MARFORRES Communicator - September 2016

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MARINEFORCESRESERVE | SEPTEMBER 2016

COMMUNICATOR BY THE NUMBERS

* As of August 30th 2016

Total Marine Corps Reserve

103,564

Individual Ready Reserve

64,670

Selected Marine Corps Reserve

Active Component End Strength

30,623

183,472

Active Reserve

2,239

U.S. Navy End Strength

1,391

Trainees

3,465

Exercises

135

Individual Mobilization Augmentees

Operations

2,564

436

Total Deployed

571

Total SelRes

38,894

Authorized End Strength

38,900

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133

LT. GEN. REX C. MCMILLIAN

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Commander, Marine Forces Reserve

“Protect What You’ve Earned” is a CMC-directed, overarching initiative that covers all aspects of a Marine or Sailor’s personal decisions and conduct. You’ve worked hard to earn the uniform and all it represents. You’ve learned your skills, attained your rank, paid for your car, established family and social relationships, and kept yourself fit. Part of earning these things is maintaining them. Staying within a budget and paying your bills on time protects your good credit record and your financial stability. Responsible drinking, arranging for rides and putting the phone away when you’re driving protects your rank, your reputation, your friends and family, and your property – not to mention your own life. As service members, we have a reputation of making good, responsible decisions in our lives. Exercise that judgement, seek help when you need it, and keep pressing in the right direction to protect our reputation. Let’s show the nation that we’ve earned it, and we otos and ph deserve it. s io b he Semper Fidelis. view t

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Secretary of the Navy Commandant of the Marine Corps Assistant Commandant Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Commander, Marine Forces Reserve Executive Director, Marine Forces Reserve

LEADERSHIP

Hon. Ray Mabus Gen. Robert B. Neller Gen. Glenn M. Walters Sgt. Maj. Ronald L. Green Lt. Gen. Rex C. McMillian Mr. Gregg T. Habel

Sergeant Major, Marine Forces Reserve Sgt. Maj. Patrick L. Kimble Command Master Chief, Marine Forces Reserve CMDCM Chris Kotz 4th Marine Division Brig. Gen. Paul K. Lebidine 4th Marine Aircraft Wing Brig. Gen. Bradley S. James 4th Marine Logistics Group Brig. Gen. Helen G. Pratt Force Headquarters Group Brig. Gen. Michael F. Fahey

Life • Credit History • Health • Career • Rank • Reputation Property • Savings • Relationships • Family • Retirement

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MARFORRES Communicator - September 2016

Published on Sep 20, 2016

Marine Forces Reserve

“Protect What You’ve Earned” is a CMC-directed, overarching initiative that covers all aspects of a Marine or Sailor’s personal decisions and conduct. You’ve worked hard to earn the uniform and all it represents. You’ve learned your skills, attained your rank, paid for your car, established family and social relationships, and kept yourself fit. Part of earning these things is maintaining them. Staying within a budget and paying your bills on time protects your good credit record and your financial stability. Responsible drinking, arranging for rides and putting the phone away when you’re driving protects your rank, your reputation, your friends and family, and your property – not to mention your own life. As service members, we have a reputation of making good, responsible decisions in our lives. Exercise that judgement, seek help when you need it, and keep pressing in the right direction to protect our reputation. Let’s show the nation that we’ve earned it, and we deserve it.