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	[[File:Marine Rifle IRL.png\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Does anyone know where my sunscreen is?]]		[[File:Marine Rifle IRL.png\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Does anyone know where my sunscreen is?]]
	Marines have a bit of a reputation to be had, and act like they're a step between regular army soldiers and Special Operations Forces like Rangers or Force Reconnaissance. And that might ''Technically'' be true, but in reality, marines are VERY well trained infantry but a far cry from any special operations forces. ~~There~~ not as much of a step up from the army as they think and much more of a step down from the special forces. They might not have better training or equipment than their Army counterparts, but determination and bravery decide firefights more than equipment. Given however that they are the primary force used to perform amphibious landings, which are often done in the face of enemy aggression, and expeditionary warfare which involves fighting away from supply's base, it is not hard to see where the Marines' (in)famous esprit-de-corp comes from. Most assuredly, the Germans, who dubbed them the "''Teufel Hunde''" or "''Devil Dogs,''" or the Japanese who had islands after islands clawed away from them, would not be one to dispute their right to have their attitude.		Marines have a bit of a reputation to be had, and act like they're a step between regular army soldiers and Special Operations Forces like Rangers or Force Reconnaissance. And that might ''Technically'' be true, but in reality, marines are VERY well trained infantry but a far cry from any special operations forces. They’re not as much of a step up from the army as they think and much more of a step down from the special forces. They might not have better training or equipment than their Army counterparts, but determination and bravery decide firefights more than equipment. Given however that they are the primary force used to perform amphibious landings, which are often done in the face of enemy aggression, and expeditionary warfare which involves fighting away from supply's base, it is not hard to see where the Marines' (in)famous esprit-de-corp comes from. Most assuredly, the Germans, who dubbed them the "''Teufel Hunde''" or "''Devil Dogs,''" or the Japanese who had islands after islands clawed away from them, would not be one to dispute their right to have their attitude.

	The root of the Marines' tough reputation lies in their history of shoestring budgeting. As a department of the Navy, Marines get the scraps of whatever is left after spending on fancy warships and missiles. Historically their equipment has lagged behind whatever the army was using by years if not decades. This created a culture of making more with less: the Marines had to perform as well as the Army despite fewer resources. They also remain a true combined arms force, with their own specialized close air support. With a focus on an exceedingly strong esprit-de-corps that some would consider cult-like, no one denies that the Marines are a force that works.		The root of the Marines' tough reputation lies in their history of shoestring budgeting. As a department of the Navy, Marines get the scraps of whatever is left after spending on fancy warships and missiles. Historically their equipment has lagged behind whatever the army was using by years if not decades. This created a culture of making more with less: the Marines had to perform as well as the Army despite fewer resources. They also remain a true combined arms force, with their own specialized close air support. With a focus on an exceedingly strong esprit-de-corps that some would consider cult-like, no one denies that the Marines are a force that works.

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	Marines have a bit of a reputation to be had, and act like they're a step between regular army soldiers and Special Operations Forces like Rangers or Force Reconnaissance. And that might ''Technically'' be true, but in reality, marines are VERY well trained infantry but a far cry from any special operations forces. There not as much of a step up from the army as they think and much more of a step down from the special forces. They might not have better training or equipment than their Army counterparts, but determination and bravery decide firefights more than equipment. Given however that they are the primary force used to perform amphibious landings, which are often done in the face of enemy aggression, and expeditionary warfare which involves fighting away from supply's base, it is not hard to see where the Marines' (in)famous esprit-de-corp comes from. Most assuredly, the Germans, who dubbed them the "''Teufel Hunde''" or "''Devil Dogs,''" or the Japanese who had islands after islands clawed away from them, would not be one to dispute their right to have their attitude.		Marines have a bit of a reputation to be had, and act like they're a step between regular army soldiers and Special Operations Forces like Rangers or Force Reconnaissance. And that might ''Technically'' be true, but in reality, marines are VERY well trained infantry but a far cry from any special operations forces. There not as much of a step up from the army as they think and much more of a step down from the special forces. They might not have better training or equipment than their Army counterparts, but determination and bravery decide firefights more than equipment. Given however that they are the primary force used to perform amphibious landings, which are often done in the face of enemy aggression, and expeditionary warfare which involves fighting away from supply's base, it is not hard to see where the Marines' (in)famous esprit-de-corp comes from. Most assuredly, the Germans, who dubbed them the "''Teufel Hunde''" or "''Devil Dogs,''" or the Japanese who had islands after islands clawed away from them, would not be one to dispute their right to have their attitude.

