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The 40 pages that link to United States Marine Corps, each with the reason it gives.

• Rules of engagementRelated: Marine operations and doctrine helped make engagement rules a prominent military subject.

• United States Naval AcademyRelated: A portion of each graduating class commissions into the Marine Corps.

• Maneuver warfareRelated: Its doctrine made maneuver warfare a prominent framework for training and operational thought.

• Rafael TrujilloRelated: Marine officers helped organize the Dominican force where Trujillo received his early training.

• Iraqi insurgencyRelated: Marines fought insurgent groups and partnered with local forces in key campaigns.

• Anastasio Somoza GarcíaRelated: U.S. Marines trained the force that became the foundation of Somoza’s political power.

• Daniel EllsbergRelated: Ellsberg served as a Marine officer before becoming a defense analyst.

• United States occupation of the Dominican RepublicRelated: Marines enforced the occupation and fought Dominican resistance.

• Gene HackmanRelated: Hackman served in the Marine Corps before pursuing acting.

• Banana WarsRelated: Marines carried out the landings and occupations that defined many Banana Wars interventions.

• Steve McQueenRelated: McQueen served in the Marines from 1947 to 1950, an experience that preceded his acting career.

• Dollar diplomacyRelated: Military deployments sometimes backed the financial pressure of dollar diplomacy.

• Nicaraguan National GuardRelated: U.S. Marines trained and organized the Guard before the occupation ended.

• United States intervention in Latin AmericaRelated: Marines carried out many early twentieth-century occupations in the Caribbean and Central America.

• Battle of HuếRelated: Marine units fought house to house in the western part of Huế.

• Battle of SaipanRelated: Marine divisions led the initial U.S. assault and fought across the island.

• Quasi-WarRelated: Its renewed organization accompanied the naval buildup for conflict with France.

• George C. ScottRelated: Scott served in the Marine Corps before beginning his acting career.

• Lee Harvey OswaldRelated: Oswald served in the Marines from 1956 to 1959 and trained as a radar operator.

• Barbary WarsRelated: The Marine hymn's phrase about the shores of Tripoli recalls the corps' role in the First Barbary War.

• FallujahRelated: Marine units led major US combat operations in Fallujah in 2004.

• Robert MuellerRelated: Mueller served as a Marine officer in Vietnam before building his legal and federal investigative career.

• Second Battle of FallujahRelated: Marine units carried out much of the urban fighting.

• Battle of TinianRelated: Marine divisions led the assault and fought across Tinian’s terrain.

• Eugene StonerRelated: Military service gave Stoner early experience with weapons and their maintenance.

• First Barbary WarRelated: Marines took part in the Derna expedition, later commemorated in the service's hymn.

• Lee MarvinRelated: Marvin served in the Marine Corps during World War II before becoming an actor.

• Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning IIRelated: It operates the F-35B for expeditionary and amphibious aviation.

• M4 carbineRelated: The Marines adopted the M4 as their standard infantry rifle in the 2010s.

• Pat RobertsonRelated: Robertson served in the Marines before his conversion and subsequent ministry.

• Gene TunneyRelated: Tunney boxed as a Marine and won the American Expeditionary Forces light heavyweight championship.

• Charles WhitmanRelated: Whitman served as a Marine before the attack.

• JD VanceRelated: Vance served in the Marines, including a deployment to Iraq, before attending college.

• Lee TrevinoRelated: Trevino served in the Marine Corps before establishing himself as a professional golfer.

• Leon UrisRelated: His wartime service supplied firsthand material for Battle Cry.

• Operation MoshtarakRelated: U.S. Marines formed the largest contingent in the assault on Marjah.

• William StyronRelated: Styron served in the Marines during World War II, an experience reflected in his military fiction.