Courage in the face of adversity

Article Abstract:

Courage, displayed by Marines, is normally associated with courage in combat conditions, but courage needs to be displayed on a daily basis as well. Courage means choosing conscience over comfort, and the welfare of the Marine Corps over personal interests.

Behavior, Courage, Marines

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It's time to get engineering right - seven ways to make engineers better

Article Abstract:

Marine Corps Engineer Conferences seem to address the same problems, without any real solutions being found. With this in mind, several suggestions are presented, such as an examination of Engineer organizational structures.

Military engineering

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Face to face with the enemy

Article Abstract:

This is the story of a U.S. Marine Corps Reserve soldier who survived during World War II battle against Japan.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, World War II, 1939-1945, Navies, United States. Marine Corps. Reserve, Naval officers

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