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Archive: December, 2011

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Marines attending the Individual Trainging Course conduct patrols during the course's culminating exercise, Raider Spirit. - Marines attending the Individual Trainging Course conduct patrols during the course's culminating exercise, Raider Spirit.

ITC 2-11 Graduation

As U.S. and NATO forces, including up to 10,000 Marines, start an accelerated troop withdrawal from Afghanistan as early as next fall, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command knows that the withdrawal does not include them for now – in fact, MARSOC continues to grow and will see a continued presence in Afghanistan.With an

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