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01The Task Force
Purpose and standards
02Operations
Built to deploy
03Training
Instruction and selection
04Pathways
Find your role
05Join
Requirements and priorities
06FAQ
Before you apply
07Apply
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Ground operations

Marine Raider

Train for direct action and reconnaissance. Earn your place in a team, then develop your specialties.

Your place in the operation

Earn the trust of the team beside you.

Some assignments demand patience and observation. Others demand coordinated action. Train for both, learn how your team works, and bring the judgment to do your part when the situation changes.

01

Observe

Reconnaissance that informs the campaign

02

Act

Coordinated direct action with your MSOT

03

Develop

Team experience and specialist qualifications

Marine Special Operations Teams

Your role in the operation.

Marine Special Operations Teams train for both direct action and reconnaissance. Every Raider develops the shared skills to carry out the team's missions, with responsibilities determined by the operation.

After ITC, graduates join an MSOT and continue training with their team. Additional qualifications, including designated marksman, sniper, and K9, are earned after assignment.

Training & progression

The route to your assignment.

  1. 01

    Fundamentals Course

  2. 02

    A&S · 1–2 training days

  3. 03

    ITC · 4 training days

  4. 04

    MSOT assignment & further qualifications

Enter A&S directly when the training calendar permits. During deployment or between selection cycles, candidates serve with MRSB, where they can qualify in specialties and deploy.

← All pathways

Pursue Marine Raider service.

Indicate your preferred pathway in your application. Your interview will cover expectations, suitability, and current openings.

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