Levi served in the Marine Corps as a heavy equipment operator from 2007-2011. He deployed to Iraq in 2008 where he convoyed heavily around the Anbar province with a myriad of units. Following the Iraq deployment, Levi was assigned to various detachments who travelled and worked around Southeast Asia. He is now a freelance writer and outdoor enthusiast who spends much of his year traveling between campsites around the country.
Marine Reconnaissance is a specialized military occupational specialty within the United States Marine Corps.
Designated as MOS 0321, the role focuses on reconnaissance and surveillance in support of Marine Corps operations.
The position has specific eligibility requirements and a demanding … Click Here To Read the rest
Engineer equipment operators are specialists in the U.S. Marine Corps who utilize heavy, construction, equipment to accomplish various tasks.
These tasks may be as simple as moving a few pallets of water to help a unit prepare for a deployment, … Click Here To Read the rest
To join the U.S. Marine Corps, applicants must meet established height, weight, and body composition standards.
These standards apply to both enlisted personnel and officers and are enforced throughout a Marine’s career.
The Marine Corps uses a combination of weight, … Click Here To Read the rest
The military phonetic alphabet is the universal way service members spell out words clearly over radios, phones, and in noisy environments.
Instead of saying B as in “boy,” you say Bravo.
It eliminates confusion and saves lives when communication must … Click Here To Read the rest
Joining the United States Marine Corps is a decision made by a small percentage of Americans and comes with distinct advantages and challenges.
Service in the Marine Corps involves demanding training, a structured lifestyle, and a strong institutional culture that … Click Here To Read the rest