Marine Corps Recruiting Station Roseburg, Oregon

07/31/2021

Recruiting has been the hardest challenge in my Marine Corps career but also the most rewarding!

05/01/2021

04/30/2021

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Congratulations!! has earned the title Marine! Welcome to the Gun Club!!
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04/06/2021

Congratulations to Noe Sierra who enlisted into the Marines Delayed Entry Program to work in the Communications field!

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04/05/2021

Kennard-Dale graduate John Stefanowicz continued his unlikely wrestling success story with the biggest move yet.

03/30/2021

Congratulations Brett Rucker!!

03/29/2021

03/18/2021

Recruit Jeffers landing at MCRD to fulfill his dream as a Marine! The journey has just begun! OOORAH!! 🦅🌎⚓️🇺🇸

03/16/2021

03/15/2021

In 2004 US Marine 1stSgt. Brad Kasal was engaged in a firefight with insurgents during the Second Battle of Fallujah. He was hit by seven 7.62mm rounds and 47 pieces of shrapnel from a fragmentation gr***de. While fighting he used his body to shield another Marine. He was responsible for saving the lives of several Marines under his command. After being taken out of the house by his Marines he was still holding his M9 Beretta pistol and his Ka-Bar knife. He refused to lie on a litter to deny the enemy the satisfaction of seeing him in a supine position. After arriving at the field hospital, it was determined that he had lost 60% of his blood. It was later determined that he had over 100 puncture wounds. As a result of his injuries, he lost four inches of bone in his right leg. He has undergone 21 surgeries to repair the injuries to his leg. For his actions he was awarded several medals including the Navy Cross for valor. He retired in 2018 from the Marine Corps at the rank of Sgt. Major.Brad Kasal