Reconnaissance Marines train at the United States Marine Corps Combatant Diver Course to become experts at assessing terrain and monitoring enemy activity—an essential part of ensuring victory during amphibious warfare. Text THEFEW (843339) to talk to a recruiter about becoming a Marine. | Marine Corps Recruiting

Marine Corps Instructors of Water Survival train Marines to overcome uncertainty in the water as they fight and win battles. Have questions about our amphibious capabilities and serving the Nation as a United States Marine? Reply below—we’ll answer the best ones on Instagram. | Marine Corps Recruiting

Just a friendly morning “slay session”. Ropers in Recon Training Assessment Program (RTAP) conducting the USMC Obstacle Course for time after completing their morning ruck run, while recent graduates of the Basic Reconnaissance Course (BRC) are conducting some “pre-dive” training prior to attending Marine Combatant Dive Course (MCD). @recontrainingcompany @marine_combatant_diver_course @2d_recon_bn @1st_recon_battalion @3rd_recon_bn @4threconbn @3rd.force.recon #forcereconassociation #marinereco

Recondos from 2nd Recon Bn, Alpha Co, callsign “Savage” conducting some fastrope training aboard the USS Iwo Jima LHD-7 during their pre-deployment training for the 26th MEU @26meu in 2017. Look at those good old Harriers on the flight deck there… @26meu @recontrainingcompany @marine_combatant_diver_course @2d_recon_bn @1st_recon_battalion @3rd_recon_bn @4threconbn @3rd.force.recon #forcereconassociation #marinereconfoundation #reconsniperfoundation #forcereconfoundation #forcerecon #recon #usmc

To earn the title Marine, you must prove yourself in the water. The Marine Corps is an amphibious force, which means Marines fight in spaces on and between land and sea. All recruits must qualify in survival swimming during Marine Corps Recruit Training. Learn more about Combat Water Survival Training. | Marine Corps Recruiting