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    As a Private First Class in the United States Marine Corps‚ it is my duty to identify and recognize the difference between a Sergeant and a Corporal. Hence‚ in order to explain that I know‚ and acknowledge the difference between these two higher ranking officers‚ I am writing this essay to explain my understanding. The Marine Corps rank of Sergeant narrowly parallels that of the Corporal in regards to duties and responsibilities. The basic duties and responsibilities of all the noncommissioned

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    time is a very important part of being in the Marine Corps. Being at the right place at the right time for any member of the Armed forces is extremely essential to the defense of the entire United States. Also being at the right place at the right time ensures a steady workplace‚ and ultimately the reliablity that others have on us. A Marine can not move up in the ranks in the Marine Corps if he or she is constantly late and/or at the wrong place. A Marine who truly wants to succeed in the military

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    The Last Stand of Fox Co.

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    serves as an inspiration to Marines everywhere‚ reinforcing their already mightily proud history. As a testament to the human will in the face of overwhelming forces of opposition it stands equally high as the courageous acts of Iwo Jima‚ Belleau Wood‚ and Khe Sanh. It is the epitome of bravery which the United States is built upon. It is these four battles which the USMC devoted to signature sections in the 20th century at the new National Museum of the Marine Corps. The fact that

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    born in Washington‚ D.C. on November 6‚ 1854. He was the oldest of ten children and was greatly influenced by his father’s experience in the United States Marine Band. Sousa began music lessons at the age of six and later studied violin‚ piano‚ winds‚ and brass. By the age of 13‚ he could play a variety of instruments and his father enlisted him in the Marine Band. At 18 he became director of the orchestra at a variety house in Washington and later

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    Context: The 11 principles given from the Marine Corps are composed to demonstrate through practice the values and traits needed in a leader. They allow a marine or person adhering to them‚ to administer self-examination leading to the ability to improve weak areas and identify strengths. Analysis: The overall 11 principles are core values that create a culture of leaders. Civilian Leadership should embody many of the 11-core value as they translate into effective leadership skills in any area

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    Sensitive Items

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    It is very important to secure all your sensitive equipment and items‚ and maintain accountability. The reason simply is to keep very important high cost valued items and equipment accounted for so people all around you do not have to deal with the consequences of the lost item or equipment. Also every sensitve item or equipment is high dollar valued so if you lose it you will be hurting money wise by losing a grand or more easily right on the spot. And after that you can possibly do jail time

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    Usmc Leadership Analysis

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    The Marines Corps teaches their recruits in basic training the fundamental traits of a leader within the ranks of the branch of service with the acronym JJDIDTIEBUCKLE. Each letter of the this acronym represents a trait that leaders should acquire and maintain within their professional and personal lives. There are fourteen traits‚ however the highly visible traits are judgement‚ loyalty‚ initiative‚ tack‚ courage‚ integrity‚ endurance‚ justice‚ and decisiveness. The culture of the Marines is the

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    off-putting or unwanted. The power of television exposes us to values and concepts‚ realistic or unrealistic‚ which shape how we see and react to ideas. An example of television shaping our beliefs can found when watching videos such as the United States Marine Corps recruiting commercials. Using a semiotic analysis of a 2001 USMC recruiting commercial entitled “The Climb‚” a viewer can analyze the given signs and symbols throughout the video that make being part of the USMC not only something to be

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    Iwo Jima

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    African states and the control of Asia. Concluding this war was the fall of Nazi Germany and the surrender of Japan in the summer of 1945. In the multitude of campaigns‚ the Battle of Iwo Jima had been part of the last Phases of the Second World War. Iwo Jima is a Japanese island located in the western part of the Pacific and lies approximately 760 miles to the south of Tokyo and roughly 575 miles from the Japanese cost.

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    Customs and Courtesies

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    Marine Corps customs and courtesies are very important to the way the Marine Corps works. They are intended to reinforce discipline and the chain of command‚ showing how Marines will treat their superiors. They also enhance esprit de corps and unity. This is what makes the Marine Corps the brotherhood that it has become. Military courtesies include correct forms of address like; Sir‚ and Ma’am‚ and when each should be used; the salute‚ and standing at attention‚ proper wear of military covers‚ and

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