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The U.S. Marine Corps is dedicated to winning battles, developing Marines, and fostering quality citizens. It operates as a combined force of air and ground elements, structured around Marine Expeditionary Units (MEUs). Key organizational aspects include three Marine Expeditionary Forces and Marine Aircraft Wings stationed at various camps and depots. However, the Corps faces challenges balancing its military mission with encroachment pressures and resource protection issues. Discover the intricacies of the Marine Corps and its commitment to maintaining operational readiness while addressing environmental concerns.
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Mission, Organization & Issues Jim Omans Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps
Purpose The Purpose of the Marine Corps is to Win Battles, Make Marines, and Create Quality Citizens • Combined Force Consisting of Air & Ground • Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) Basic Block • Aviation (Fixed & Rotary Winged) • Ground (Infantry, Armor, Artillery)
Organization • No Major Claimants! • 3 Marine Expeditionary Forces • Camps Lejeune, Pendleton & Butler • 3 Marine Aircraft Wings • Cherry Point, Miramar & Futenma • Recruit Depots • Parris Island, San Diego & Quantico • Major Ranges • Twentynine Palms • Chocolate Mtns & Goldwater (Yuma)
Issues Military Mission Comes First Encroachment Pressures Listed Species Balancing Mission, Resource Protection & Access Timeline