To become a recon Marine requires the toughest mental and physical fortitude. (U.S. Marine Corps video by LCpl. Brandon Salas) | U.S. Marine Corps

USMC Maritime Recon Platoon on Mission 🌊⚔️ | US Military News

Marine and Navy “Ropers” (Students) in Recon Training Assessment Program (RTAP) class 2-22 conducting a deep end training card involving recovering bricks from the pool bottom and trading them off between each other while treading water. Just one of many exercises that fill their day in the pool and hills surrounding @recontrainingcompany there in Camp Pendleton. @recontrainingcompany @marine_combatant_diver_course @2d_recon_bn @1st_recon_battalion @3rd_recon_bn @4threconbn @3rd.force.recon @dee

Just a friendly morning “slay session”. Ropers in Recon Training Assessment Program (RTAP) conducting the USMC Obstacle Course for time after completing their morning ruck run, while recent graduates of the Basic Reconnaissance Course (BRC) are conducting some “pre-dive” training prior to attending Marine Combatant Dive Course (MCD). @recontrainingcompany @marine_combatant_diver_course @2d_recon_bn @1st_recon_battalion @3rd_recon_bn @4threconbn @3rd.force.recon #forcereconassociation #marinereco