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    The EA-6B Prowler has been the Marine Corps’ electronic warfare platform since the 1971, serving in every major operation to include Vietnam, Desert Shield/Storm, and all post 9/11 conflicts. By the end of fiscal year 2019 (FY19) the Prowler will have flown its final mission and will be officially retired. There is no replacement or additional airframe being added to the fleet to serve in its electronic warfare role. The retirement of an airframe is never an uncomplicated or straightforward task

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    order to provide guidance for the future role of the United States Marine Corps. 2. Major Points. a. The future role or mission of the USMC should be as the nation’s expeditionary force-in-readiness and maintain itself for immediate employment in any environment during any type of conflict. The Marine Corps should continue the employment of Marine Expeditionary Units (MEU), maintaining a constant MEU presence from both I Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) and II MEF. This role or mission of USMC

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    behavior will help you determine the best way to deal with any given situation.” This is a leadership trait adapted from the United States Marine Corps. As an active duty Marine and Marine leader, for most of my adult life, I had to constantly use this to not only understand who I was, but to also be an effective leader of Marines. In keeping with the Marine Corps leadership principle, I must know myself and improve to stay with the pace of this program. The doctorate program is a unique factor for

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    wanted to get out and see the world, but he decided on the Marine Corps because my grandpa, his dad, served in the Marine Corps. One of Sam’s goals was to prove to Grandpa and himself that he could make it through the Marine Corps. Not only did he accomplish this goal, but he became an E5 Sergeant. With being an E5 Sergeant, Sam was in charge of a group of about twenty guys. An E5 Sergeant has a lot do duties, including making sure fellow marines have proper mental and physical training. E5 Sergeants

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    The Marine Corp is full of standards and rules that must be followed at all times. When on duty we are given our 11 general orders that, if not followed closely, will cause death and possibly injuries to not only ourselves but others as well. When in uniform we are to be neat and presentable no matter what as we are representing something more than ourselves. We are to be shaved every day. We are to get a haircut every Sunday. And we are to be clean and honest. Doing these things is just one more

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    I have learned a lot about what it means to be a Navy and Marine Corps Officer. Other than getting physically more fit in terms relative to combat with the Marine Option Platoon, I have also learned a whole lot about leadership styles, actions, and techniques used to motivate your subordinates. Since there is a wide variety of leadership terms and procedures, I chose to evaluate my leadership strengths and weaknesses with the Marine Corps’ 14 Leadership Traits: JJ DID TIE BUCKLE. I feel that this

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    United States Marine Corps “The Marines are a part of the Department of the Navy and operate in close cooperation with U.S. Navy forces at sea” (“Answers to the Top Marine Corps Questions”). The United States Marine Corps have many jobs to protect and serve the U.S. Some of the ways a Marine serves the United States is by protecting naval bases, guarding U.S. embassies, and providing a quick strike force to protect U.S. interests (“Answers to the Top Marine Corps Questions”). Being a Marine that serves

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    Why I Am A. Marine Corps

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    the late spring of 2013 as I stepped onto the famous yellow footprints of Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. The idea was confusing and felt hypocritical. It stayed with me not only through the most difficult three months of my life – Marine Corps boot camp – but also throughout the four years that followed as an enlisted member of the United States Marine Corps. In my wildest dreams, I never pictured myself a Marine. In my most distant memories savored by every elementary school essay my

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    The Dardanelles and Gallipoli Campaigns have been the center of many operational assessments because they are rife with both effective and ineffective examples of the use of Marine Corps maneuver warfare doctrine. Both campaigns reinforce the need for sound application of the principles of maneuver warfare throughout all levels of war. The 1915 campaigns were a bold and creative strategy steeped in sound maneuver warfare concepts that ultimately ended in disaster during tactical implementation.

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    importance of the Marine Corps Why is the Marine Corps important? In my opinion the Marine corps is important to the country because they risk their lives every day to protect us, they are always ready to jump into action no matter the task ahead of them and it prepares the Marines for life after the military. I chose the Marine Corps for my topic because it is something I honestly see myself doing in the future. Here are some examples of why I strongly believe that the Marine Corps plays an important

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