Being a part of the Marine Corp Organization
Being a part of the Marine Corp Organization, is an organization that changed my life. (http://www.marines.com/home) Through my husband being in the Marine Corp, working on base and living on base it allowed me to be a part of many different groups and teams. Inside the Marine Corp they all have one goal and that’s to protect the United States. To be able to manage this organization they have many organizations within the one, starting from the 1800s.
In the 1800s, the decade began with 368 Marines, 343 enlisted; 25 officers. In the 1900s the number grew from 368 Marines to 3,142 Marines, 3,066 enlisted; 76 officers. And in the year 2010 there were 204,153 Marines, 182,945 enlisted; 21,208 officers. …show more content…
We win our nation 's battles. We develop quality citizens. These are the promises the Marine Corps makes to our nation and to our Marines. They are the reason for our demanding recruit training process. They form our reputation as America 's force in readiness and are honored through the reciprocal commitment, between the Marine and Marine Corps, expressed in our motto: SEMPER FIDELIS.” The Marine Corp protects the United States and its allies. Being a military wife, other wives and myself talk about the military a lot and something we spoke about is that, doctors, nurse and etc. cannot join the Marine Corp they must join the Army or Navy. The reason they cannot join the Marine Corp is because every Marine has to go to the battlefield and doctors, nurses and etc. do not to go to the battlefield. Realizing this again, it shows that the Marines and Marine Corp have one mission/goal, that when the time comes that must serve and protect their land in battle.
My role in the organization was being a Marine wife. In this being said I joined groups, teams and events. One group I joined inside the Marine Corp is a group that provides support and help to families’ that have a Marine going overseas or that is already overseas. With this I coordinate the events we would do and the families’ we would
Being a part of the Marine Corp Organization, is an organization that changed my life. (http://www.marines.com/home) Through my husband being in the Marine Corp, working on base and living on base it allowed me to be a part of many different groups and teams. Inside the Marine Corp they all have one goal and that’s to protect the United States. To be able to manage this organization they have many organizations within the one, starting from the 1800s.
In the 1800s, the decade began with 368 Marines, 343 enlisted; 25 officers. In the 1900s the number grew from 368 Marines to 3,142 Marines, 3,066 enlisted; 76 officers. And in the year 2010 there were 204,153 Marines, 182,945 enlisted; 21,208 officers. …show more content…
We win our nation 's battles. We develop quality citizens. These are the promises the Marine Corps makes to our nation and to our Marines. They are the reason for our demanding recruit training process. They form our reputation as America 's force in readiness and are honored through the reciprocal commitment, between the Marine and Marine Corps, expressed in our motto: SEMPER FIDELIS.” The Marine Corp protects the United States and its allies. Being a military wife, other wives and myself talk about the military a lot and something we spoke about is that, doctors, nurse and etc. cannot join the Marine Corp they must join the Army or Navy. The reason they cannot join the Marine Corp is because every Marine has to go to the battlefield and doctors, nurses and etc. do not to go to the battlefield. Realizing this again, it shows that the Marines and Marine Corp have one mission/goal, that when the time comes that must serve and protect their land in battle.
My role in the organization was being a Marine wife. In this being said I joined groups, teams and events. One group I joined inside the Marine Corp is a group that provides support and help to families’ that have a Marine going overseas or that is already overseas. With this I coordinate the events we would do and the families’ we would