Marines TV

Mr. Aaron Snow, assistant high school football and baseball coach and elementary educator, expresses the importance of gaining knowledge about the U.S. Marine Corps as an educator in Webb City, Mo., March 7, 2024. Snow attended the week-long Educators' Workshop aboard various Marine Corps Bases in California, which is designed to inform high school/college educators, community leaders, and communication professionals about the commitment and benefits of service in the U.S. Marine Corps. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Sgt. Reagan E. Anderson)

Recycling aboard Quantico is more than putting paper in a paper bin. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. George Nudo learns the hard way that there are rules about recycling as he meets the 'Trash Troll,' Terry Nold. (Marine Corps Motion Video By: Lance Cpl AaRron Smith)

Service members and families gather to commemorate the 72nd Anniversary of the End of World War II in a ceremony aboard the USS Battleship Missouri Memorial at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, September 2, 2017. The ceremony on the aft deck was attended by dignitaries from the United States and other nations. Today, the U.S. and Japan stand together, showcasing an alliance of peace forged between our two nations. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Lance Cpl. Justin Dixon)

A teaser to the written feature of Gunnery Sgt. Todd N. Groves, from Fulton, Missouri. Groves was a pig farmer growing up and has now found a place he can call home in Okinawa, Japan. Groves, a maintenance chief with Small Craft Repair Platoon, Expeditionary Operations Training Group, III Marine Expeditionary Force, has been volunteering on the farm of Bokusei Kinjo, an Okinawan farmer, for more than two years now.

Lance Cpl. Donald Litton, a motor transportation technician, shares his point-of-view on vehicle maintenance and serving as a Marine in III Marine Expeditionary Force. He is from Springfield, Mo., and is with, III MEF Headquarters Group.

Thirty-seven Chief Petty Officer selectees completed the Marine Corps Combat Fitness Test on Bordelon Field aboard Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii, Aug 20, 2015. The training was part of the USS Missouri Chief Petty Officer Legacy Academy that provides leadership and lessons on the history and heritage of the Navy and CPO community. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Sgt. Adrianne Rigez). CTTC Mike Perry, Chief Naval Officer, Legacy Academy MAC Lorna Blackberry, Support Chief, Legacy Academy. Also available in high definition.

Staff Sgt. Paul Delekto talks about oleoresin capsicum, commonly known as pepper spray or OC, and its effects on Marines assigned to the security augment force on Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, March 6, 2015. The Marines trained through an endurance course while ecposed to the spray in order to better understand the non-lethal weapon's effects on them and potential suspects it may be used on. Delekto is the staff noncommissioned officer in charge of the Mobile Training Team, Provost Marshal's Office, Marine Corps Installations Pacific- Marine Corps Base Camp Butler, Japan and a Stone Mountain, Ga., Native.

Motor transportation Marines with various units within II Marine Expeditionary Force participated in the Semi Refueler Operator Course aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina, Dec. 2 – 23, 2014.

Using dozens of aircraft and a convoy of more than 50 vehicles, the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit moved a battalion-size force from the ships of Amphibious Squadron 11 more than 300 miles inland to take part in Exercise Koolendong 13. Marines and Sailors from the ground combat element, combat logistics element and command element of the 31st MEU arrived in waves of Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacements (known as 7-tons); High Mobility, Multi-Wheeled Vehicles; and Light Armored Vehicles. During the two-day period it took the convoy to reach the training area, MV-22 Osprey and CH-53 Super Stallion aircraft unloaded waves of additional forces. The combined offload efforts of the ground and air combat elements brought a total of approximately 700 troops ashore for the exercise. Koolendong will feature several day and night live-fire exercises alongside the Marine Rotational Force - Darwin and the 5th Royal Australian Regiment. The 31st MEU brings what it needs to sustain itself to accomplish the mission or to pave the way for follow-on forces. The size and composition of the 31st MEU makes it well suited for amphibious operations, which includes raids, assaults, evacuations and humanitarian assistance operations. Soundbites from Cpl. Adam G. Burns, Platte City, Mo. Produced by Sgt. Jonathan Wright.

Sgt. Adam Rehder, a Windyville, Mo., native and combat engineer with Combat Logistics Regiment 2, Regional Command (Southwest), describes infrastructure improvement efforts carried out by his Marines at Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan, Aug 2013. The Marines spent several weeks working day and night shifts to complete the improvements, which they finished nearly a week ahead of schedule. HD video includes POV footage. Produced by Cpl. Paul Peterson. Also available in High Definition.

First Lt. Phillip M. Downey has a unique gift from Afghanistan for his soon-to-be-born son at home. He is sending his upcoming baby boy the Stars and Stripes, which flew 50 feet above the Task Force Leatherneck compound here April 28. Downey is currently serving a year deployment to Helmand province with 1st Marine Division (Forward) and said he doesn’t think he’ll be able to make it home in time to see his son born, so he dedicated a flag to him.

This year the Marines went to Saint Louis to showcase their stuff to the American public. Marine Sgt. Todd Hunter takes us to the banks of the Mississippi river.

This year the Marines went to Saint Louis to showcase their stuff to the American public. Marine Sgt. Todd Hunter takes us to the banks of the Mississippi river. Also available in high definition.

Marines having been participating in community outreach projects throughout Marine Week St. Louis. This package is about how these Marines are making a difference in one woman's life. Produced by Lance Cpl. Nick Neighbors. Includes soundbites from Lance Cpl. Blake Morton - rifleman, I Co., 3rd Battalion, 24th Marine Regiment, and Amanda Haught - Volunteer Community Outreach coordinator, MS Society. Also available in high definition.

Founded in 1859, the Missouri Botanical Garden is the nation's oldest continuously operated botanical garden and a national historical landmark. Marines from Marine Week St. Louis took the time to lend a hand at the gardens. Cpl. Michael Krysinski has the story. There is a sound bite from Lance Cpl. Daniel Richardson- Volunteer and Sara Murphy - Botanical Gardens Employee. Also available in high definition.