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There are many roles in the Corps, how will you find your sense of purpose? Contact the Officer Selection Officer to hear details about how you can serve in the Corps.
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Capt Micah Hudson discusses his role as a defense fellow for the Senator from California and how leadership has played a role in the development and success ...
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It's official, the colors have been passed.
Gen. Robert B. Neller is our 37th Commandant of the Marine Corps.
Recruiting Station Baltimore Marines
Lieutenant General Ronald Bailey, the director of Plans, Policies, and Operations for the U.S. Marine Corps, participates in the coin toss for the Nation's Football Classic in Washington DC.
Marine Forces Special Operations Command
Our SOF professionals are equipped with the most high-speed technology available on the market. Come check out the latest gear used by Marine Raiders at the Modern Day Marine Military Expo in Quantico, Va., Sept 22-24.
http://www.marinemilitaryexpos.com/modern-day-marine.shtml.
I've had the privilege to serve with General Nicholson, the MEF is in good hands. Semper Fidelis!
Lt. Gen. John Wissler relinquished command of III Marine Expeditionary Force to Lt. Gen. Larry Nicholson on Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan, Sept. 11, 2015.
For full video click here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBGQW0rH-4w&feature=youtu.be
1st Battalion, 23d Marine Regiment "The Lonestar Battalion"
Never forget.
Marine Corps Recruiting
The United States Marine Corps recognizes the laborers who have contributed to our country. Happy Labor Day.
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No matter your reason for joining, after earning the title you have the opportunity to share the bond and brotherhood of being a United States Marine. Do you have what it takes to lead Marines? Find out today by contacting the Officer Selection Officer.
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The advantages of becoming a Marine far exceed a simple list of benefits: Marine Officers are supported by the Marine Corps brotherhood, as well as by a range of personal and professional resources.
MAGTF Training Command/Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center at 29 Palms
The Marine Rifle Squad has been the basic tactical unit of the Marine Corps since before World War II. While the composition of the rifle squad has evolved throughout the Corps’ history in battle, its significance has not.
To read more visit: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/175077/war-dogs-prepare-march-with-squad-competition#.Ved-RzbotOg
All Marine Officers attend TBS after completing Officer Candidate School. Find out more about becoming a Marine Officer, contact Houston Marine Officer today at 713-842-3029.
A little something from TBS to brighten up your Monday.
The Marine Corps uniquely prepares you for a lifetime of service, or for breaking down barriers in the business world. What would make your resume stand out more than having United States Marine Officer attached to it?
#WhyTheMarines? Marine Capt. Nick Ralston served as a Communications Officer from 2005-2011. He choosed the #Marines because of the professionalism, culture, and ability to accomplish any mission or task. Of the 2.4 million applications Google receives each year, they only hire around 15,000. His time served in the helped him gain the experience and knowledge required for this career in one of the biggest and most successful companies in the world. #thefewtheproud #12mcd #santarosamarines #marinemonday #VetNet #GoogleVets #SFMarines
Honor the Native Warriors: Today is National Navajo Code Talkers Day (Video)
The Japanese just couldn't crack it. It’s been 68 years since the Navajo Code Talkers landed on the beach of Iwo Jima, Japan, and successfully delivered more than 800 encrypted messages without error.
Not everyone can be a Marine. Once a candidate earns the title of Marine Corps Officer, they are uniquely prepared and equipped to face any challenge on or off the battlefield. Start your journey by contacting your local Officer Selection Officer at 713.842.3029 to receive information about becoming a Marine Corps Officer.
Not everyone can be a Marine. Once a candidate earns the title of Marine Corps Officer, they are uniquely prepared and equipped to face any challenge on or off the battlefield. Start your journey by contacting your local Officer Selection Officer at 713.842.3029 to receive information about becoming a Marine Corps Officer.
The sky is the limit is not just a saying!
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Able to be quickly configured for fighter or attack missions, the twin-engine, all-weather, day or night Marine jet can be used for fighter escort, enemy air defense suppression, reconnaissance, air control and the calling card of Marine Aviation: close air support.
Congratulations to Nathan Walker, Albert Gonzalez and Rowan Edwards for being selected to attend OCS this September. Your hard work and dedication have paid off. This is only the beginning!
