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2026
July 19, 2026
July 19, 2026
The Devil Dog Dictionary Earns Praise in U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
The Devil Dog Dictionary Earns Praise in U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
July 19, 2026 — The Devil Dog Dictionary was featured in the July 2026 issue of U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, one of the military profession's most respected publications. In his review, retired Marine Corps Colonel John C. McKay described the book as "a unique and worthwhile book," praising its contribution to preserving the language, traditions and culture of the United States Marine Corps.
Jan. 15, 2026
Jan. 15, 2026
The Devil Dog Dictionary Added to the Commandant's Library
The Devil Dog Dictionary Added to the Commandant's Library
January 15, 2026 — The Devil Dog Dictionary was formally accepted into the Commandant's Library as Entry #1144, recognizing its role in preserving the language, traditions and heritage of the United States Marine Corps. The milestone affirmed the book's mission to document the unique words and expressions that have shaped Marine Corps culture for more than 250 years.
January 15, 2026 — The Devil Dog Dictionary was formally accepted into the Commandant's Library as Entry #1144, recognizing its role in preserving the language, traditions and heritage of the United States Marine Corps. The milestone affirmed the book's mission to document the unique words and expressions that have shaped Marine Corps culture for more than 250 years.
2025
Oct. 8, 2025
The Devil Dog Dictionary Published Ahead of the Marine Corps' 250th Anniversary
Published in celebration of the Marine Corps' 250th anniversary, The Devil Dog Dictionary: An Unofficial Guide to Words and Expressions of the United States Marine Corps documents the distinctive language, traditions and culture that have shaped generations of Marines. The book marked the beginning of an ongoing effort to preserve an important part of Marine Corps heritage for future generations.
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