Military prosecutors say a Marine facing dismissal for his Facebook postings shared images with President Barack Obama's face superimposed on a jackass and sold "Nobama" bumper stickers online.

Claim: A retired Marine was forced to remove USMC decals from his car or be fined, while neighbors were allowed to keep their Obama stickers without incident. TRUE: Dallas resident Frank Larison ...

On Sept. 10, the conservative website Qpolitical published a story about retired Marine Frank Larison, a Vietnam veteran, and his "outlaw" stickers. The Conservative Post website also wrote about ...

The US Marine Corps has ordered the removal of all ... Depictions include things like mugs, bumper stickers and posters – as well as, of course, the actual flag. “The Confederate battle ...

The ban, outlined in a Marine administrative message (MARADMIN), explicitly prohibits clothing, bumper stickers and more. This content is imported from Facebook. You may be able to find the same ...

The U.S. Marine Corps on Friday ordered all public displays of the Confederate flag removed, a ban that extends to bumper stickers, clothing, mugs, posters and more. The order directs Marine Corps ...

The US Marine Corps has officially banned the Confederate battle flag from both public and work spaces on its military bases — including its display on vehicle bumper stickers, clothing ...

(AP) -- A Marine is facing dismissal from the military for posting Facebook images of President Barack Obama's face superimposed on a jackass and for selling "Nobama" bumper stickers online ...