United States Marine Recon | Force Recon, Division Recon | 2022

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United States Marine Recon | Force Recon, Division Recon | 2022
Force Reconnaissance is one of the United States Marine Corps' special operations capable forces which supplies military intelligence to the command element of the Marine Air-Ground Task Force.
The United States Marine Corps Reconnaissance Battalions (or commonly called Marine Division Recon) are the Special Operations Capable reconnaissance assets of Marine Air-Ground Task Force that provide division-level ground and amphibious reconnaissance to the Ground Combat Element within the United States Marine Corps. Division reconnaissance teams are employed to observe and report on enemy activity and other information of military significance in close operations.
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Credit Staff Sgt. Benjamin Landon, Cpl Nickolas Beamish, Cpl Alyssa Chuluda, Cpl Ujian Gosun, Sgt Jennifer Andrade, Sgt Mario Ramirez

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Being a Force Recon Marine was he best experience of my life. I spent over a year with 5th Force at Del Mar in Pendleton all of 1967 and went to jump school, dive school, amphibious recon school with lots of swimming, rubber boat training, jumping (fixed wing, helicopter, night jumps, water jumps) sub training, rappelling. All of this prepared me for my tour in Vietnam in 68-69 with 1st Recon Bn. Absolutely the most exciting time of my life and I'm now 74.

dfendrick

Seating in the rain like that has a very high suck factor!! Been there done that in Hawaii in the Kahowkows!! And it does get cold un Hawaii!! 80 to 84!!

slayer

Love recon. I believe it's one of the most skilled roles in land based military.

kVkV-swse

I love my Army but the Marine Core is just awesome.... period

ComradeCoop

That water jump was rad. Was stationed at Hansen in 79 a life time ago with 2/5. Man I’d like to turn back the clock! Keep up the good training. Semper Fi.

rwmagnus

as PMC/S.OP vet myself did 4 weeks of training with, did some op with them too much respect for those brothers and sisters in and out service..
stay frosty all

paulchristiansen

I ship off to be an 0326 August 1st! Wish me luck!

Tyreze

Marine Recon, love you guys from southern, CA bless you

mxstylie

Felicitări dinROMÂNIEA,
CU RESPECT ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

DanCorneanu-fo

Thanks for keeping our country 🇺🇸 safe!
Mad props to the armed forces, thank y’all for your service!!

energyasylum

My late husband was a marine. He was in recon . I believe being a marine is and the most dangerous call. They are usually the 1st called in. And it can be and is very deadly (private Ryan). But in truth we and especially me respect and appreciate all the military for what they have sacrificed to make America safe. God bless each and everyone of you every single day. ❤️

tinaballinger

Oh, to be young again and in shape like these fellas. Hell yea.

timbow

¡Mis felicitaciones a todo el personal militar de esta gran unidad de combate, excelente vídeo gracias!👍😉

JorgeDiaz-vupe

I had the pleasure to work with Marine Force Recon in the early 80's I was an army grunt. Never been around Seals but worked alot with Special Forces they were a joy to work with and professionals that knew their shit. But the Recon really left an impression on me, like special forces it's not about the Rambo aspect these guys are seriously intelligent individuals. I mean sure you can do the physical training but the amount of training and schooling that you have to do and comprehend and pass is unbelievable. I remember talking to them in the field and a lot of their equipment they bought themselves at mountaineering shops or Cabelas because that gear was better than military issue, we worked together on a big 45 day field exercise in Germany the leader said he had to call HQ in the states to verify something one of the other recons unfolded this little metal dish thing and he actually called and talked to his HQ in the US this was like 82 so I was dumbfounded never seen anything like that, anyway those Recon guys were really good.

skymaster

I was stationed with 3rd recon 3rd Mar div back in 75-76 as a 3531 (anyone stationed with recon had to go through R.I.P. school )at Onno pt on Okinawa than back to camp Foster in 80-81with transport Co 9th motors as a 3533 and the plt Sargeant of 2n platoon

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