In honor of the leatherneck Chapter of the US Field Artillery Association Saint Barbara's Day Celebration on March 8, 2019, the following montage was created to honor all artillery Marines and their customers. Their lethality and mobility on the battlefield is unmatched.
This video was created using existing b-roll or clips from other videos on DVIDS. (U.S. Marine Corps Video edited by Cpl. Kaitlynn M. Hendricks).
U.S. Marine Corps Motor Transport Operator, Private First Class Samuel Whitfield, a resident of LaFayette Georgia, lost 205 pounds over the course of a year and 3 months to join the Marine Corps. Whitfield has carried on his legacy to his current unit aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia.
November is the month of celebration for Native American Heritage Month. Code Talker Hall aboard Marine Corps Base Quanitco, Virginia, commemorates the Native American Code Talkers and all other Native American service members.
Lance Cpl. AaRron Smith
MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Va. -- “Once a Marine, always a Marine.”
It’s a phrase used to remind Marines – all Marines, past and present – of when they earned the Eagle, Globe and Anchor and that the title Marine stays with them forever. The phrase also reminds them of the legacy they share, bound by the same cloth.
