Reconnaissance Marines train at the United States Marine Corps Combatant Diver Course to become experts at assessing terrain and monitoring enemy activity—an essential part of ensuring victory during amphibious warfare. Text THEFEW (843339) to talk to a recruiter about becoming a Marine. | Marine Corps Recruiting

A new Marine Combatant Dive Instructor undergoing his “onboarding process” at Naval Diving and Salvage Training Center in Panama City FL. Multiple other instructors pummel him subsurface as he must maintain his cool to work through the myriad of issues they cause to his rig. If he is expected to train students in this phase, he must be able to take far more punishment than the students endure… @combat.diver.foundation @recontrainingcompany @marine_combatant_diver_course @1st_recon_battalion @2d_

Marine and Navy “Ropers” (Students) in Recon Training Assessment Program (RTAP) class 2-22 conducting a deep end training card involving recovering bricks from the pool bottom and trading them off between each other while treading water. Just one of many exercises that fill their day in the pool and hills surrounding @recontrainingcompany there in Camp Pendleton. @recontrainingcompany @marine_combatant_diver_course @2d_recon_bn @1st_recon_battalion @3rd_recon_bn @4threconbn @3rd.force.recon @dee

Marine and Navy Students (Ropers) in RTAP 4-22 conducting a 25 meter underwater crossover under the watchful eyes of their Recon Instructors. @recontrainingcompany @marine_combatant_diver_course @2d_recon_bn @1st_recon_battalion @3rd_recon_bn @4threconbn @3rd.force.recon #forcereconassociation #marinereconfoundation #reconsniperfoundation #forcereconfoundation #forcerecon #recon #usmc #recondo #usmcrecon #amphibious | Force Recon Association