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What is the difference between the Marines and the Marine Corps?
There's no difference their both under the Department of the Navy.
Is there a list of Marine Corps Corsair pilots?
See website: USMC Corsair Aces of WW2
What is the difference between geedunk and pogie bait in the marine corps?
Geedunk is the location where you acquire the pogie bait.
What is difference between army post and army base?
An Army installation is called a post. Base is used by the Air Force and Marine Corps.
Who were the five Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps between 1801 and 1946?
There was no such thing as the Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps until 1957. The first Sergeant Major in the Marine Corps was Sergeant Major Archibald Sommers who became the Corps' first Sergeant Major in 1801.
What is the rarest e9 rank in marine corps?
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps - there's only one in the entire Marine Corps.
Which group was nicknamed 'The Flying Tigers'?
The Flying Tigers were a volunteer group that there part of the Chinese air force. They flew in between 1941-1942 and were comprised of United States pilots from the Army, Navy and Marine Corps.
How many pilots in marine corps?
only officers are in marine aviation but there are more enlisted then officers so not many most fighter planes are navy but air force does RC planes and crap
What is Marine Corps Reservist?
A member of the Marine Corps Reserves.
How do you say Marine Corps in German?
Marine Corps translates into German as Marine-Infanterie.
What is the difference between a Marine and a Merchant Marine?
A Marine in a member of the U.S. Marine Corps, the USMC is a branch of the militray and members of the USMC are in the military. "a merchant marine" would be the private maritime industry of any nation, if you meant a merchant mariner, then that would be a civilian employed on a private ship.
How is the US Marine corps divided?
Between the sexuals, the wannabe's, and the patriots.
