We support recruiting stations in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia. First activated as the 4th Reserve District in Philadelphia in September of 1937, the District was re-designated as the 4th Marine Corps Reserve District. The District retained that title until January 1964 when it became the 4th Marine Corps Recruiting District. The Distric
t covers 10 states and Washington D.C., has 600 recruiters and is responsible for recruiting 6,000 new Marines each year. Conduct and Page Guidelines
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