	The root of the Marines' tough reputation lies in their history of shoestring budgeting. As a department of the Navy, Marines get the scraps of whatever is left after spending on fancy warships and missiles. Historically their equipment has lagged behind whatever the army was using by years if not decades. This created a culture of making more with less: the Marines had to perform as well as the Army despite fewer resources. With a focus on an exceedingly strong esprit-de-corps that some would consider cult-like, no one denies that the Marines are a force that works.		The root of the Marines' tough reputation lies in their history of shoestring budgeting. As a department of the Navy, Marines get the scraps of whatever is left after spending on fancy warships and missiles. Historically their equipment has lagged behind whatever the army was using by years if not decades. This created a culture of making more with less: the Marines had to perform as well as the Army despite fewer resources. They also remain a true combined arms force, with their own specialized close air support. With a focus on an exceedingly strong esprit-de-corps that some would consider cult-like, no one denies that the Marines are a force that works.

	Today as with much of the Cold War, the Marines are an expeditionary unit expected to be the first frontline combat troops deployed to any hotspots around the world, with expeditionary units in various regions worldwide. Doctrinally, expeditionary warfare focuses on infantry tactics due to tanks on beaches being science fiction for the moment and incredibly silly thanks to the power of ATGMs. As many marines would tell you, the core of the Corps is the riflemen.		Today as with much of the Cold War, the Marines are an expeditionary unit expected to be the first frontline combat troops deployed to any hotspots around the world, with expeditionary units in various regions worldwide. Doctrinally, expeditionary warfare focuses on infantry tactics due to tanks on beaches being science fiction for the moment and incredibly silly thanks to the power of ATGMs. As many marines would tell you, the core of the Corps is the riflemen.

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	Marines have a bit of a reputation to be had, and act like they're a step between regular army soldiers and Special Operations Forces like Rangers or Force Reconnaissance. And that might ''Technically'' true, but in reality, marines are VERY well trained infantry but a far cry from any special operations forces. There not as much of a step up from the army as they think and much more of a step down from the special forces. They might not have better training or equipment than their Army counterparts, but determination and bravery decide firefights more than equipment. Given however that they are the primary force used to perform amphibious landings, which are often done in the face of enemy aggression, and expeditionary warfare which involves fighting away from supply's base, it is not hard to see where the Marines' (in)famous esprit-de-corp comes from. Most assuredly, the Germans, who dubbed them the "''Teufel Hunde''" or "''Devil Dogs,''" or the Japanese who had islands after islands clawed away from them, would not be one to dispute their right to have their attitude.		Marines have a bit of a reputation to be had, and act like they're a step between regular army soldiers and Special Operations Forces like Rangers or Force Reconnaissance. And that might ''Technically'' be true, but in reality, marines are VERY well trained infantry but a far cry from any special operations forces. There not as much of a step up from the army as they think and much more of a step down from the special forces. They might not have better training or equipment than their Army counterparts, but determination and bravery decide firefights more than equipment. Given however that they are the primary force used to perform amphibious landings, which are often done in the face of enemy aggression, and expeditionary warfare which involves fighting away from supply's base, it is not hard to see where the Marines' (in)famous esprit-de-corp comes from. Most assuredly, the Germans, who dubbed them the "''Teufel Hunde''" or "''Devil Dogs,''" or the Japanese who had islands after islands clawed away from them, would not be one to dispute their right to have their attitude.

	The root of the Marines' tough reputation lies in their history of shoestring budgeting. As a department of the Navy, Marines get the scraps of whatever is left after spending on fancy warships and missiles. Historically their equipment has lagged behind whatever the army was using by years if not decades. This created a culture of making more with less: the Marines had to perform as well as the Army despite fewer resources. With a focus on an exceedingly strong esprit-de-corps that some would consider cult-like, no one denies that the Marines are a force that works.		The root of the Marines' tough reputation lies in their history of shoestring budgeting. As a department of the Navy, Marines get the scraps of whatever is left after spending on fancy warships and missiles. Historically their equipment has lagged behind whatever the army was using by years if not decades. This created a culture of making more with less: the Marines had to perform as well as the Army despite fewer resources. With a focus on an exceedingly strong esprit-de-corps that some would consider cult-like, no one denies that the Marines are a force that works.

