corps' historical references, Massaro carried over into his drill field tours the popular phrase "oorah" used during his days with 1st Marine Division Reconnaissance Company in ...

Some historic references cite Massaro's tour at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego as the place "oorah" really caught hold when he began using the phrase with new recruits. Massaro, for one, is ...

Think of the 8th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, John R. Massaro, on his 90th birthday and say “Oorah” to the Marine that by many accounts debarked a Navy submarine with a whole lot of ...

The Marine Corps turned 249 years young on November 10, and we’re celebrating the only way we know how — with memes. Whether you’re a seasoned Marine, a veteran, family member of a Marine ...

His love for the military led to a 31-year career with the U.S. Marine Corps. Massaro, who is 92 years old and lives in Orem and St. George, remembers going to a Navy recruiter in his hometown in ...

“Oorah” to all you Devil Dogs as the U.S. Marine Corps celebrates its 248th birthday Friday. “As we come together to celebrate our 248th birthday, I encourage every Marine to reflect on our ...

A hearty “oorah” to the 20th senior enlisted Marine. Sgt. Maj. Carlos A. Ruiz assumed responsibility as sergeant major of the Marine Corps from Sgt. Maj. Troy E. Black, who had been in the ...

MARSHFIELD − Michelle and Kenneth Wehr's "team" has just hit a triple home run for the holidays. All three of their triplet sons, who have become lance corporals in the U.S. Marine Corps, are ...

By Alex Cabrero Click here for updates on this story OREM (KSL) — Lots of people are getting ready for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and other winter-time holidays. But for John Massaro, he feels it ...