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Q: How are Marine Corps Dress Blues made?
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What does the red stripe on dress blue trousers represent?

The red stripe on the United States Marine Corps (USMC) Dress Blues uniform is also referred to as a 'blood stripe' or 'NCO stripe'. The red stripe is worn by Marine Non-Commissioned Officers referred to as NCOs (Corporal thru Sergeant Major). According to the USMC Museum, 'The Blood Stripe Marine Corps tradition maintains that the red stripe worn on the trousers of officers and noncommissioned officers, and commonly known as the "blood stripe," commemorates those Marines killed storming the castle of Chapultepec in 1847. Although this belief is firmly embedded in the traditions of the Corps, it has no basis in fact. The use of stripes clearly predates the Mexican War.' The stripe is 1 1/8 inches wide. The Marine Corps officers wear a stripe of 1 1/2 inches wide. When a Marine is promoted to Corporal the wearing of the NCO stripe is an important milestone in his career as a Marine, for his has now moved to the first stage of leadership of Marines. The Marine Corps League (MCL), a veterans service organization, made up of active, reserve, retired and veteran Marines and Fleet Marine Force (FMF) Navy Corpsmen also wears the Dress Blues trousers as part of their uniform. The red stripe is authorized for wear on the MCL Dress Blues trousers for the organization's regular members only. MCL Associate members are not authorized to wear the red stripe. The Commandant of the Marine Corps thru the Marine Corps Uniform Board has approved the privilege to the regular members of the MCL. Semper Fidelis,


Who made or designed the marine corps memorial?

Felix de Weldon


Which presidents have served in the marine corps?

None of the US presidents served in the Marine Corps.


When was the US Marine Corp Memorial made?

It was dedicated on 10 November 1954, the 179th Birthday of the Corps.


When was marine corps established?

On 10 November 1775 the Continental Marines where formed. They where disbanded and in 1801 the United States Marine Corps was made an official branch of the United States. We celebrate our birthday on November 10th of every year.


Who made the sikorsky CH-3E giant green?

The US Marine Corps like theirs in Olive green.


Can someone go to college full time if they are in the military?

No. When my husband was in the United States Marine Corps, he had a hard time taking 2 evening classes. He made great grades and all. But the Marine Corps, said that they would allow him to leave on time to go to school but they did not.


In Marine Corp language what does pro bee mean?

It is an abbreviation of probationary. It is not really used in the Marine Corps. It has been made popular by the TV show NCIS and refers to a probationary agent.


Is the marine corps downsizing?

Yes, the US Marine Corps has announced plans to downsize its force. This decision was made as part of broader military reforms aimed at adapting to changing global security challenges and reallocating resources to other areas of need. The exact extent and timeline of the downsizing are subject to ongoing evaluations and decisions by military officials.


What is the manufacture year of colt 1911 serial number 84132?

made by Colt in 1914 on a contract for the United States marine Corps


What is the average age for col in the marine corps?

The typical age of a Colonel in the Marine Corps varies. It would depend on a lot of motivating factors, career path, education, time in grade, etc. There isn't really an average age per se but I made Colonel at age 43 years old.


What is the Marine Corps hierarchy ie division regiment battalion etc?

The Marine Corps hierarchy starts with the Marine Corps as a whole, led by the Commandant of the Marine Corps. Below that, there are divisions, which are made up of several regiments. Each regiment consists of multiple battalions, which are further divided into companies, platoons, and squads. The hierarchy continues down to fireteams, which are the smallest operational unit in the Marine Corps.