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	[[File:Marine Rifle IRL.png\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Does anyone know where my sunscreen is?]]		[[File:Marine Rifle IRL.png\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Does anyone know where my sunscreen is?]]
	Marines have a bit of a reputation to be had, and act like they're a step between regular army soldiers and Special Operations Forces like Rangers or Force Reconnaissance. In reality, marines are VERY well trained infantry but a far cry from any special operations forces. They might not have better training or equipment than their Army counterparts, but determination and bravery decide firefights more than equipment. Given however that they are the primary force used to perform amphibious landings, which are often done in the face of enemy aggression, and expeditionary warfare which involves fighting away from supply's base, it is not hard to see where the Marines' (in)famous esprit-de-corp comes from. Most assuredly, the Germans, who dubbed them the "''Teufel Hunde''" or "''Devil Dogs,''" or the Japanese who had islands after islands clawed away from them, would not be one to dispute their right to have their attitude.		Marines have a bit of a reputation to be had, and act like they're a step between regular army soldiers and Special Operations Forces like Rangers or Force Reconnaissance. And that might ''Technically'' true, but in reality, marines are VERY well trained infantry but a far cry from any special operations forces. There not as much of a step up from the army as they think and much more of a step down from the special forces. They might not have better training or equipment than their Army counterparts, but determination and bravery decide firefights more than equipment. Given however that they are the primary force used to perform amphibious landings, which are often done in the face of enemy aggression, and expeditionary warfare which involves fighting away from supply's base, it is not hard to see where the Marines' (in)famous esprit-de-corp comes from. Most assuredly, the Germans, who dubbed them the "''Teufel Hunde''" or "''Devil Dogs,''" or the Japanese who had islands after islands clawed away from them, would not be one to dispute their right to have their attitude.

	The root of the Marines' tough reputation lies in their history of shoestring budgeting. As a department of the Navy, Marines get the scraps of whatever is left after spending on fancy warships and missiles. Historically their equipment has lagged behind whatever the army was using by years if not decades. This created a culture of making more with less: the Marines had to perform as well as the Army despite fewer resources. With a focus on an exceedingly strong esprit-de-corps that some would consider cult-like, no one denies that the Marines are a force that works.		The root of the Marines' tough reputation lies in their history of shoestring budgeting. As a department of the Navy, Marines get the scraps of whatever is left after spending on fancy warships and missiles. Historically their equipment has lagged behind whatever the army was using by years if not decades. This created a culture of making more with less: the Marines had to perform as well as the Army despite fewer resources. With a focus on an exceedingly strong esprit-de-corps that some would consider cult-like, no one denies that the Marines are a force that works.

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	{{~~American~~}}		{{America}}
	{{Topquote\|They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give of themselves to me. Like clay I shall [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_Corps_Recruit_Depot_Parris_Island mould]them, and in the furnace of war forge them. They will be of iron will and steely muscle. In great [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interceptor_Body_Armor armour] shall I clad them and with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M16_rifle mightiest guns] will they be armed. They will be untouched by [http://theconversation.com/how-world-war-ii-spurred-vaccine-innovation-39903 plague or disease], no sickness will blight them. They will have [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_unit_tactics tactics], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leapfrogging_(strategy) strategies] and [[AAVP7\|mac]][[M1 Abrams\|hin]][[UH-1 Huey\|es]] so that no foe can best them in battle. They are my bulwark against [[Communism\|the Menace]]. They are the Defenders of Freedom. They are [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Nicholas The Marines] and they shall know no fear.\|[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Washington George Washington]}}		{{Topquote\|They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give of themselves to me. Like clay I shall [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_Corps_Recruit_Depot_Parris_Island mould]them, and in the furnace of war forge them. They will be of iron will and steely muscle. In great [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interceptor_Body_Armor armour] shall I clad them and with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M16_rifle mightiest guns] will they be armed. They will be untouched by [http://theconversation.com/how-world-war-ii-spurred-vaccine-innovation-39903 plague or disease], no sickness will blight them. They will have [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_unit_tactics tactics], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leapfrogging_(strategy) strategies] and [[AAVP7\|mac]][[M1 Abrams\|hin]][[UH-1 Huey\|es]] so that no foe can best them in battle. They are my bulwark against [[Communism\|the Menace]]. They are the Defenders of Freedom. They are [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Nicholas The Marines] and they shall know no fear.\|[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Washington George Washington]}}

