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History of Marine Security Forces

The Marine Security Forces is a specialized security unit within the United States Marine Corps that is responsible for providing security at various military installations and facilities. They are trained in physical security, law enforcement, and anti-terrorism tactics to protect personnel, equipment, and classified information. The Marine Security Forces often work closely with other branches of the military, as well as local law enforcement agencies, to ensure the safety of military installations. Their mission is to deter and defend against any threats to national security, both at home and abroad.

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ABOUT Marine Security Forces

  • Marine Security Forces were established in 1996 to provide security at US Navy installations around the world.
  • They are specially trained in small arms, hand-to-hand combat, and tactics to protect military assets.
  • In 2012, Marine Security Forces began deploying teams to protect US embassies in high-threat areas.
  • During the Gulf War in 1991, Marine Security Forces provided security for US bases in the region.
  • Marine Security Forces have been involved in several high-profile hostage rescues, including the 1998 US embassy bombings in Africa.
  • They have also been deployed to provide security for humanitarian missions and disaster relief efforts.
  • Marine Security Forces have a close working relationship with other military branches, as well as local law enforcement agencies.
  • They undergo rigorous physical training and are always on high alert to respond to potential threats.
  • Marine Security Forces have a reputation for being highly skilled and professional in their duties.
  • They play a crucial role in protecting US interests both at home and abroad.

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