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Influence Operations enables the Marine Corps to understand and ultimately achieve effects within the information environment. Influence Marines are primarily responsible for the analysis of cultural factors, as well as the development and distribution of products used to cause informational and psychological effects intended to cause a specific, observable and measurable change in a targets behavior. Marines interested in the opportunity to lateral move to the Influence PMOS (1751) may contact the Occupational field at OMB_IMB_INFLUENCEOCCFIELDSLATMOVE@USMC.MIL. For additional information on prerequisites and requirements please see MARADMIN 690/19. (U.S. Marine Corps Video by Sgt. Garrett Jones)

Melonie Mac, WhosChaos, Strange Rebel Gaming, and TheWarOwl, get a taste of the physical and mental battles Marines face every day. When the dust finally settles, these gamers will come to realize being a Marine is anything but a game. How will they be inspired by the grit and determination of Marines?

Educators from the Midwest region traveled to Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego to experience Educator Workshop. (Marine Corps Video by. Cpl Baylee Boggs)

This year, 60% of all fatalities in the Marine Corps were caused by motor vehicle accidents. The blue threat is not just about combatting drinking and driving. It's about combatting distracted, fatigued and irresponsible driving. Don't drive tired, put down your phone, value your family and value your life. You matter. Come back to us. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Cpl. Jocelyn Ontiveros)

Marine and civilian police officers with the Provost Marshal's Office conducted driving under the influence detection and standard field sobriety test training on Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., June 4. This is an annual training requirement for the Marines to ensure they are prepared in case they have to perform a DUI.

DARWIN, Northern Territory, Australia – 1st Lt. Tyler Ostholthoff, assistant intelligence officer with 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, Marine Rotational Force—Darwin leads a group of Marines to mentor and educate local soccer players about what it takes to play at the college level in the United States, here, May 20, 2014. The Marines who participate are prior, elite soccer players that can speak about college athletics and education in the United States. Marine community engagements in the Northern Territory add depth to the U.S. relationship with Australia beyond purely military training.