Quick Tour
Roles In the Corps
Career Tool
Contact a Recruiter
How to Prepare
Becoming an Officer
For Parents & Mentors
Honor, courage and commitment are the foundation of every Marine's character. Marines must abide by these core values in a manner befitting the title they've earned.
Learn more about the principles and values of the Marine Corps.
The Bond Between Marines
Semper Fidelis. Always Faithful.
Bearing
Courage
Life Outside of Formation
Decisiveness
Dependability
Endurance
Enlisted Marines and Marine Officers
Enthusiasm
Initiative
Integrity
Judgment
Justice
Knowledge
Leadership at Every Level
Loyalty
Marine Corps Women's Reserve: 1943-1948
Montford Point
LCpl Lane
Tact
Unselfishness
AAV7 Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV)
Roles in the Corps: AAVs
Roles in the Corps: Aircraft Maintenance
Roles in the Corps: Air Traffic Control/Air Support
Marine Corps Success Stories: Angie Morgan
Roles in the Corps: Aviation Ordnance
Roles in the Corps: Aviation Supply
Roles in the Corps: Avionics
Becoming an Enlisted Marine
Becoming a Marine Officer
Roles in the Corps: Combat Engineering
Roles in the Corps: Command Element
Roles in the Corps: Communications
Roles in the Corps: Enlisted Aircrew
Roles in the Corps: Explosive Ordnance Disposal
Roles in the Corps: Field Artillery
Graduation: An Unparalleled Achievement
Roles in the Corps: Infantry
Marine Corps Success Stories: James Dever
Marine Corps Success Stories: John Glenn
Marine Corps Benefits: Leadership Skills
Roles in the Corps: Logistics
Marine Corps Success Stories: Major Stacey Taylor
Many Roles. One Mission.
Marine Corps Reserve
Roles in the Corps: Motor Transport
Roles in the Corps: Supply
Roles in the Corps: Tanks
