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Does the navy go into war?
They are a branch of the military. Of course they are part of the order of battle. Ships deliver Marines to the beaches, provide gunfire support, hunt submarines and enemy ships. Navy personnel are stationed with the Marines. Navy aircraft strike enemy targets both on the sea and on land.
If marines are no longer stationed on ships why are they called marines when the term naval infantry would no longer apply?
Marines still do deployments on ships. They are called MEUs or Marine Expeditionary Units. This is a very common and ongoing thing in the Marine Corps. They are basically with the fleet as a presence just in case s*** hits the fan, then they are deployed into the s***. In essence, they are still considered naval infantry.
Why the Japanese did not follow with an invasion of Pearl Harbor?
A landing in Hawaii was not a part of their plans. To support an invasion their ships would have to come close to Hawaii, within range of the coastal batterys which could damage and sing their ships. Also Hawaii had many US Marines and US army Soldiers stationed there. An attempted landing in which the Japenese military would have been out numbered.
What main force of the United States military was used for fighting the Tripoli War in the nineteenth century?
The US Navy was the primary force. US Marines stationed on the ships participated in a number of shore engagements against the Barbary Pirates, which is the reason that 'the Shores of Tripoli' are commemorated in the Marine Corps Hymn.
Can army be stationed at a marine base?
Yes, they are part of the Navy. At most Naval Stations the US Marines provide the security. There are Marines stationed on certain ships that also provide security on board.
What military need led to the production of liberty ships?
Liberty ships were built during World War II. These ships allowed for the ability to get war materials to United States soldiers stationed in the Soviet Union and Britain. These ships could be built quickly for this purpose.
How many convict ships were there in Port Arthur?
There were no convict ships stationed there. Convicts were landed and the contracted transport ships departed.
Where the marines first known as snipers?
No Marines where first know as ship guards, they where on the old ships and fight the British marines.
Are naval ships military ships?
Yes, naval ships are military ship but military ships are used by the navy.
What us ships tranported marines to Vietnam?
U.S. ships that transported Marines to Vietnam included amphibious assault ships, such as the USS Iwo Jima and USS Bon Homme Richard, as well as troop transport ships like the USS General William O. Darby. These vessels were essential for deploying Marines and their equipment during the Vietnam War, particularly during significant operations like the initial landing at Da Nang in 1965. The use of these ships enabled quick and efficient troop movements, crucial for military operations in the region.
Are the U S Marines apart of the army or is it an individual branch in the military?
The Marines are part of the Navy. Originally they were solders who fought on ships, hence the name Marines. When pirates would try to take over a ship, Marines would fight against them. Later Marines were also used for land battles.
Why were the marines on the ships for the first fleet?
The marines were required as guards and soldiers. They were there to enact the orders of the officers.
