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    people to think that they are a shit bag as well. But‚ if you act as professional‚ you will stand out in a good way. People will look at you and they will think to themselves ’Damn‚ that Marine is squared away.’ Professionalism will get you look at for promotions‚ other Marines will look up to you‚ and junior Marines will most likely find that you are someone to go to if they need help with anything (work or personal). One example of professionalism would to come to work in the correct uniform: boots

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    Compare and Contrast of the Army and the Marine Corps Gary W. McCoy ENG 121 Julie Alfaro November 1‚ 2010 Compare and Contrast of the Army and the Marine Corps The United States Armed Forces are the military forces of the United States. They consist of the Army‚ Navy‚ Marine Corps‚ Air Force‚ and the Coast Guard. Although the United States Army and Marine Corps are both primarily ground- based forces and offer many similar career fields‚ the two branches are different in some very crucial

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    Why I Want to Be a Marine

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    of reasons as to why I want to be a Marine. The key points I would like to address are my family history‚ NJROTC‚ my trip to Parris Island‚ and why I want to be a Marine. These topics play an important role molding my decision to become a Marine. My first point is about my family history. I have had a lot of family members that were in the Marine Corps. They fought in wars and defended this country. They all had a different type of bond with the Marine Corps then with our family. This bond was

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    instructions given by your NCO’s is also a sign of respect so by blowing or gaffing them off is showing a huge sign of disrespect. The last thing you want to do is disrespect your NCO’s. Simple Instructions can also save lives. Being a united states marine me and all the marines that are high ranking then me could be called into action at any given time such as if we decide to go to war with a country or if a country goes to war with us. Almost everything we do at work can relate back to a combat situation

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    The role of the Marine Corps Noncommissioned Officer during the Korean War Sergeant Jesus J. Rodriguez Jr. SNCOA Sergeants Course 4-12 Staff Sergeant Stewart / Sergeant Olson 14 May 2012 THE ROLE OF THE NONCOMMISONED OFFICER DURING THE KOREAN WAR: Marine Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs) have always been a crucial part in fighting America’s war. They distinguished themselves by taking on the responsibility to train their inexperienced Marines‚ and for accepting

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    Marine Raiders The US Marine Raiders were formed in February 1942 as the Allied war in the Far East reached a difficult phase. The Marine Raiders were meant to replicate the work done by the British Commandos and other special forces units within the Pacific theatre of war. However‚ the Pacific presented its own unique problems and the Marine Raiders proved most useful when fighting alongside other regular units. Two men were charged with creating two battalions of US Marine Raiders - men

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    U.S. Marines in Kuwait

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    Since the end of Operation Desert Storm in 1991‚ the liberated Kuwait has been host to thousands of U.S. marines stationed in and around Camp Doha. The alleged reason for this is to combat the apparent threat of aggression from Iraq. According to the Department of Defense‚ U.S. military presence in Kuwait is necessary to “maintain security and stability in the Gulf Region.” During the next four years‚ Iraq did several things to provoke the U.S. troops in Kuwait into mobilization‚ including challenging

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    The conviction of a Royal Marine for murdering an injured Afghan insurgent should not "besmirch" the organisation‚ Prime Minister David Cameron has said. Speaking to marines at Downing Street‚ Mr Cameron said the "appalling" case in no way represented the spirit and proud history of the Royal Marines. The sergeant‚ identified only as Marine A‚ was convicted over the shooting of the unknown man in 2011 on Friday.The conviction of a Royal Marine for murdering an injured Afghan insurgent should

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    United States Marine Corps Professional Reading Program Written by: LCpl Rodriguez‚ Jazmin Submitted: 13 Feb 2013 1. Title: ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT 2. Author: ERICH MARIA REMARQUE 3. Published: 1929 4. SUBJECT: This book is written by a German veteran of World War I‚ who describes the German soldiers’ extreme physical and mental stress during the war‚ and the detachment from civilian life felt by many of these soldiers upon returning home from the frontlines.

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    actually do graduate. I ‚ on the other hand‚ know exactly what I plan on doing after high school. I plan on enlisting into the Marines for reasons involving a sense of belonging or brotherhood‚ a sense of purpose‚ and to have some sense of order in my life. First‚ I plan on enlisting into the Marines to get a sense of belonging that i’ve gotten almost nowhere else. The Marines are strict on the saying “no man left behind”. To me this has a certain attractiveness because regardless of it being my fault

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