Marine Corps Recruiting Auburn

Check it out, our poolees have been crushing it!

Learn more by sending us a message or visiting our website.

SCREAM OUT YOUR FACE!

Our future Marines from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi took on our annual joint pool function! They participated in multiple physical fitness assessments and competitions; all with some amazing motivation provided by our Drill Instructors! We couldn’t be more proud, and we cannot wait to see these young men and women go on to earn the title Marine.

Reach out in the comments to tell us about your journey to becoming a Marine, or to find out how to get started!

We’re blown away by the effort of our future Marines! From earning esteemed awards to pushing themselves at every PT we know they give it their all.

Here’s highlighting the amazing effort from our poolees in Prattville, Tuscaloosa, and Tupelo!

Form it up!

We’ve been making strides towards improving our readiness when it comes to physical and mental toughness. Here’s highlighting the future Marines of Pensacola and Montgomery as they work on physical training and drill!

Can’t wait to take part in this event! Some of the best athletes in the great state of Alabama giving their all to claim the title! Who’s going to show up and take the dub N Vs S! Comment below who you think!

Every month our future Marines take one step closer to their goal.

The dedication we’ve seen has been outstanding, and we commend their great effort!

Here’s featuring the future Marines of Marine Corps Recruiting Dothan and Marine Corps Recruiting Panama City at their joint pool function, as well as the physical training session at Marine Corps Recruiting Tupelo.

The world belongs to the few people who are not afraid to get their hands dirty- Howard Schultz

Think you have what it takes to roll around with us only one way to find out

were selected to visit and partake in a lot of activities this past week! To say it was a motivating week would be an understatement! To see all the lives changes and to see all the families get their Marines back was awesome!

Wrapping up the holidays is always bittersweet, but our future Marines are here to brighten your day!

We’ve taken some great strides recently; Marine Corps Recruiting Birmingham has worked extensively to mentor students in their community, Marine Corps Recruiting Mobile
promoted SSgt. Reginald Woods, and we’ve had future Marines from every station affirm their commitment by swearing into our corps. Here’s to another amazing year!

No matter the time, no matter the place, when America calls the Marines will be there.

These outstanding young men and women have answered that call, just days before Christmas, their commitment to their country is unmatched.

We look forward to their dedicated service among our ranks as we wish our nation a happy holiday!

Burpees in the sunset, anything more romantic than that? Getin slayed today to own tomorrow!

Why wait for the new year to work on yourself when you can join us every Tuesday and Thursday at 4!

From blue shirts to green camis, we put in the work to complete the transformation!

Wrapping up our future Marines efforts puts all the hard work into perspective. Our future Marines across, Birmingham, Vestavia Hills, Columbus, and Panama City are active in their efforts and their communities.

Get in touch with us to learn more!

We’ve got grit on the gridiron!

Our last day of the championship has been a blast. We’d love to catch you at our pull-up challenge before we head out!

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We bring the heat!

We were fired up for day 2 of the championship!

Come check us out one last time tomorrow.

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It is an honor and a privilege for us to serve as Marines in this community. Being able to celebrate that fact with our 247th Marine Corps Ball has cemented that. Here’s to an amazing 247 more years!

We got it made in the shade.

Are you ready to work hard play hard? Learn more about our opportunities, like our female engagement teams, at our website.

Everyday across the Corps Marines are doing great things. We wanted to highlight one of our awesome ordnance technicians Lance Cpl. Kendra Delgado.

She is a part of Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron (HMLA) 167, and was just part of a training exercise in Michigan.

(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Servante R. Coba)

It takes a team for us to get our job done; learn more about our team by visiting our website.

The Marine Corps swim qualification can either be one of the easiest things you’ll ever do, or the hardest. Are you ready?

To pass you must be able to swim with your full uniform for 25 meters, conduct a water gear shed in 10 seconds, jump from a 15 foot tower and swim 25 meters, tread water for 4 minutes, and swim 25 meters with a water proof pack.

Check out our website to learn more about prep!

Hey doc what’s METOC?

METOC is the Marine Corps’ Meterology and Oceanography job field. The Marines in this field help set up and utlize weather forecasting stations so that our operations can go smoothly.

Learn more on our website!

Name a better duo than Marine Corps Recruiting Tupelo, Mississippi and Marine Corps Recruiting Prattville, Al!

Our future Marines have been slaying the game with workouts! The team at Tupelo were able to conduct their physical evaluation, and then stayed for more in order to learn how the Marine Corps conducts combat fitness. Prattville's future Marines have been working hard at every physical training session and continue to conduct dynamic and calisthenic workouts. We are beyond proud of their effort! Leave a comment to show your support, or send us a message to learn more.

Are you ready to pass a PFT?

To enlist as a Marine you'll need to complete an Initial Strength Test, a testing tool that helps prepare future Marines to pass the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Test. Visit our website to see where you stack up against the IST and the PFT. Send us a message to learn more about prep!

Completing Marine Recruit Training can seem like a daunting task, but by breaking down the process it is achievable. If joining the Marines is your goal, starting with these tips will get you started!

1. Find a consistent work-out plan.
2. Fuel your body right, and remember to hydrate.
3. Work towards achieving a passing ASVAB score.
4. Contact your recruiting station!

Our last tip will help you with everything else. At the end of the day our recruiters are here for you. As long as you show the drive to become a Marine they can help you to build a plan that will help you to earn the title.

Top Dog

Our military working dog handlers are a vital part of our team. Alongside their canine companions they are able to protect and serve. Marine dog handlers train in detection, retrieval, and more. Check out our website to learn more.

National leadership academy kicks off area tour at Russell County High School RUSSELL COUNTY, Ala. (WRBL)— One nationwide leadership academy kicked off their first area tour Tuesday, April 26, at Russell County High School. The United States Marine Corps Sports Leadership Ac…