Explore the various jobs within the U.S. Marine Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC) and learn how Marine Raiders operate in complex, high-stakes environments. This video breaks down the ...

Members of MARSOC attend the Advanced Sniper Training Course near Jacksboro, TX on October 30, 2013. Photo by Vance Jacobs/MARSOC Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command put out a call for ...

The Marine Corps has authorized MARSOC operators to carry Glock pistols, since many of the elite outfit’s members prefer the popular 9mm over the custom .45 pistols the service bought them in 2012.

As it prepares to turn 10 next year, the Marine Corps’ small special operations community is the youngest of the military’s elite forces. That hardly means a lack of experience in dealing with threats ...

U.S. Navy SEALs have their iconic Trident insignia. Now, Marine Corps special operators have their own. The “Raiders” of Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command will have their special skill ...

Amid the Department of Defense's historic change to open all combat jobs to women, the Marine Corps accepted the first female applicants to the sister service branches' special operations command ...

100324-M-6001S-258 U.S. Marines conduct special purpose insertion and extraction exercises using a CH-53 Super Stallion helicopter from Marine Medium Tilt rotor Squadron 162 in Djibouti on March 24, ...

For the last decade, the Marine Corps' special operations command (MARSOC) has trained top operators at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Since February 24, 2006, Marines have spent an average of 11 ...