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OFFICER

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MARINE OFFICER INFO

The process of becoming a Marine Officer will go in this order:

  • Applying for a Commissioning Program

  • Commissioning (OCS or USNA Graduation)

  • The Basic School (Basic Officer Training)

  • Military Occupational Skills (MOS) Training

  • Arriving at your Unit (The Fleet Marine Forces)

Click to learn more about each phase.

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Officer Fitness Requirements

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MOS Schools

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Every officer attends a specialty MOS school or set of schools. These can range from 4 weeks to 6 months or longer.

The Fleet - Good, Bad, and Ugly

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Marines are going to do Marine things. You'll operate in a constrained environment doing the most with the least. Here's some things to expect.

Taking Control of Your Career

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Understand the highs and lows, the hurdles, and how to get the most of your time leading Marines.

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