16K views · 273 reactions | The United States Navy is taking part in historic Nordic Response exercises in the Arctic. General Christopher J. Mahoney, assistant commandant of the United States Marine Corps, speaks about the importance of the exercises and why NATO is not provoking Russia. NEWSMAX's Shelby Wilder reports from Alta, Norway. | NEWSMAX | Facebook

Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Robert B. Neller reminds us to #HonorTheFallen and those who built our legacy at the Battle of Belleau Wood this Memorial Day. Semper Fidelis to those we will never forget. | U.S. Marine Corps

Happy 244th Birthday Marines! VIDEO: 2019 USMC Birthday Message | National Museum of the Marine Corps

Commandant's Birthday Message As the 243rd Marine Corps birthday draws near, Gen. Robert Neller reminds us how the Corps' legacy lives on in every Marine. | U.S. Marine Corps

9.8K views · 372 reactions | Next week, on 10 November, we will celebrate the 246th birthday of the Marine Corps. Celebrate early with the Commandant's birthday message to all Marines! Oorah! #usmc #marinecorps #HappyBirthdayMarines | National Museum of the Marine Corps | Facebook

927K views · 18K reactions | "The Commandant's Own" wishes to extend a very HAPPY 244th BIRTHDAY to all Marines, past & present! Semper Fidelis.  Video by Cpl Jesse Sieff ________________________________ #marines #usmc #semperfidelis #marinecorpsbirthday #marinebarrackswashington #usmcdrumcorps #marinecorps | "The Commandant's Own" United States Marine Drum & Bugle Corps | Facebook

#OTD in 1868, 7th Commandant of the Marine Corps, Brig. Gen. Jacob Zeilin, adopted the first Eagle, Globe, and Anchor as the official emblem of the Marine Corps. Over time, there have been slight changes to our beloved emblem, such as changing the eagle from the crested eagle to the bald eagle and refining some details of the globe and the rope around the anchor. However, the overall body of the emblem remains the same. Each part of the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor represents a special meaning. The