US Marine Raiders during a live-fire drill at Camp Lejeune, Sept 1, 2021 [2048x1365]
US MARSOC Marine Raiders at Christmas circa 2009-2012. Image by "Nick" Koumalatsos.
Marine Raiders and Mexican Army SF during a CT hostage rescue exercise in the Gulf of Mexico, circa 2016
marine raider cosmetic request
So the bfv dress up app doesn't have warhorse for some reason so can somebody please do me
Head-warhorse
Torso-tried and true
Legs-warhorse
[1887 x 1506] Nope Not a Doolittle Raider, Its a Marine B25H on the USS Shangri-La for carrier suitability Trials 15 November, 1944
Any Marine Raiders on here?
Hey y'all, I'm looking into joining the USMC and I'm looking for advice and answers to some questions. Are there any MARSOC Marines who are willing to answer a few questions honestly for me?
Any Marines in general who wanna drop some knowledge/wisdom also, would be greatly appreciated.
Battle Order | 2nd Marine Raider Battalion Rifle Squad 1942 [2389×2990)
Battle Order | 2nd Marine Raider Battalion Rifle Squad 1942
For leisure time, my Space Marine pawn chose to smoke a dying raider's joint overtop their body as they bleed out
US Marine Raiders at Cape Totkina, Bougainville, January 1944
Former Force Recon and Raider Marines involved in "Million Dollar Murder For Hire"
youtu.be/l1OAu0BTKEk
US Marine Raiders pose for a pic during a subterranean warfare Ex in an operational mine.
US Marine Raiders at Cape Totkina, Bougainville, January 1944.[3000x2400]
A US Paramarine wields a M1A1 carbine while using advance camouflage techniques, these men were often considered the same caliber as Marine Raiders
Little High Standard HDM, 22 Lr Suppressed Pistol was used the the OSS in WW2 and later on used by the CIA, Marine Raiders, and Special Forces Troops.
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US Marine Raiders at Cape Totkina, Bougainville, January 1944
“We’ve got em, heading back now” marine raiders
Marine Raider for u/no1faggothorse
Marine Raider shooting from Camel back during the yearly Spartan competition at KASOTC (King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Center) in the Kingdom of Jordan. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Great Arab Revolt of 1916
Marine Raiders, ODSTs and a Skirmisher go on a trip.
And now. Lewis n' Squawk
"Soooo... Since we're all on this expedition the next few days, How 'bout we go around the boat and get to know each other!"
"Oh sweet Jesus no..."
"We can play 2 truths and a lie!"
* SQUAWK! *
"That's the spirit! Hernandez, you first!"
"NO."
Battle Order | 2nd Marine Raider Battalion Rifle Squad 1942 [2389×2990)
MARSOC Raiders fire the M2 .50- caliber heavy machine gun during a company training event. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Ethan Green)
Marine Raiders with 1st Marine Raider Battalion (1st MRB) pictured aboard a Naval Special Warfare Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (NSW RHIB) during a night raid.
Noise Marine finished, rest of the Land Raider to do now.
US Marine Raiders during training in WW2, armed with M1 Garand, BAR and Thompson SMG's.
In today's world of SOF surplus, what precisely defines the role of SOF vs that of simply elite light infantry forces? With the wars in Afghanistan/Iraq, it seems the roles for SOF has become so blurred. How different are Marine Raiders compared to Green Berets compared to the 75th Ranger Regiment?
Same with say what prevents 2 or 3 Para (in the UK) from doing similar roles as Royal Marine Commandos did in Afghanistan or what SAS/SBS got up to? Weren't all units doing non-conventional stuff as well as training local forces?
With the end of these wars, will there be a more distinctive and well defined line between SOF-centric and simply elite forces?
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