Marines Represented Locally by Detachment and Recruiter
Frederick County highlights include the Shangri-La Detachment of the Marine Corps League and Sgt. Pat O'Brian the local recruiter at the Frederick Towne Mall seeking a few good men and women to serve in the U S Marine Corps.
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Frederick County
U.S. Marine Corps
Shangri-La
Marine Corps League
Pat O’brian
Frederick Towne
The Continental Marines Rise to Two Battalions in 1775
The Continental Congress authorized two battalions of sea based soldiers on November 10 1775 to form the Continental Marines. Tun’s Tavern in Philadelphia served as headquarters for recruiting sharpshooters and guards for the new Navy vessels. The Marines later reorganized as the United States Marine Corps in 1798 and have carried a history of maritime and land combat from John Paul Jones to World War II and beyond.
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Continental Congress
Continental Marines
Philadelphia
United States Marine Corps
Navy-Marine
Marines
Bahamas
John Paul Jones
Sumatra
Robert E. Lee
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Cuba
Philippines
China
France
Guadalcanal
Iwo Jima
Korea
U.S
Bellau Wood
John Glenn
Earth
Corps
Marine Corps
Eagle
Globe and Anchor
America
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Marine Corps Band and Color Guard
Arlington National Cemetery
Union Marine
Leatherneck
Che Frederick
Frederick, Md
Devil Dog
Marine Aviation