	[[File:Rifle Platoon.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Semper Fi!]]		[[File:Rifle Platoon.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Semper Fi!]]
	The United States Marine Corps is part of the Department of the Navy along with "the" Navy and the C̶o̶a̶s̶t̶ ̶G̶u̶a̶r̶d̶ (Currently part of the Department of Homeland Security), though in practice they are very much treated as their own separate branch of the military. The United States Marines Corps is one of the largest marine forces in the world, and the only one with combined arms, possessing its own armor, artillery, recon, and air capabilities for performing amphibious and deep-strike missions far from naval bases. Whether you need to fight a campaign against a [[Japan\|sprawling sea empire]] or send a [[Raven Guard\|well-equipped reconnaissance team deep behind enemy lines]], accept no substitutes. Oorah!		The United States Marine Corps is part of the Department of the Navy along with "the" Navy and the C̶o̶a̶s̶t̶ ̶G̶u̶a̶r̶d̶ (Currently part of the Department of Homeland Security), though in practice they are very much treated as their own separate branch of the military. The United States Marines Corps is one of the largest marine forces in the world, and the until recently was the only one with combined arms, possessing its own armor, artillery, recon, and air capabilities for performing amphibious and deep-strike missions far from naval bases. Whether you need to fight a campaign against a [[Japan\|sprawling sea empire]] or send a [[Raven Guard\|well-equipped reconnaissance team deep behind enemy lines]], accept no substitutes. Oorah!

	==In Team Yankee==		==In Team Yankee==
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	Today as with much of the Cold War, the Marines are an expeditionary unit expected to be the first frontline combat troops deployed to any hotspots around the world, with expeditionary units in various regions worldwide. Doctrinally, expeditionary warfare focuses on infantry tactics due to tanks on beaches being science fiction for the moment and incredibly silly thanks to the power of ATGMs. As many marines would tell you, the core of the Corps is the riflemen.		Today as with much of the Cold War, the Marines are an expeditionary unit expected to be the first frontline combat troops deployed to any hotspots around the world, with expeditionary units in various regions worldwide. Doctrinally, expeditionary warfare focuses on infantry tactics due to tanks on beaches being science fiction for the moment and incredibly silly thanks to the power of ATGMs. As many marines would tell you, the core of the Corps is the riflemen.

			The coming changes for the Corps indicate that the Marines are being redesigned for the purposes of Urban warfare and island defense, and are losing their Abrams and some of their shorter range artillery systems. The rationale is that Marines will act as rapid response light infantry and specialize for these roles due to a [[China\|certain country]] having wrong opinions on Formosa.

	{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}

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			{{American}}
	{{Topquote\|They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give of themselves to me. Like clay I shall [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_Corps_Recruit_Depot_Parris_Island mould]them, and in the furnace of war forge them. They will be of iron will and steely muscle. In great [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interceptor_Body_Armor armour] shall I clad them and with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M16_rifle mightiest guns] will they be armed. They will be untouched by [http://theconversation.com/how-world-war-ii-spurred-vaccine-innovation-39903 plague or disease], no sickness will blight them. They will have [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_unit_tactics tactics], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leapfrogging_(strategy) strategies] and [[AAVP7\|mac]][[M1 Abrams\|hin]][[UH-1 Huey\|es]] so that no foe can best them in battle. They are my bulwark against [[Communism\|the Menace]]. They are the Defenders of Freedom. They are [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Nicholas The Marines] and they shall know no fear.\|[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Washington George Washington]}}		{{Topquote\|They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give of themselves to me. Like clay I shall [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_Corps_Recruit_Depot_Parris_Island mould]them, and in the furnace of war forge them. They will be of iron will and steely muscle. In great [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interceptor_Body_Armor armour] shall I clad them and with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M16_rifle mightiest guns] will they be armed. They will be untouched by [http://theconversation.com/how-world-war-ii-spurred-vaccine-innovation-39903 plague or disease], no sickness will blight them. They will have [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_unit_tactics tactics], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leapfrogging_(strategy) strategies] and [[AAVP7\|mac]][[M1 Abrams\|hin]][[UH-1 Huey\|es]] so that no foe can best them in battle. They are my bulwark against [[Communism\|the Menace]]. They are the Defenders of Freedom. They are [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Nicholas The Marines] and they shall know no fear.\|[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Washington George Washington]}}

