Trending now
Southern United Monday WednesdayCourt MondayPresident Donald Trump SaturdayPoudre Canyon Road SundayYork CityIsrael Reportedly Carries Drone StrikesWin Thrilling Nationally Televised Game School Administrator Solicits Money PayCop CityBritish Prime Minister Rishi SunakWrapping SundayNorth Central TexasTyre Nichols MemphisUkrainian Defenders KhersonPhoto Kh-101Norfolk PoliceScams MoneyJerusalem Friday SaturdayEscambia County TuesdayNTERPOL’s Global Police Leaders
U.S. Marines
The official Twitter account of the United States Marine Corps. The appearance of links does not constitute endorsement.
In honor of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth , the Marine Corps celebrates the Navajo Marines within our ranks as they carry on the legacy created by the Navajo Code Talkers during World War II.
On November 10, 2022, U.S. Marines around the globe will celebrate 247 years of success on the battlefield and a legacy defined by honor, courage and commitment. Watch Here ⬇️ : #HappyBirthdayMarines #USMC247 #marines #USMC
Yesterday in 2003, #Marines launched the Second Battle of Fallujah, also known as Operation Phantom Fury.
Today, we reflect on the sacrifices of all veterans who have dedicated themselves to preserving our freedoms during times of war and peace. Happy#VeteransDay and #SemperFidelis .
Tracing their lineage back to the colonial militias of 1636, the @NationalGuard is our nation’s oldest military organization. Today, we celebrate the service and commitment of the citizen soldiers of the National Guard.
Loading
Today, the Marine Corps released guidance on the removal of public displays of the Confederate battle flag. MARADMIN 331/20:
Flag-draped transfer cases line the inside of a C-17 Globemaster II Aug. 29, 2021, prior to a dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware. The fallen service members died while supporting non-combat operations in Kabul. Gone, but never forgotten.
245 Years of Honor, Courage and Commitment Today, we remember the service and sacrifice of all Marines, and honor the legacy passed down through generations. #HappyBirthdayMarines !
The Corps lost a legend today. Col. John Glenn— an astronaut, a senator, a Marine— died at the age of 95. Semper Fi, Sir.
Loading