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Traditionally, a Marine Corps was part of a nation's Navy, based around an infantry component of special operations capable troops that specialized in conducting high-threat naval security operations, rapid-response global force projections, and force-in assaults of contested zones, as well as conventional warfare. They incorporated their own armor and air support, enabling them to operate | Traditionally, a Marine Corps was part of a nation's Navy, based around an infantry component of special operations capable troops that specialized in conducting high-threat naval security operations, rapid-response global force projections, and force-in assaults of contested zones, as well as conventional warfare. They incorporated their own armor and air support, enabling them to operate independently and without reliance on external support. | ||
'Marine Corps' can refer to the following: | 'Marine Corps' can refer to the following: | ||
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Traditionally, a Marine Corps was part of a nation's Navy, based around an infantry component of special operations capable troops that specialized in conducting high-threat naval security operations, rapid-response global force projections, and force-in assaults of contested zones, as well as conventional warfare. They incorporated their own armor and air support, enabling them to operate independently and without reliance on external support.
'Marine Corps' can refer to the following:
- The Continental Marines - The predecessor to the USMC.
- The United States Marine Corps - The Marine Corps of the United States of America.
- The UN Marine Corps - The Marine Corps of the United Nations.
- The UNSC Marine Corps - Marine Corps of the United Nations Space Command.
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