Marine Corps: Re-socialization of Young Men into a Warrior Society

One of the movies we saw recently, Dr. John Horton, one of the spokesperson, is talking about socializing. He commented and as a result our individuals are based on the opportunities we have acquired and what we have learned is considered to be very important and it is repeated again at the end of the movie. His speech is perfectly consistent with the theme of this research: the young people have been re-socialized into the society of US Marine Corps warriors. Unlike the adoption of other services, the recruitment philosophy of Marines is always challenging and these services seem to focus only on the services you need to get through the service. For the young people

• The Marine Marine Handbook says the following: "The main purpose of the Marine leader is to plant the fact that it is the first warrior in all Marines.The only reason the US needs is" The goal of the MCJROTC leadership is to lead the Marine Corps leadership The main duty of MCJROTC is to become a better citizen The participants' battlefield is academic, challenging each student, motivating and preparing, Secondary school opportunities to succeed from high school, and becoming more productive citizens in the process is the issue.

The most important step taken by Legion leaders is to concentrate on improving the professionalism of young non-officials. The recruitment of commercials praised the Marines as the most powerful fighter in the world, but the army did not invest much in the training and education of the Junior Navy. Small Legion leaders noticed a small war and the team's current leaders needed to decide how they chose and to reorganize the training and education of officers who have not been appointed I noticed. Their preparation for battle decisions is a major maritime initiative, which has been rigorously experimented and central to a significant increase in funds.

All Navy recruits started training at the Marine Corps Recruit Training Camp (MCRD). Here, young American men and women turn into Marine Corps. Some people think that Marines are forged in a difficult and difficult furnace to train. Shared, intense experience has created such a strong relationship between Marines and there is nothing to prevent them from completing their mission. Marine recruits are trained not only physically and mentally but also morally. The cornerstones forming the characteristics of the Marine Corps are core values ​​of honor, courage, and dedication. By incorporating these values ​​into recruitment training, the Marines are not only basic, well-trained, ethically conscious Marines, but also better American citizens who return to society after serving the country.