Reminder: PT Fridays, 0630, at my pullup bars in Memorial Park
Platoon Assignments are out for 2nd Increment:
CANDIDATE (Last Name), (First Name)
X COMPANY X PLATOON
OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL
2189 ELROD AVENUE
QUANTICO, VA 22134-5033
Canyon Sanford: India Company, 3rd Platoon
Anthony Reed: India Company, 2nd Platoon
Joseph Webster: India Company, 1st Platoon
Not everyone can be a Marine. Once a candidate earns the title of Marine Corps Officer, they are uniquely prepared and equipped to face any challenge on or off the battlefield. Start your journey by contacting your local Officer Selection Officer at 713.842.3029 to receive information about becoming a Marine Corps Officer.
Not everyone can be a Marine. Once a candidate earns the title of Marine Corps Officer, they are uniquely prepared and equipped to face any challenge on or off the battlefield. Start your journey by contacting your local Officer Selection Officer at 713.842.3029 to receive information about becoming a Marine Corps Officer.
Marine Forces Special Operations Command
JUST NOW —
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced President Barack Obama's nomination of Lt. Gen. Robert B. Neller as your next Commandant of Marine Corps.
Neller will replace Gen. Joseph F. Dunford, Jr. as CMC if Dunford is confirmed as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Learn more about Lt. Gen. Neller: http://go.usa.gov/3wbQg
Candidate Hernandez reportts the results from his land navigation card to an instructor.
A bolt to the Blue: This history-making female pilot is making a difference
Capt. Katie Higgins is modest about breaking gender barriers. But she still hears surprising attitudes from girls.
Not everyone can be a Marine. Once a candidate earns the title of Marine Corps Officer, they are uniquely prepared and equipped to face any challenge on or off the battlefield. Start your journey by contacting your local Officer Selection Officer at 713.842.3029 to receive information about becoming a Marine Corps Officer.
Not everyone can be a Marine. Once a candidate earns the title of Marine Corps Officer, they are uniquely prepared and equipped to face any challenge on or off the battlefield. Start your journey by contacting your local Officer Selection Officer at 713.842.3029 to receive information about becoming a Marine Corps Officer.
The Marine Corps has a variety of roles for officers. Find out more by contacting the Houston Area Officer Selection Officer at 713-842-3029.
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For Major Stacey Taylor the Marine Corps is more than a career; it's a way to make a meaningful contribution. Maj Taylor participated in humanitarian operati...
During the Summer 2015 Cycle of shipping and training at Officer Candidate School, nine participants from Houston were selected from over 300 submissions. Completing Officer Candidate School is the next step in their journey to becoming a United States Marine Officer. Follow candidates at OCS via https://ocsusmc.shutterfly.com/
Light WOD for me, have to finish moving. Get up, push yourself to be better everyday!
Warm Up
2 mile run
100 crunches
25 x 2 oblique crunches
10 plyo pushups w/ hands to the sky
1/4 mile pole-to-pole sprints
100 crunches
25 x 2 obliques crunches
10 push ups w/ hands to the sky
1/4 mile pole-to-pole sprints
Cool down
Candidates receive instructions before engaging in their next evolution.
Candidates receive the all too important safety brief before they initiate training.
Candidates pause from training to hear the insightful words of Marine Corps Colonel Dudley Griggs, Commanding Officer of 8th Marine Corps Recruiting District
After the raining and after the training, candidates are served a hot meal from the staff.
Today, Marines and Marine Officer Candidates depart for a weekend of preparation to the world's best leadership institution, Marine Corps Officer Candidate School. Semper Fidelis!
Few can be Marines. Even fewer can lead them. Join our community and see if you have what it takes to lead as a Marine Officer.
1st Marine Division
Marines with 1st Battalion, 11th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, fire an M777 howitzer during Exercise Desert Scimitar 2015 aboard Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., April 7, 2015. The tough, realistic live-fire training central to Desert Scimitar allows Division units to train in order to maintain readiness and meet current and real-world operational demands.
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Monday got you down?
Give us 30 seconds and we'll give you all the motivation you need for the week ahead.
Marines showcase the lethal combination of hueys and howitzers.
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Earn a commission while earning your Bachelor's Degree. College Freshmen and Sophomores attend OCS for two 6 week sessions during the summer. College Juniors, Seniors and Graduates attend OCS for one 10 week session. Contact us for more information.
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At The Basic School, you will learn how to safely and successfully operate the M16, 249 SAW, 203, 240B, AT-4 and 50cal.
At The Basic School, you will learn how to operate in an urban environment utilizing basic skills such as reconnaissance, isolation, gaining a foothold and seizing the objective.
At The Basic School, you will perform live fire exercises sending live rounds down range at popup targets with your peers to your left and right just a few meters away.
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