The U.S. Marines

About 2 o'clock in the morning, you are sitting on the bus with about 20 other people you do not know. While you are looking quietly out of the window, you will think about what will happen. When you get down, you stand there and you do not know what to do. Then you saw him. There is a 7 foot special sheriff officer training with you. He looks at a man when you are scared. You joined the US Marine Corps. The US Marine Corps is the smallest but the most difficult military division and has been fighting in many fights since November 10, 1775.

Marines and diplomats have worked together since the establishment of the United States of America. In 1949, the US Department of State and the US Marine Corps officially established this relationship through the Maritime Safety Guard (MSG) program operating in the United States diplomatic missions worldwide. Maritime security personnel are cooperating with the Ministry's diplomatic security personnel to ensure the safety of our embassies and consulates. With our joint efforts, the separation of two new maritime security guards is mobilized at the African and Latin American embassies and is aimed at preventing US diplomat protection and damage to national security information I will. These factions were founded in the US Consulate General in Iraq in November at the US Embassy in Mubaban, Swaziland in May.

Since the establishment of the country, the Marines have served American diplomacy, and Marines were often dispatched to protect the American embassy during the economic crisis. The first MSG was officially established after deciding that exhausted war leaders in Washington, DC needed cautiously trained troops to protect US diplomatic missions worldwide. Congress enacted the Diplomatic Services Act of 1946 and approved by the Secretary of the Navy to dispatch Marine personnel appointed as "guardian" of the "Embassy, ​​Embassy or Consulate" at the request of the Secretary of State. The first type of MSG - 83 volunteers from the Marine Corps - experienced rigorous training in January 1949 and left Tangier in Morocco and Bangkok in Thailand. As MSG's posting became more famous, the project eventually added thousands of new recruits.

On February 16, 1942, the US Marine Corps started a Marine Corps battalion to ensure the length of the beach and other special operations. The battalion became the first special operation unit in the United States. Admiral Chester Nimits requested an "attack" in the Pacific War, so the battalion was called a pirate. America and Canada organized the first special forces to act as a destructive ski brigade in Norway. Later called "devil's journey" (called "black demon" by German mysterious murderer), the first special forces were sent to occupied Aleutian Islands, Italy, France.