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Will marine force recon become a unit ever again?
There is no official information or announcement indicating that Marine Force Recon will become a separate unit again. However, military organizations and structures can evolve and change over time, so it is always possible for changes to be made in the future.
Is a navy seal sniper a full time sniper or does he do some infantry missions?
A navy seal sniper is a full time sniper. A sniper is a infantry mission.
What is better navy seal sniper or marine sniper?
SEAL sniping is a specialty meaning they don't do it as a full time job. Marine snipers do it 24/7 so i'd go with the corps.
What button is the zoom button on ghost recon for wii?
The zoom button is Z, the big one on the end of the nunchuck. But since Ghost Recon is a 3rd person game, the zoom just makes your guy come out from cover and aim down the sights that you can't see through. The only time you see your sights is when you look through the sniper scope, which you can't zoom out and in on.
Do the Marine force recon marines learn hand to hand combat?
Yes,it is a rule that you must learn martial arts in-order to be a marine.But some marines never did because the rule was issued after there time
How much money do marines in the sniper division get?
There is no additional pay for a sniper. They will receive the same pay based on their rank and time in service. There are some additional pay associated with being in combat or other qualifications.
Does Halo3ODST come after Halo3?
Yes, A. K. A. Halo Recon. It is just an expansion to Halo 3 though, where you play as one of the semi - spartans. Actually halo3 ODST is set at the same time as halo3 because the war finishes at the end of halo3 and ODST isn't recon its orbital drop shock trooper. You get recon by completing the campaign.
Is ghost recon future soldier a time game?
nope
Does a plesiosaur a dino?
Plesiosaurs were not dinosaurs. They were a clade of marine reptiles that lived at the same time as the dinosaurs.
Can a marine become a army ranger?
Certainly. You get out of the Marines at your normal separation date, then reenlist into the Army for the 75th Ranger Regiment. As far as walking into your Marine Corps first sergeant's office and telling him, "First Sergeant, I want to be an Airborne Ranger! I want to live a life that's filled with danger!" he will either laugh at you, put you on additional training for three days for having heretical thoughts, tell you about Marine Recon, or all three at the same time. Ranger school is a school (just like airborne, pathfinder, etc). Yes, servicemen from other branches of the military (and foreign militaries) are allowed to attend Ranger school to receive the Ranger tab. Graduating from Ranger school does not mean you are in a Ranger battalion (or a Ranger, for that matter.) To be in a Ranger battalion, you must be in the Army (since all Ranger Batts are army units.) Marines do not need to enlist with the Army to become a Ranger. Much like a any Army Soldier can elect to receive Ranger Training, so can a Marine. Actually, there are documented cases of Marines that have scored the highest in their Ranger class because they were more prepared for the stress. As a perspective Marine, I have looked into this personally and done the research. If you have any further questions, seek a recruiter, because he can help you more. A Marine can earn his Ranger Tab, he is only considered a tabbed Marine. He will not be able to wear the tab (although some Marines elect to sew the Ranger tab under the front pocket) A Marine will often be nicknamed, ie. Ranger LoGiudice, or some other acquired nickname. I served with 1st Recon Bn, 1st MarDiv and our unit tried to send one Recon Marine per Ranger School Class. I attended Class 3-95, you might remember that class, as 4 Ranger students died in the Florida swamp phase. I am now Ranger Tabbed. I cannot publicly display it the USMC uniform. However, if you get out of the USMC and enlisted in the Army, you could then join a Ranger/SF unit, and therefore be a considered a Recon Ranger, I served as a Army National Guard Medic for seven years after serving on the active side of the Marine Corps. I am proud of all my military service. My former MOS was 8654 - Recon Marine, Airborne, Scuba qualified. I the new Recon MOS is 0326. Recon is the MOS to have if you have the heart. I attended the best schools and my career was on the right path, not a life for a married Marine. A side note: Ranger School was no joke.
What do Force Recon Marine Officers do?
Force Recon Officers are typically not the Gung-Ho soldier fighting the battle, but more of a command/logistics organizer back at base. The Marines put a strong emphasis on leadership, so usually a enlisted Sergent will be the one leading the Recon team on missions. However, officers usually will be the key planners of the mission, and will sometimes be sent out with their team, especially if the Recon team is sent to a forward operating post in Afghanistan or something similar to that. Also, officers almost never attend Recon training. As an officer you would have to select the Infantry MOS and then serve your 3-4 years as an infantry officer. You would see combat then, but after you reach the rank of 03-04, you typically won't see much combat as an infantry officer. Once you serve you required time as a payment for your training, you may request to be transfered to Recon. It is very hard to get your commanding officer to recommend you. If you were good at your last job he might not let you go, and if you were bad then he wouldn't recommend you because it might eventually come back to him. Overall, Recon does see combat, but very little compared to a typical Marine unit. Officers will almost never see combat as a Recon Officer, so If you want to be a "gunfighter", enlistment would be your best option as you can choose a Recon MOS. Hope this helped!
Who was the greatest sniper of all time?
Osama Ahmed
