Marines
an illustrated history : the US Marine Corps from 1775 to the twenty-first century
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Author
Contributions
- Camp, Richard D., author - Contributor
Publication
2015 - Zenith Press, Minneapolis, Minn, Minnesota
Language
English
Word Count
56,000 words, Guess
Page Count
224 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivemarinesillustrat0000hear_e0e0
- Internet Archivemarinesillustrat0000hear
- ISBN-100760347220
- ISBN-100760359962
- ISBN-139780760347225
and 7 more
- ISBN-139780760359969
- Library of Congress Control Number2014916155
- OCLC Control Number1027635566
- Better World BooksO7-AJS-460
- Better World Books9780760347225
- Better World BooksKO-207-026
- Open LibraryOL31948172M
Classifications
- DDC359.960973
- LCCVE23 .H38 2015
- LCCVE23
Alternate Titles
- US Marine Corps from 1775 to the twenty-first century
Description
"Leathernecks are respected as the elite on countless battlefields around the world; see how they have earned it. The United States Marine Corps's history is one built on tenacity. A handful of bedraggled and unappreciated ships' guards known as Continental Marines more than 230 years ago grew to become, in the twenty-first century, a superb, multi-functional, ready-response force combining ground, air, and sea power.With their own ships, aircraft, and special operations capability, Marines have become the most versatile, self-sufficient, all-encompassing, ready-response warriors on the planet. They fly fighter-bombers, helicopters, and surveillance planes, and are equipped with the very best weapons and gear.The transformation has never been smooth. Besides fighting on distant shores or quelling disturbances at home, the Marines have had to battle against penurious politicians and interservice rivals. The constant pressure to be the best created a special bonda a fellowship of valora that has made Marines determined fighters, continuously modifying their doctrine to respond to the evolving global war on terrorism. Marines: An Illustrated History is packed full of dramatic action photographs, paintings, and detailed maps. Learn how Marines are uniquely trained in amphibious warfare and organized into highly mobile attack groups operating from specially designed ships. Not just a recap of the history of the Marines, the Corps's exploits since 2007 are profiled in an all-new chapter.Get an up-close, personal view of why the toughest warriors in the world are proud to claim the title of United States Marine."--Wheelers.co.nz.
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