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  1. From the Halls of Montezuma
    To the shores of Tripoli;
    We fight our country’s battles
    On the land as on the sea;
    First to fight for right and freedom
    And to keep our honor clean;
    We are proud to claim the title
    Of United States Marine.
    Our flag’s unfurled to every breeze
    From dawn to setting sun;
    We have fought in ev’ry clime and place
    Where we could take a gun;
    In the snow of far-off Northern lands
    And in sunny tropic scenes;
    You will find us always on the job
    The United States Marines
    Here’s health to you and to our Corps
    Which we are proud to serve;
    In many a strife we’ve fought for life
    And never lost our nerve;
    If the Army and the Navy
    Ever look on Heaven’s scenes;
    They will find the streets are guarded
    By United States Marines.

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  2. Respect to you from Germany!! All Americans can be proud of their Army and the U.S.M.C..
    I’m going to be a soldier in the Bundeswehr ( German Army),and I’m hopefully going to serve with some of our American brothers!
    Semper Fi!!!!

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  4. serving in the Corps 1966-1969…I still  get shivers up my spine when I hear the Hymn being played…the proudest years of my life…

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  5. RIP to those Marines who perished in Afghanistan in August. Now they are in heaven guarding the streets. Semper fi🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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  7. At a Memorial Day concert held in a local cemetery in 1999, the musicians on the bandstand played the Armed Forces Medley, highlighting the various branches of the services, inviting active and past members to stand and join in. I watched as Army veterans stood and waved their hands to their tune. The same happened when the Navy’s music was played, and was repeated for the Air Force as well as the Coast Guard. All the participants had stood, tapping their feet and waving their arms in time with the music and looking around at the others standing.
    When they played the Marine Corps Hymn, I stood immediately to military attention; eyes to the front, chin high, stomach in, shoulders well back, the thumbs of my closed hands along the outer seam of my trousers, and my feet at a 45 degree angle with the heels touching. When the Marine Hymn ended, I sat down and asked a family member if she had seen any other Marines stand during the abbreviated rendition. She said No, you were the only one who stood. At that time, in that place, I represented the ENTIRE United States Marine Corps, past and present, and had followed my training, which said to stand at attention whenever I heard our hymn to honor the Corps and my brethren. I will never forget that concert.

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  9. Brilliant, although it brings a tear to my eye. I’m a 76 year old Brit and I lost my eldest Nephew Mike, he was a Marine serving his third tour in Viet Nam, he was killed just before the war ended. It makes my blood boil when I see pictures of people burning and insulting the American and British flags. It should be classed as treason. God Bless America and the UK.

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  10. Today, you people are no longer maggots. Today, you are Marines. You’re part of a brotherhood. From now on until the day you die, wherever you are, every Marine is your brother.

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  11. Few US Marines know and even fewer Greeks, that the Marine’s Hymn celebrates the very first joint Greek and American military cooperation. It took place in 1805 and resulted in the release of 308 Americans held hostage for ransom by pirates. The reference to American Marines in action on the shores of Tripoli commemorates the attack on a stronghold of the Pasha of Tripoli (Libya), who along with the rulers of three other petty North African states, Morocco, Tunis and Algiers, practiced piracy against commercial shipping in the Mediterranean in the eighteenth and nineteenth century.

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  12. I’m in the JROTC Navy Marine Corps and my rank is Cadet Sergeant, When I was new the first thing I hear during our march was this and I missed the Old times of my New Brand of the JROTC Navy Marine Corps, Especially wearing a White hat with a Blue tunic uniform, It’s just beautiful for my eye to see such Beauty of the Color Guards

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  15. Here’s health to you and to our Corps
    Which we are proud to serve;
    In many a strife we’ve fought for life
    And never lost our nerve.
    If the Army and the Navy
    Ever look on Heaven’s scenes,
    They will find the streets are guarded
    By United States Marines.

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