Marine Corps

The Marine Corps is a branch of the United States Armed Forces responsible for rapid-response military operations. It specializes in amphibious warfare, which means it can operate on both land and sea. Formed in 1775, Marines are known for their rigorous training, discipline, and readiness to deploy quickly in crisis situations. They often lead initial assaults in conflicts, working closely with the Navy. The Marine Corps values honor, courage, and commitment, and its personnel are distinguishable by their distinctive uniforms and the title of "Marine," which signifies a professional and dedicated warrior.