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The CO can range from a [[Second Lieutenant]] on a small ship to a [[Lieutenant Colonel]] on a large facility or colony. Charged with the training, condition and tactical leadership of the Marine compliment, they are a member of the senior staff.
 
The CO can range from a [[Second Lieutenant]] on a small ship to a [[Lieutenant Colonel]] on a large facility or colony. Charged with the training, condition and tactical leadership of the Marine compliment, they are a member of the senior staff.
  
Historically on Earth, the marine forces or marine corps have infantry forces that are part of the relevant country's navy. However, in Starfleet, the [[Starfleet Marine Corps|Marine Corps]] are their own, separate, command. However, the Marine Commanding Officer reports to the ship or facility's [[Commanding Officer]] in all situations, and reports to the ship's [[Chief Security Officer|of Security]] for all ship-board security matters, regardless of the ranks involved.
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Historically on Earth, the marine forces or marine corps have infantry forces that are part of the relevant country's navy. However, in Starfleet, the [[Starfleet Marine Corps|Marine Corps]] are their own, separate, command. However, the Marine Commanding Officer reports to the ship or facility's [[Commanding Officer]] in all situations, and reports to the ship's [[Chief Security Officer|Chief of Security]] for all ship-board security matters, regardless of the ranks involved.
  
 
Tasks undertaken by marines have included assisting in the provision of security in a starship while in deep space - reflecting the pressed nature of the ships' company and the risk of mutiny. Other tasks would include boarding of vessels during combat or capture of prize ships and providing manpower for raiding ashore in support of the naval objectives. Marine elements would also contribute to any campaigns on the ground (officially termed to be 'ashore'), in support of the military objective.
 
Tasks undertaken by marines have included assisting in the provision of security in a starship while in deep space - reflecting the pressed nature of the ships' company and the risk of mutiny. Other tasks would include boarding of vessels during combat or capture of prize ships and providing manpower for raiding ashore in support of the naval objectives. Marine elements would also contribute to any campaigns on the ground (officially termed to be 'ashore'), in support of the military objective.

Revision as of 19:19, 1 June 2010

Marine Duty Uniform
The Marine CO is responsible for all the Marine personnel assigned to the ship or facility. He or she is in required to take command of any special ground operations and lease such actions with security. The Marines could be called the 24th century commandos.

The CO can range from a Second Lieutenant on a small ship to a Lieutenant Colonel on a large facility or colony. Charged with the training, condition and tactical leadership of the Marine compliment, they are a member of the senior staff.

Historically on Earth, the marine forces or marine corps have infantry forces that are part of the relevant country's navy. However, in Starfleet, the Marine Corps are their own, separate, command. However, the Marine Commanding Officer reports to the ship or facility's Commanding Officer in all situations, and reports to the ship's Chief of Security for all ship-board security matters, regardless of the ranks involved.

Tasks undertaken by marines have included assisting in the provision of security in a starship while in deep space - reflecting the pressed nature of the ships' company and the risk of mutiny. Other tasks would include boarding of vessels during combat or capture of prize ships and providing manpower for raiding ashore in support of the naval objectives. Marine elements would also contribute to any campaigns on the ground (officially termed to be 'ashore'), in support of the military objective.