What does MEB stand for?

Marine Expeditionary Brigade

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Samples in periodicals archive:

An Army brigade generally has between 3,500 and 5,000 soldiers, while a Marine expeditionary brigade could be built up to about 17,000 troops.

AP sources: Afghan commander frets over corruption

I don't think it can be sped up any more than it is already," said Sergeant Charles Allen Garrett, of the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade.

Training, drug use major issues for Afghan police

ground combat troops in Vietnam, landing in March 1965 with the 9th Marine Expeditionary Brigade on Red Beach at Da Nang.

Frederick J. Karch led first combat troops into Vietnam

The Marine Expeditionary Brigade leading the operation represents a large number of the 21,000 additional troops that President Obama ordered to Afghanistan earlier this year amid rising violence and the Taliban's increasing domination in much of the country.

AFGHANISTAN - July 2 - US Marines Try To Retake Afghan Valley From ...

The Marine Expeditionary Brigade leading the operation has been tasked with minimizing the Taliban's rising dominance throughout the country.

US soldier captured in Afghanistan as Operation Khanjar launched

A Marine expeditionary brigade amounts to about 15,000 men, according to the Defense Department.

Marines capacity for Korea amphibious landing lacking: general

Some 7,000 Marines from the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade, based at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, are now in the country, said Marine spokesman 1st Lieutenant Abe Sipe.

7,000 Marines set crosshairs on Afghanistan's Taliban

The new units are a Marine Expeditionary Brigade unit from Camp Lejeune, N.

Obama approves sending 17,000 more US troops to Afghanistan