If you’re considering joining the Marine Corps, there are certain phases you must go through before earning the title. After enlisting in the Marine Corps you will enter what is called the Delayed Entry Program (DEP) or “Poole” Program. Depending on what Military Occupational Skill (MOS) you selected, you can remain in the DEP program…
As a sentry, these 11 General Orders are important rules that will guide you as a guard on duty in the United States Marine Corps. As a Marine on Duty, these 11 General Orders will serve as your guide as they contain every possible scenario you may encounter while on duty. To ensure the safety…
Marine Corps customs and courtesies are a big part of the Corps and Recruits must learn and memorize the various ranks in the Marines. You will address your superiors by their respective ranks. In this article, we’re going to cover every rank in the Marine Corps and give you a detailed understanding of each. If…
Joining the Marine Corps is a dream for many, but a reality for a very select few. It is what makes the Marine Corps so special. The Few The Proud. Are You Considering Joining the Marines in 2022? I am here to talk about a few common reasons people fail to follow their dream of…
Where do Marines Go After Boot Camp? Joining the United States Marine Corps is scary enough as it is. The fear of the unknown, the uncertainty, the doubt, the negative self-talk, and everything else that comes with joining the Marines can be daunting. Basic Training (also known as Marine Boot Camp) is the first step…
In the Marine Corps, there are many jobs or Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) that you can choose from. Each of these related jobs is classified under different Occupational Fields (OccFlds). The Motor Transportation field (OccFld 35) includes both the Operations and the Maintenance functions. So, when you hear someone say they were a Motor T…