The Marine Corps

The Marine Corps is a branch of the U.S. military specializing in rapid-response, amphibious operations, often serving as an expeditionary force. They are trained to quickly deploy anywhere in the world to conduct combat, humanitarian aid, and security missions. Known for their rigorous discipline and versatility, Marines work closely with the Navy and other military branches to project power, protect U.S. interests, and assist in stabilization efforts. Their core values include honor, courage, and commitment, emphasizing readiness, adaptability, and a strong sense of duty.