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31 or higher!

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radio operator

automotive mechanic

infantryman

squad leader

air traffic controllers

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United States Marines are a family bound by a single purpose: the protection of our Nation and the advancement of its ideals. Side by side as brothers and sisters, we are warriors. We welcome obstacles and thrive on challenge.

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4 years of active duty service, followed by 4 more years in the active ready reserve

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Marine Corps Basic Recruit Training has two locations: Marine Corps Recruit Depot in Parris Island, South Carolina. Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, California.

Bootcamp is 13 weeks long

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salary

medical

housing

vacation

invaluable leadership skills

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How re marines diffretn from other branches...

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How re marines diffretn from other branches...

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Marines are different. We share an uncommon willingness to fight and win battles—a distinction that sets the Marine Corps apart. Through basic and advanced training we make Marines adaptable to defeat unknown and unpredictable threats to our Nation.

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https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/marine-science/articles

https://www.the-scientist.com/tag/marine-biology

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DOD Websites

The Department of Defense has many components aside from the service branches. Find some of the most requested links below, or see a full list by category.

Unified Combatant Commands

The Unified Command Plan is a classified executive branch document prepared by the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staf that assigns missions; planning, training and operational responsibilities; and geographic areas of responsibility to combatant commands. Functional cocoms operate worldwide across geographic boundaries and provide unique capabilities to geographic combatant commands and the services, while geographic cocoms operate in clearly delineated areas of operation and have a distinctive regional military focus. There are currently 11 cocoms:

Uniformed Services

Military service has a long tradition in the United States. You can find the websites associated with the individual service branches and their social media apps below.

A-Z List

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DOD Websites

The Department of Defense has many components aside from the service branches. Find some of the most requested links below, or see a full list by category.

Unified Combatant Commands

The Unified Command Plan is a classified executive branch document prepared by the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staf that assigns missions; planning, training and operational responsibilities; and geographic areas of responsibility to combatant commands. Functional cocoms operate worldwide across geographic boundaries and provide unique capabilities to geographic combatant commands and the services, while geographic cocoms operate in clearly delineated areas of operation and have a distinctive regional military focus. There are currently 11 cocoms:

Uniformed Services

Military service has a long tradition in the United States. You can find the websites associated with the individual service branches and their social media apps below.

A-Z List

View the full A-Z list of all Department of Defense and service branch websites and social media sites.

DOD Websites

The Department of Defense has many components aside from the service branches. Find some of the most requested links below, or see a full list by category.

Unified Combatant Commands

The Unified Command Plan is a classified executive branch document prepared by the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staf that assigns missions; planning, training and operational responsibilities; and geographic areas of responsibility to combatant commands. Functional cocoms operate worldwide across geographic boundaries and provide unique capabilities to geographic combatant commands and the services, while geographic cocoms operate in clearly delineated areas of operation and have a distinctive regional military focus. There are currently 11 cocoms:

Uniformed Services

Military service has a long tradition in the United States. You can find the websites associated with the individual service branches and their social media apps below.

A-Z List

View the full A-Z list of all Department of Defense and service branch websites and social media sites.

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The Department of Defense provides the military forces needed to deter war and ensure our nation's security.

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Latin for “Always Faithful,” Semper Fidelis is the motto of every Marine—an eternal and collective commitment to the success of our battles, the progress of our Nation, and the steadfast loyalty to the fellow Marines we fight alongside.

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The Marine Corps plays an integral role in the National Defense Strategy. Its training, capabilities and global presence ensure that the Navy-Marine Corps team remains an expeditionary force-in-readiness when responding to crises, creating decision space or winning battles. (U.S. Marine Corps video Courtesy of Marine Corps Recruiting Command)