Staff Sgt. Andre Babineaux, a Marine with Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501, is a prior active duty Marine who is now part of the Marine Corps Reserves. Babineaux now works a civilian job in Virginia, and supervises 20-30 engine and flight line mechanic Marines in Beaufort, South Carolina during his periodic drill weekends.
Fort Lauderdale, Fla –The Marines have been known as the “The Few. The Proud.” since the slogan was adopted in 1977. While those who claim the title of Marine make up less than 1% the nation’s population, there are even fewer who earn the opportunity to lead Marines as commissioned officers. There are many paths to becoming a United States Marine Corps Officer. One of those is through the, Marine Option Naval Reserve Officers Training...
A letter from a United States Marine to the individual(s) that facilitated in their journey to become a Marine. The letter brings attention to the latest inductees to the 6th Marine Corps District's 8412 Hall of Fame-- Master Gunnery Sgt. Javier Hidalgo, Master Gunnery Sgt. Elvis Johnbaptiste, Master Gunnery Sgt. Paul Davis, and Master Gunnery Sgt. Michael Lawrence.
CLOVER, S.C. -- The Naval Reserve Training Corps Scholarship is a highly competitive and sought after opportunity available to those interested in serving as Navy or Marine Corps officers.
This year, Isaiah Morton, a senior at Clover High School, was one of the applicants.
Recruiting duty is one of the most challenging obligations a Marine and their family may face during their military career. Working excess of 60 hours a week to find the next generation of Marines who meet strict standards and uphold the Corps’ values of honor, courage and commitment can be taxing on more than just the Marines, but their families included.
Gunnery Sgt. Sean Curb, the station commander of Recruiting Substation Houma,...
KENNESAW, GA – Making the commitment to go to Officer Candidates School and ultimately commission in the U.S. Marine Corps is a rare feat. Making that commitment while married and as a couple? Nearly unheard of; for David and Brianna Whitehead they did just that.
