What does a Marine Corps Combat Correspondent do?

Marine Corps Combat Correspondents (MOS 4341) are front-line reporters that provide an in-depth, intimate perspective of what it is like inside the U.S. Marine Corps.

How do you become a combat correspondent?

To become a Marine Corps Combat Correspondents (MOS 4341), you must meet the regular requirements for enlistment, score a minimum of 110 on the General Technical and a 45 on the Verbal Expression portions of the ASVAB.

How much does a combat correspondent make?

A Marine Corps Combat Correspondent (MOS 4341) is paid according to rank and time in service. ¬Currently, a new recruit with less than two years in services makes a base pay of $2,407 per month.

What is the training to become a Marine Corps combat correspondent?

Eligible candidates for combat correspondent jobs in the Marine Corps must complete boot camp and complete the Basic Public Affairs Specialist-Writer Course. Alternatively, on-the-job-training may be available.