Marine Corps Recruiting Corona

SKY MEETS THE SEA! Marines have a long history of developing expeditionary doctrine and innovations that set the example while leading other countries in multinational military operations. These unique capabilities and leadership qualities make the Marines our Nation’s first line of defense. Could you be the next Marine to uphold the mission and legacy of the Corps? Talk to a recruiter to learn more or visit MARINES.COM... #usmc#amphibious#marines#riverside#california#history#expeditionary#leadership#rsriverside#riversidemarines#capabilities#innovations

MUSIC TO MY EARS Precision, accuracy, endurance and a commitment to mission accomplishment are some of the defining marks of our Corps as well as Marines serving as professional musicians. The Musician Enlistment Option Program in the Marine Corps gives talented musicians who want to challenge themselves the opportunity to serve, lead, and perform. Could you be one of the few to perform with the elite? For more information, contact your local recruiter. (U.S. Marine Corps v...ideo by Sgt. Autmn Laning) #musician#music#marinecorpsband#band#usmc#marines#Riverside#California#MEOP#talent

THE TRANSFORMATION BEGINS! The road to becoming a Marine is filled with obstacles. Recruits will not only battle external forces, they will battle forces within themselves to test their mental and physical limits. Only those with the fighting spirit rise above the chaos and overcome fear, doubt, exhaustion, and will earn the title of a United States Marine. #marines#usmc#riverside#california#rsriverside#oohrah#semperfi#transformation#challenge#fightingspirit

TRAINING FOR THE FUTRUE! Future Marines in the Marine Officer Program were introduced to a tactical decision game (TDG) that puts students in the role of the commander of a tactical unit who is faced with a challenging problem. TDGs shows what is expected from a junior officer and will be conducted every week in Officer Candidate School. #usmc#officerprogram#marines#riverside#rsriverside#california#training

MARINES TO BE PROMOTED, CENTER! SSgt Eduardo Torres, SSgt Wilson K. Lo and SSgt Nicholas M. Carcione were promoted to Staff Non-Commissioned Officers due to their hard work and dedication. Congratulations Marines! #rsriverside#riverside#riversidecalifornia#usmc#marines#hardwork#dedication#promotion#recruiters#thefewtheproudthemarines

interoperability (noun) the the ability of military equipment or groups to operate in conjunction with each other. Marines take part in amphibious operations training that increases Navy-Marine Corps interoperability in the eastern Pacific.

Ours is a calling like no other. Before you can earn the title Marine you must overcome fear, doubt, and uncertainty. What challenges have you faced in pursuit of the title?

Marines launch an unmanned aerial vehicle called the RQ-20 Puma to conduct reconnaissance during Integrated Training Exercise 5-20. This training combines elements of the Marine Air Ground Task Force for comprehensive tactics that are used to fight and win our Nation's battles.

Marines with 3rd Marine Division fire at targets using MK 153 Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Assault Weapons and M73 Light Armored Rocket Systems. The purpose of this exercise is to sharpen their marksmanship skills during a high-explosive weapons training in Japan.

Rocket Man. Marines with 3rd Marine Division fire at targets using MK 153 Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Assault Weapons and M73 Light Armored Rocket Systems. The purpose of this exercise is to sharpen their marksmanship skills during a high-explosive weapons training in Japan.

You're my best view. Marine Air Ground Task Force Warfighting Exercise 5-20 is a force-on-force free thinking training. This culminating event allows Marines to simulate combat and affect the outcome of the exercise which forces unit leaders to make swift decisions in real time.

Marines with Marine Rotational Force - Darwin practice fire and maneuver, terrain familiarization, tactical combat casualty care, and radio communication skills. Additionally, these Marines are trained to provide humanitarian aid as a response to regional crises.

More than a physical challenge designed to push recruits' bodies to the breaking point, the real purpose of log drills is to instill teamwork and unity in recruits of different backgrounds from throughout the Nation. The only way to win is to overcome doubt and work as one.