HISTORY

The Marine Corps was founded on November 10, 1775, as a landing force for the Navy. It has been involved in nearly every U.S. conflict, including the Revolutionary War, World War I, and World War II. The Marines are known for their rapid response capabilities and have a storied history of bravery and sacrifice.

FLAG

Founded in 1775, the Marine Corps Flag is scarlet with the Corps’ emblem, a globe intersected by an anchor, and an eagle. It symbolizes the Corps’ readiness to serve on land, sea, and in the air.

SEAL

This seal shows a globe, eagle, and anchor. The globe represents worldwide service, the eagle symbolizes the nation, and the anchor reflects naval traditions.

MOTTO

Always Faithful —This motto reflects the unwavering loyalty and dedication of Marines to their Country, the Corps, and their fellow Marines.