Corps des Marines, or the Marine Corps, refers to a branch of the armed forces primarily responsible for naval and amphibious operations. It is often characterized by its role in rapid-response military actions, specializing in warfare from sea to land. Marine Corps units are typically highly trained in combat and often serve as an expeditionary force capable of quick deployment. Historically, the term has been used by various nations to describe their naval infantry, with notable examples being the United States Marine Corps and the French Troupes de Marine. The Corps typically engages in operations that require versatility, discipline, and close coordination with naval forces. Their training emphasizes physical fitness, combat readiness, and the ability to operate in diverse environments.
Un hélicoptère transportant cinq Marines a été porté disparu mardi soir en Californie du Sud. Les Marines voyageaient à bord d'un hélicoptère CH-53E Super Stallion en provenance de la base…