Marine Corps Recruiting Costa Mesa, CA

HIGH SPEED, LOW DRAG. Critical Skills Operators ("Raiders", Special Operations), Reconnaissance (Conventional), and Force Reconnaissance (Special Operations Capable) Marines are all part of the Infantry occupational field. Stay Spicy

Not so mundane... What does your #Monday look like... tired of the same routine. Are you looking for more of a purpose? Do you want to be excited and look forward to coming into work...?Reach out to us here on IG or hit the link in our bio and find out if you have what it takes to be apart of The Few and The Proud.

Imagine.... Imagine having a passion for something. Now imagine being able to carry that into all aspects of your life. How could that change you as a person, how would that set you apart from your peers and your competition. The Few and The Proud

The moment you arrive at recruit training, your purpose is clear: train to transcend physically, mentally, and even spiritually to become a Marine. Over time, your purpose evolves as you learn you must work as a team and be dependable to the fellow recruits you also depend on. It's embodied in precise movements, unified actions, and collective responses to each battle faced. Many voices become one. Your focus becomes less about your own interests and more about the welfare of your entire platoon. Because what matters most is winning the battles you face, together.

CORE VALUES. What does Courage and Commitment mean to you? . The Marine Corps was the first branch to create Core Values. They are Honor, Courage, and Commitment.

The Marines of 1st Bn 12th Marines are bringing in the motivation... all the way from the Big Island These Marines are stationed on the island of Oahu full time and rotate on the Unit Deployment Program (UDP). Where they switch from the island of Oahu to the island of Okinawa, Japan for 6 months. Are you interested in Travel & Adventure... hit us up if you are

DRESS RIGHT, DRESS Delta Company, 1st Recruit attaining Battalion, are evaluated on their final drill movements during Final Drill. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by LCpl. Samuel Fletcher)

Have a passion, continue to pursue it no matter what! US Marine Corps Cpl Kreed Gentz, a main battle tank technician, and a Boxer with the 1st Marine Division boxing team, faces his opponent, British Royal Marine 1st Class Aiden Thompson at Commando Training Centre for the Royal Marines Lympstone, England

#motomonday Brought to you by Marines stationed at @mcb_hawaii as they conduct their training. As Marines, we are expected to be the most ready. That is why we train the way we do... that is also why Marines are the first to be called upon.

Fresh off the press... What do you think of the new Marine Corps commercial. Like it, share it and tell us what you think in the comments.

Always ready The primary mission of Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting is to ensure the rescue and safety of personnel involved in aircraft mishaps. Seen in this photo, ARFF Marines participated in training that gave them additional firefighting certifications through working with firefighters from San Diego County. In this training, together they put out a fire on a mobile aircraft firefighting trainer at the San Diego International Airport in San Diego

Leadership is bestowed upon those who have earned it. As a United States Marine Officer, you are entrusted with leading Marines and making the tough decisions on or off the battlefield. If you possess the desire and determination to lead, seize the opportunity and apply for one of our scholarships. DM us for more information

Never forget all of the Men and Women that passed away on this day 19 years ago.

Congratulations to This brand new Marine! Pvt Solis has just graduated after spending 15 long weeks @mcrdsd. Hard work pays off, congrats again, keep up the good work!