Marine Forces Reserve

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Rigorous training ensures MARFORRES Marines are always ready for any challenge. Training is the foundation of our readiness and effectiveness. 📸 Marine Sgt. Conner Downey

Job Opening: Transportation Assistant Leader in the G-4, Traffic Management Branch Location: Marine Forces Reserve, New Orleans, La. Opening & Closing Dates: 08/27/2024 to 09/03/2024 Salary: $49,025 - $63,733 annually Travel: Occasional travel - You may be expected to travel for this position. Key Responsibilities: • You will provide guidance to PCS and TAD personnel on transportation entitlements, baggage allowances, special conveyance restrictions and travel responsibilities. • You will interpret transportation orders and regulations such as JFTR, JTR, DTR and various Marine Corps orders relating to travel and transpiration of personnel. • You will review itineraries furnished by the Commercial Travel Office to ensure proper modes, contract carriers and routing are being utilized at the most economical cost to the government. • You will review the Transportation of People database daily to ensure all large group and commercial bus requests are correct and processed in a precise and timely matter. • You will review, validate, and reconcile monthly commercial bus CBA for submission to Transportation Voucher Certification Division for payment. • You will serve as a military passport acceptance agent at MARFORRES and are responsible for all official military and civilian no-fee passports. For a detailed overview of the role and to apply, please visit: https://brnw.ch/21wM7ng

Seamless integration with active components enhances our operational capabilities, ensuring mission success. 📸 Marine Lance Cpl. Leslie Alcaraz

U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Leonard F. Anderson IV, commander of Marine Forces Reserve and Marine Forces South, meets with Paraguayan Rear Adm. Diaz Walter, commandant of the Paraguayan Marine Corps, and Paraguayan Rear Adm. Rotela Christina, Paraguayan Navy chief of staff, at Marine Corps Support Facility New Orleans, Louisiana, on Aug. 14, 2024. The Paraguayan delegation visited MARFORSOUTH to discuss future bilateral training opportunities and shared security challenges between the U.S. Marine Corps and the Paraguayan Navy and Marine Corps. 📸: Marine Sgt. Scott Jenkins, Lance Cpl. Madisyn Paschal

STENNIS SPACE CENTER, Miss. (Aug. 15, 2024) — Marines and Navy sailors from Marine Forces Reserve and Marine Forces South participated in a panel for the Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School (NAVSCIATTS) Women, Peace, and Security module, discussing the roles and contributions of women in the U.S. armed forces. Retired Navy SEAL Capt. Robert “Gus” Gusentine moderated the panel as part of the Strategic Leaders International Course. This four-week course is designed to build partner capacity by providing senior military leaders and government officials from 22 partner nations with new perspectives and methodologies for strategic thinking and addressing complex challenges. (U.S. Navy photos by Angela K. Fry) #USMC #MarineCorps #WomenInUniform #WPS #StrategicLeadership #MilitaryTraining #InternationalCooperation

Celebrating 4th MAW's Legacy On August 22, 1942, the 4th Marine Base Defense Aircraft Wing was established in Hawaii, with squadrons at Midway, Ewa, and Samoa, playing a crucial role in the Pacific Theater during WWII. Renamed the 4th Marine Aircraft Wing in 1944, its pilots pioneered techniques that continue to influence the Marine Air Ground Task Force today. From WWII through the Korean War to the Global War on Terrorism and beyond, the 4th MAW has upheld its reputation for excellence, reaffirming its vital role in combat and crisis response. Today, we honor the 4th MAW's proud legacy and look forward with confidence to its continued tradition of defending freedom. (U.S. Marine Corps graphic created by Lance Cpl. Samwel Tabancay) #4thMAW #Marines #Legacy #WWII #KoreanWar #USMC

Talent Management 2030 is reshaping how we recruit, develop, and retain our Marines. Our goal is to build a corps that is intelligent, physically fit, and experienced. #TalentManagement #MarineCorps https://lnkd.in/gbZMB3rB

Training Excellence Training is crucial for maintaining operational readiness. Marine Forces Reserve focuses on developing, conducting, and evaluating thorough training programs to prepare Marines for modern warfare's demands. Ongoing training is vital to sustaining our exacting standards. #MarineReserves #Training #OperationalReadiness

Marine Forces Reserve is dedicated to maintaining readiness, ensuring we can mobilize and support the Total Force at any moment. #MarineCorps #Readiness