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In 1775, at Philadelphias Tun Tavern, the United States Marine Corps was born. It has been a proud defender of American freedom ever since. With photographs of historic missions and stunning new shots of Marines in action today, USMC gives readers a feel for what it truly means to be a Marine. These select few make up a tightly knit fighting force that can strike at lightning speed with massive, overwhelming power whenever duty calls. From training to planning to fighting, Americas soldiers of the sea do whatever it takes to accomplish their missions with an esprit de corps that helps make them second to no other fighting unit in the world. USMC highlights the discipline, loyalty, enthusiasm, and poise that distinguish each Marine and give the entire Corps unmatched power and cohesion.

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Library Bookwatch, September 2006 USMC provides a fine survey of the history and experience of the U.S. Marine. It adds to the growing 'Military Power' series and reviews the branch's history and structure as well as Marine experiences in war.

Library Bookwatch, September 2006 USMC provides a fine survey of the history and experience of the U.S. Marine. It adds to the growing 'Military Power' series and reviews the branch's history and structure as well as Marine experiences in war.

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Russ Bryant is a veteran of the USMC from 1985 to 1989. He then studied for a Bachelors of Fine Art Deegree in Photography and wet on to photograph the 75th Randers Regiments extensivel for several years whilst contributing to New York Times, Army Magazine...

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