Special Forces in the U.S. Marine Corps?

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USMC=United States Marine Corps

Administratively, it is part of the US NAVY. It is a Department of US NAVY, but it is independent in terms of training and recruitment

Due to the problem of its own numbers and its own intensive training, USMC originally had no special forces in SOCOM (United States Special Operations Command). Force Recon, recon, Scout sniper, raft recon and other unique units are limited to their own use, which means they cannot be directly dispatched by SOCOM, but their training intensity and techniques are the same as those of other special forces. In other words, it surpassed them

However, the first special force of Maine was established in 2005. At that time, it was still a trial period. A group of people were transferred from the 1st recon to the socom and established the 1st marsoc (United States Marine Corps Forces - Special Operations Command) now has a 2nd marsoc and both forces have performed special missions in Afghanistan and Iraq under the command of socom

usmc was established on November 10, 1775 than the United States itself. Founded half a year ago (American Independence Day is July 4, 1776), they have experienced all the battles in the United States. There are places that only Marine has been to, but there are no places where the Army, Air Force, or Navy have been but Marine has not been.

USMC itself is not a special force, but it is a special force. It is a rapid reaction force of the United States and can deploy a battalion of troops anywhere in the world within 6 hours, because its expeditionary force is Patrolling the world 24 hours a day, even from the United States, more than one battalion of troops can be deployed within 24 to 48 hours

USMC’s new military camp is the longest and most difficult of all military services in the city. After that, there is infantry training. Whether you are an infantryman or not, you have to go through this training. Therefore, one of the slogans of mainre is: every marine is a rifleman. But the training for non-infantry is 1 month, and the training for infantry is more than 2 months

These are still basic training, and there will be continuous training afterwards.

USMC has 4 divisions, 3 active duty and 1 reserve duty. The three active divisions are headquartered on the West Coast, East Coast and Japan of the United States. The Reserves are headquartered on the East Coast of the United States.

USMC's infantry operates in all weather and all terrains, unlike the Army which is divided into mechanized infantry divisions, mountain divisions, etc. So they have to go through training in all terrains, such as swamps, deserts, amphibious, mountains, snowy mountains, etc.

But the most famous one is amphibious landing. The Chinese translation of marine is amphibious. In fact, marine is a troop The Navy's amphibious landing force, but due to changes in world war, they have slowly transformed some of their previous training to adapt to current warfare, such as street fighting.

However, they are still a very good amphibious force, and they continue to conduct amphibious training

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I missed a very important point. It is the only military force that the president can mobilize at will without the approval of Congress. The dress in the marine military uniform is composed of red, white, and blue. The United States They are also responsible for protecting important national buildings, the Navy's nuclear facilities, ports, ships, and all U.S. consulates around the world. Apart from the USSS (united states secret service), they are the only ones authorized to carry weapons close to the president. Their band is also the president's band, and they play music when the president is in office.