"Why Fallujah Is One of the Marine Corps' Most ..." Topic
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| Tango01 | 15 Nov 2017 10:01 p.m. PST |
… Legendary Battles. "On Nov. 10, 1775, a man named Samuel Nicholas went to Tun Tavern in Philadelphia, Penn. There he began a recruitment process to put sharpshooters on Naval vessels to protect them. He also wanted to create a landing force for some of the most intense battles in the Revolutionary War. Those that signed became the very first United States Marines. Over the centuries, Marines gained status as their very own military branch and earned a reputation as one of the most hardened, violent, and distinguished fighting forces in military history. From here, it would be easy to go into the long and honorable history of the Marine Corps. Instead, it's important to focus on a more recent Marine Corps birthday, one of which took place during The Battle of Fallujah. Though the Marine Corps' birthday has landed on many the days of battles over time, Fallujah is the most recent and was called, "the biggest urban battle since the battle of Hue City in Vietnam."…"
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