The United States Marine Corps

The United States Marine Corps is a branch of the U.S. military responsible for rapid-response and amphibious operations, often serving as the first to deploy during conflicts. Marines are highly trained to project power from ships to land, conducting combat, humanitarian missions, and security operations worldwide. They focus on versatility, discipline, and teamwork, often working closely with the Navy and Army. The Marine Corps emphasizes readiness, physical fitness, and leadership, playing a crucial role in national defense by quickly responding to crises and supporting broader military objectives.