Marines are, simply put, destined to serve. Here are three examples of characteristics that exemplify this concept, making it worthwhile to learn more about serving in the Marines.
# 1 – Marines are always faithful, as one of the strongest principles that they uphold as Marines is for loyalty to their colleagues and their country. Marines, therefore, are trustworthy, faithful and loyal until the end.
# 2 – An excellent examine of the lengths that the Marine Corps will go to in order to serve the country is the Battle of Iwo Jima, the Japanese battle during the second World War, where against all odds the Marine Corps was victorious.
# 3 – Values and ethics are two important things that Marines uphold no matter what. The key ethics and values that the Marine Corps upholds above all else in their lives as well as in combat are courage, honor and commitment to the cause.
However, if you believe these three reasons alone dictate one serving, then you’re wrong. You see, serving the US Marines requires an amazing desire to serve your country! You must be strong and physically committed. Not to mention, you must be willing to place your own life on the line for others.
If you feel as if you are destined to serve in the Marines or any other branch of the military, you can request more information about joining today.
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If u could send me any info to my email that would help alot
Iam 27 years old. I live in kentwood, MI and I am unemployed in a state going nowhere looking for a way out.
i really need this
can canadians join the marines?
what are some ways to convince my dad to let me join the corps?
Hopefully by the end of this school year i will be enlisted in the United States Marines Corps!
Yes you can join the Marines if you qualify Make yourself proud. Be one of the few. The Marines only take a few good people. That includes Canadians.
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im trying to decide between the marines or the navy…my family wants me to go for the navy because the marines are in the most danger but im thinking the marines would be the most beneficial for me. any suggestions?
@nick yeah the whole concept of “my family doesn’t want me to” doesn’t,won’t and will not ever apply to you making the decision. It’s your ball your hoop and your court. Your decision point blank. What your family thinks is worth nothing. If ou feel the call to the army then do. If navy do it.even if its the branch that goes against all odds of people who you care about,do it. As stated, family has nothing to do with it. Half the time, if your family hasn’t been in the military, then they wouldn’t know. So I wouldn’t go to them as the first resource for information. When I enlisted, I isolated what my family said, and ignored everything. They had nothing more in my opinion of what branch I went in to then a brick would have if a 9 yearold set it somewhere.