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	Marines have a bit of a reputation to be had, and act like they're a step between regular army soldiers and Special Operations Forces like Rangers or Force Reconnaissance. In reality, marines are VERY well trained infantry but a far cry from any special operations forces. They might not have better training or equipment than their Army counterparts, but determination and bravery decide firefights more than equipment. Given however that they are the primary force used to perform amphibious landings, which are often done in the face of enemy aggression, and expeditionary warfare which involves fighting away from supply's base, it is not hard to see where the Marines' (in)famous esprit-de-corp comes from. Most assuredly, the Germans, who dubbed them the "''Teufel Hunde''" or "''Devil Dogs,''" or the Japanese who had islands after islands clawed away from them, would not be one to dispute their right to have their attitude.		Marines have a bit of a reputation to be had, and act like they're a step between regular army soldiers and Special Operations Forces like Rangers or Force Reconnaissance. In reality, marines are VERY well trained infantry but a far cry from any special operations forces. They might not have better training or equipment than their Army counterparts, but determination and bravery decide firefights more than equipment. Given however that they are the primary force used to perform amphibious landings, which are often done in the face of enemy aggression, and expeditionary warfare which involves fighting away from supply's base, it is not hard to see where the Marines' (in)famous esprit-de-corp comes from. Most assuredly, the Germans, who dubbed them the "''Teufel Hunde''" or "''Devil Dogs,''" or the Japanese who had islands after islands clawed away from them, would not be one to dispute their right to have their attitude.

	The root of the Marines' tough reputation lies in their history of shoestring budgeting. As a department of the Navy, Marines get the scraps of whatever is left after spending on fancy warships and missiles. This created a culture of making more with less: the Marines had to perform as well as the Army despite fewer resources. With a focus on an exceedingly strong esprit-de-corps that some would consider cult-like, no one denies that the Marines are a force that works.		The root of the Marines' tough reputation lies in their history of shoestring budgeting. As a department of the Navy, Marines get the scraps of whatever is left after spending on fancy warships and missiles. Historically their equipment has lagged behind whatever the army was using by years if not decades. This created a culture of making more with less: the Marines had to perform as well as the Army despite fewer resources. With a focus on an exceedingly strong esprit-de-corps that some would consider cult-like, no one denies that the Marines are a force that works.

	Today as with much of the Cold War, the Marines are an expeditionary unit expected to be the first frontline combat troops deployed to any hotspots around the world, with expeditionary units in various regions worldwide. Doctrinally, expeditionary warfare focuses on infantry tactics due to tanks on beaches being science fiction for the moment and incredibly silly thanks to the power of ATGMs. As many marines would tell you, the core of the Corps is the riflemen.		Today as with much of the Cold War, the Marines are an expeditionary unit expected to be the first frontline combat troops deployed to any hotspots around the world, with expeditionary units in various regions worldwide. Doctrinally, expeditionary warfare focuses on infantry tactics due to tanks on beaches being science fiction for the moment and incredibly silly thanks to the power of ATGMs. As many marines would tell you, the core of the Corps is the riflemen.

	{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}		{{US Forces in Team Yankee}}

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	[[File:Rifle Platoon.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Semper Fi!]]		[[File:Rifle Platoon.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Semper Fi!]]
	The United States Marine Corps is part of the Department of the Navy along with "the" Navy and the C̶o̶a̶s̶t̶ ̶G̶u̶a̶r̶d̶ (Currently part of the Department of Homeland Security), though in practice they are very much treated as their own separate branch of the military. The United States Marines Corps is one of the largest ~~and~~ marine forces in the world, and the only one with combined arms, possessing its own armor, artillery, recon, and air capabilities for performing amphibious and deep-strike missions far from naval bases. Whether you need to fight a campaign against a [[Japan\|sprawling sea empire]] or send a [[Raven Guard\|well-equipped reconnaissance team deep behind enemy lines]], accept no substitutes. Oorah!		The United States Marine Corps is part of the Department of the Navy along with "the" Navy and the C̶o̶a̶s̶t̶ ̶G̶u̶a̶r̶d̶ (Currently part of the Department of Homeland Security), though in practice they are very much treated as their own separate branch of the military. The United States Marines Corps is one of the largest marine forces in the world, and the only one with combined arms, possessing its own armor, artillery, recon, and air capabilities for performing amphibious and deep-strike missions far from naval bases. Whether you need to fight a campaign against a [[Japan\|sprawling sea empire]] or send a [[Raven Guard\|well-equipped reconnaissance team deep behind enemy lines]], accept no substitutes. Oorah!

	==In Team Yankee==		==In Team Yankee==