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Why can't Marine Force Recon become SEALs?
Navy and Marine SpecOps forces personnel are dedicated to their respective branches; the biggest exceptions are aviation (Naval and Marine Corps aviators fly off of Navy carriers) and Navy Corpsmen, who serve as combat medics for the Marines. The Navy also provides the Chaplains, Doctors, Dentists and JAG officers for the Marine Corps. The only combat trained officers from the Navy that serve with the Marines are those assigned as NGLOs, Naval Gunfire Liaison Officers that work with the Marines in coordinating Naval Gunfire support to the Marine forces. The only other Sailors who train with the Marines are the Navy's SeaBees, who must complete Marine Corps Basic Infantry training. Their respective missions are also different; where Force Recon is first and foremost an advance scouting/recon unit deep inside enemy territory (ahead of invasion or larger forces), the SEAL's are geared more toward active combat behind enemy lines, as well as providing support to other government agencies (e.g., CIA, NSA). That doesn't mean that they don't work together; they do. But their respective training is much different. Of course a Marine can always leave the Corps and become a sailor and try to become a SEAL and vice-versa, but the likelihood of that happening is slim to none, and slim's out of town. Once you achieve the rank, respect, and honor that the hard work and training has given you by being selected, you don't want to leave.
What is a Cold Steel Recon 1 used for?
The Cold Steel Recon 1 is used for stabbing your enemy with great force. Most of the military uses these knifes overseas during combat. That is what it is used for.
Navy SEAL sniper vs Marine Recon sniper vs Army Ranger sniper who's better?
Between a SEAL, Marine, and an Army Ranger, it can vary. One of the best snipers was Carlos Norman Hathcock II. This Marine had 93 confirmed kills. Another was a SEAL by the name of Chris Kyle who had 160 confirmed kills.
Where were airplanes used during World War 1?
there were no airplanes in the word war 1. __ The use of airplanes in the military pre-dates WW1. Airplanes were used for recon, bombing missions and fighters.
What is the lockheed U-2 used for now?
US Air Force reconnaissance missions.
When approaching a linear danger area there are different techniques used to recon the far side select these techniques?
-Clover Recon -Heart Recon -Box Recon
How many Marines are there in a Marine Expeditionary Force?
Sizes vary with the structure and the structure varies depending on the needs of the mission. A Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) is the largest Building Block currently used in the Marine Corps and consists of a Marine Division, a Marine Logistics Group and a Marine Aircraft Wing. It may consist of all or any part of all three elements. Smaller missions might require only a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) centered around and an Infantry Regiment and Marine Air Group. A Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) uses an Infantry Battalion and a Marine Air Squadron as the basic building blocks and typically it will be an Infantry Battalion with the support of an Artillery Battery. It could be much larger if the mission requires more personnel, added armor or specialized equipment to accomplish the mission or to meet a specific threat.
How could a hot air balloon be used in war?
Tools for recon and scouting Tools for recon and scouting
What are the divisions of the US Armed Forces?
The US Military is divided into 4 branches: the US Army: the largest of the branches, used for sustained military operations the US Air Force: to control the skies and keep our troops brom being bombed and flying transport and resupply missions. the US Marine Corps: our large, force in readiness, able to mobilize faster than the Army and strike first. the US Navy: to control the sea lanes to keep our troops resupplied and also as the force to mount a "show of force" in areas far from the US The US Military is divided into 4 branches: the US Army: the largest of the branches, used for sustained military operations the US Air Force: to control the skies and keep our troops brom being bombed and flying transport and resupply missions. the US Marine Corps: our large, force in readiness, able to mobilize faster than the Army and strike first. the US Navy: to control the sea lanes to keep our troops resupplied and also as the force to mount a "show of force" in areas far from the US
What is the pay difference between an E-4 marine and an E-4 marine force recon?
The pay difference between an E-4 Marine and an E-4 Marine in Force Recon depends on various factors such as years of service and location. In general, Marines in Force Recon may receive additional pay and allowances based on their specialized training and job responsibilities, such as dive pay or parachute pay. However, the specific pay difference can vary greatly and should be referred to the most up-to-date military pay charts for accurate information.
When were missions used?
Missions are still being used today.
Who is better Navy Seal or Marine?
In general, the SEALS would be considered "better," as they are a special forces branch of the Navy. A generic "marine" soldier, while well trained, would not be on par with the most well trained of the Navy. The Marine Corps equivalent of the Navy SEALs would probably be the Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC) but even they don't do the kinds of dangerous things that SEALs do.
