Throughout the Marine Corps' history, people have discussed, debated and embraced the United States Marine Corps and our Marines. These discussions continue today through online conversations and social networks.
We welcome your comments and hope that our conversations in the Official MarineParents.com Facebook Groups will be polite and focused on assuring safety and security of our troops both overseas and stateside.Please take a moment to read over our comment and photo policy.
Throughout the Marine Corps' history, people have discussed, debated and embraced the United States Marine Corps and our Marines. These discussions continue today through online conversations and social networks. The Corps recognizes the importance of participating in these conversations and has a basic set of social media principles to help empower Marines and our community to participate in the discussions as better communicators and improved representatives of our Corps.
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Information taken from the official USMC website April 2016.
Added August 25, 2015
We have a place to connect and share with other family members who have a recruit in Marine Corps boot camp.
Facebook group members will now have "a Place to Connect & Share®" while their Marines are at School of Infantry (SOI). This is another way to bond with other Marine parents, family members, and friends. We encourage you to join your Marine's SOI Group to meet up with other Marine family members. Semper Family!
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If you're a Facebook user, we'd like you to have a Place to Connect & Share® in a state-specific group for your family members. It's another way to bond with other Marine parents, family and friends. We encourage you to join your state group to meet up with other Marine families in your areas. Semper Family!
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This guidance is provided for Marines who, in their personal capacity, desire to make unofficial posts online, regarding Marine Corps-related topics. (The term "Marines" on this guidance refers to active-duty and reserve Marines and sailors).
"Unofficial Internet posts," referred to below, are considered any content about the Marine Corps or related to the Marine Corps that are posted on any Internet site by Marines in an unofficial and personal capacity. Content includes, but is not limited to, personal comments, photographs, video, and graphics. Internet sites include social networking sites, blogs, forums, photo and video-sharing sites, and other sites to include sites not owned, operated or controlled by the Marine Corps or Department of Defense.
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