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Blue Angels' Fat Albert Helps Recruiters With Pa. Visit

Look! Up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's ... Fat Albert? Yes, Fat Albert visited RSS Johnstown, Pa., Feb. 21, but it's not the Fat Albert you're thinking of. This Fat Albert is the aircraft used for transporting supplies and equipment for the world famous Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Squadron. Fat Albert, a TC-130 operated by an

RSS NCOIC Gives Up More Than Long Hours to Succeed

Marine recruiters are known to sacrifice a lot for the recruiting effort. Whether it be time with their families, hours of sleep or even meals, each recruiter knows what it takes to get the job done. That's why for one NCOIC, the sacrifices went a little further. Staff Sgt. Eugene Pido, NCOIC for RSS Three Rivers, made a small wager with Staff Sgt.

Examples of Honor, Courage, and Commitment

Marching smartly to the beat of drums and horns and the cadence of steely-eyed drill instructors across the coal-black parade deck at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C., a young man and woman from Harlem became Marines Feb. 9. Following three months of physical and mental challenges designed to create professional warriors from the sea

NCOIC Wagers A Friendly Little Bet For Motivation

Marine recruiters are known to sacrifice a lot for the recruiting effort. Whether it be time with their families, hours of sleep or even meals, each recruiter knows what it takes to get the job done. That's why for one NCOIC, the sacrifices went a little further. Staff Sgt. Eugene Pido, NCOIC for RSS Three Rivers, made a small wager with Staff Sgt.

Vietnam Vet Visit Inspires Recruiters

Recruiters started to feel the pain as the ?FMAM? season started early when the hunt for high school graduates kicked off in full swing. It was perfect timing for a motivational speech for the Marines of RSS South Jersey courtesy of 1stLt. Clebe McClary at a local prayer breakfast in Deptford, N.J. During his tour of duty in Vietnam, McClary

Candidates Tackle O'Course

Motivation is the only driving force that pushes individuals to the limit. Future officers of Marines felt a little of that motivation while running through an obstacle course at SUNY Maritime College recently. More than 24 Officer Selection Applicants ran through the obstacle course for a little pre-training before shipping out to Officer

Corps Welcomes Families at Birthday Celebration

During the season people tend to be more aware of making room in their busy schedules to spend quality time with and show appreciation for those they care about ? and the Marines of Recruiting Substation Elizabeth are no exception. The Marines of this 3-man station and the veterans from the local area recently hosted their annual poolee family

Argentinean Finds Home In Marine Corps

Every day, hundreds of hopeful emigrants make their way to the United States in search of a better life and to pursue the American dream. When they arrive to America's shores, many find themselves faced with seemingly endless obstacles to achieving the dream. They must learn a new language. They face prejudice and are often forced to compete for

Extreme Recruiter

Before joining the Marine Corps, Mark Hart was so close to becoming a professional street skateboarder that he could smell the money. Seven years later, the Marine sergeant said regardless of the money, becoming a Marine was the best choice he has ever made. "My life wouldn't be where it is today. I love skating, but the Marine Corps has helped me

Headquarters Marines earn bragging rights

Aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego there were no smiling faces; just war faces. There would only be one victorious team within Headquarters and Service Battalion. The two teams, Headquarters Company and Service Company, competed in the battalion's field meet April 19. Focused, they put on their cammies and laced up their boots. "The

Marine Corps Recruiting Command