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    LCpl Clipperton January 23rd‚ 2013 Marine Corps Order 1050.3J: Concerning Leave‚ Liberty‚ and Administrative Absence The topic of this paper was brought up during a brief‚ the cause of which was due to improper explanations for unavailability for the month of February. The reason this essay is being written is to rectify the problem as well as keep all Marines informed as to what exactly constitutes Leave‚ Liberty‚ and Administrative Absence. As well‚ it will be explained what situations fall

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    Corporal Woodwick‚ Erik B 0231‚ 2nd Battalion 3rd Marine Regiment Headquarters and Service Company‚ S2 To: Corporal Albright‚ Calvin‚ 2nd Battalion 3rd Marine Regiment Headquarters and Service Company‚ S2 Subj: BOOK REPORT OF “Helmet for my Pillow” BY ROBERT LECKIE 1. Recommendations a. Audience. I recommend “Helmet for my Pillow” to every single Marine. The book was phenomenal in going into detail about exact events that happened to the 1st Marines during WW2. The author is writing the novel

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    Customs and Curtiousies

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    COURTIOUSY Marine customs are simply desirable courses of action sanctioned by tradition and usage. In the Marine Corps‚ practically every custom has grown out of the manner in which Marines of the past conducted themselves. Many Marine customs have been incorporated into regulations in order to standardize conduct throughout the Corps‚ but some of them cannot be found in written directives. Knowing and observing these customs‚ both written and unwritten‚ is important to each Marine because it keeps

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    Military Budget Cuts

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    Military Budget Cuts The United States military has a major presence worldwide. We have the most dominant force and by far are the most advanced. There are soldiers and troops in over 150 countries across six continents. That does not count for all of the soldiers based on naval ships that constantly travel the oceans going country to country. With all of the soldiers‚ military equipment‚ testing‚ and research and development‚ the military’s cost has been averaging over 500 billion dollars annually

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    Chris Kyle, Us Navy Seal

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    joining the Unites States Marine Corps but upon finishing high school he became a professional bronco rider‚ apparently gratifying his need for “danger and excitement” and stimulating his “no fear” attitude. Unfortunately‚ he suffered a career ending injury and worked as a ranch hand for several years until he decided to follow his dream and join the military. Chris’s desire to become a Marine changed the day he went to the recruiting office and found that the Marine Recruiter had “gone

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    the military doctrine that the Marine Corps proudly adheres to. In the course of bootcamp‚ MCT‚ and MOS school we are changed‚ molded‚ to become the fighting force we are today. During our time in the fleet we keep training to maintain a force of readiness. After our tour of duty‚ however long that may be‚ we bring our ethos out into the civilian world. From the time we step on the yellow footprints to about facing on the parade deck we are transformed into marines. Everything we learn if bootcamp

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    Usmc Nco's

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    The Non-Commissioned-Officer is often referred to as the backbone of the Marine Corps. They are the primary and most visible leaders for most military personnel. They are the leaders mostly responsible for executing missions and training junior Marines so that they are also prepared to execute the missions and so they too can train the Marines they will have under them in the future. NCO’s have earned respect and their rank and should never be disrespected or talked back to. They were given

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    blinding light.”  A Rumor of War was a clear example of just that‚ the trials of the Vietnam war were overwhelming. The story of a seemingly endless war full of sickness and death makes the audience engaged. Phillip Caputo was not only a decorated marine officer but also a very talented writer. The book was the first of its kind showing the audience the true nature of the war that was happening. A Rumor of War was not a Anti-War book but instead focused on the physical and mental trials of the war

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    Ncos Pros And Cons

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    The modern Marine Non Commissioned Officer (NCO) is the embodiment of the Marine Corps history tradition for several reasons. Some of the reasons are because NCO’s are taught to follow the traditions of the past. They know that trust and respect is equally important from both the NCO to his subordinates‚ and from his subordinates. They also still have the same responsibility as they did in the past. There are more reasons but these are the ones I chose to talk about because I’ve noticed them the

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    The resulting engagements set off widespread fighting throughout Central Iraq and along the Lower Euphrates. Air bombardments rained on insurgent positions throughout the city in the attempt of the United States to take control. After three days of fighting‚ it was estimated that the United States had gained control over 25% of the city but after LT Gen Conway turned forces over to the Iraqis‚ the group dissolved and had turned over all the US weapons to the insurgency by September prompting the

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