"This is a repositioning of our marine expeditionary forces," a spokesman said.

Provide offensive air support, armed reconnaissance, and air defense for Marine expeditionary forces.

After recruit training most recruits headed to Europe as part of the Marine Expeditionary Forces.

Again General Powell did not recommend any fundamental changes in this area, saying that separate Army and Marine expeditionary forces needed to be maintained.

The three Marine Expeditionary Forces are:

In the U.S. Marine Corps there are three marine expeditionary forces.

II Marine Expeditionary Forces.

Larger units are now Marine Expeditionary Brigades and Marine Expeditionary Forces.

Marine Corps' bases are concentrated around the locations of the Marine Expeditionary Forces, though reserve units are scattered throughout the United States.

The unit specializes in communications and is trained to provide radio, cyber, wire/switching, and satellite services to support Marine Expeditionary Forces (MEFs).

She supported Marine expeditionary forces on the China coast until 30 August 1912, when she sailed from Chefoo for repairs at Olongapo, Philippine Islands.

She also carried military supplies, Marine expeditionary forces, sailors and their dependents, and occasionally members of congressional committees on inspection tours, calling at ports from Shanghai to Bermuda.

The USMC is planning to reduce its logistical requirements and by 2025 eliminate all liquid fuel use for Marine Expeditionary Forces, except for highly efficient vehicles.

During the Iraq War, the Marine Corps regularly rotated command of MNF-W between the 1st and 2nd Marine Expeditionary Forces.

General Shalikashvili said he had ordered a review of the deployment of certain units in high demand, like C-130 cargo plane crews and Marine expeditionary forces, to determine if "we're running them ragged."

From July 2004, the Royal Tonga Marines were augmenting the 1st Marine Expeditionary Forces (MEF) in the Al Anbar Province of Iraq.

Ryan served in units within the II & III Marine Expeditionary Forces as a Staff Officer, Company Commander, Platoon Commander, and Operations Officer.

Lakehurst provides these services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, both from the homebase in New Jersey as well as aboard US Navy deployed ships and Marine Expeditionary Forces.

COMUSMARCENT provides Marine Expeditionary Forces capable of conducting a wide range of operations, offering the command a responsive and unique set of capabilities.

In addition to a large deployment of ground troops, the United States would deploy five aircraft carrier battlegroups, two Marine Expeditionary Forces, 16 Air Force fighter squadrons and four heavy bomber squadrons.

From Santo Domingo the squadron traveled to San Diego, California and became the first Marine squadron on the West Coast and was designated as the aviation asset to accompany Marine Expeditionary Forces.

A Marine Corps Reserve unit of the 4th Marine Aircraft Wing, VMGR-452 operated KC-130T Hercules aircraft available for world-wide tasking in support of Marine Expeditionary Forces and combatant commanders.

In August 1990, after Saddam Hussein's Iraqi forces invaded Kuwait, "Fighting FORTY" was called from its deployment site in Guam to support the First and Second Marine Expeditionary Forces in Saudi Arabia.

Through its Field Program, OEG sends analysts on two- to three-year deployments to provide real-time analytic support to operational commands around the world (including aircraft carrier strike groups, Marine expeditionary forces, the U.S. Central Command, and the U.S. Pacific Command).

"This is a repositioning of our marine expeditionary forces," a spokesman said.

Provide offensive air support, armed reconnaissance, and air defense for Marine expeditionary forces.

It was signed after rebel leaders met with the commander of a 2,300-member Marine expeditionary force that is poised offshore.

They provide the I Marine Expeditionary Force with intelligence products and analysis.

It came under I Marine Expeditionary Force during the 2003 conflict.

The soldier was attached to the First Marine Expeditionary Force.

The first time was early 2004 when they flew in support of the I Marine Expeditionary Force.

They were in general support of the I Marine Expeditionary Force throughout the province.

Marines from the First Marine Expeditionary Force also joined the fight in the south.

The First Marine Expeditionary Force is already on its second tour in Iraq.

The ground war would be carried out by two Army divisions and an expanded Marine Expeditionary Force.

After recruit training most recruits headed to Europe as part of the Marine Expeditionary Forces.

That Marine Expeditionary Force is the only shoreside card we have to play against the Russians right now.

Major Gurfein was to lead special operations for the First Marine Expeditionary Force.

The next day they crossed the border in support of the US 1 Marine Expeditionary Force.

Redesignated on 5 February 1988 as the "I Marine Expeditionary Force"

Again General Powell did not recommend any fundamental changes in this area, saying that separate Army and Marine expeditionary forces needed to be maintained.

During that operation, the I Marine Expeditionary Force took back the city of Fallujah from insurgents.

The brigade served under the II Marine Expeditionary Force.

These vessels had three helicopters, a 140th Marine Expeditionary Force, military and civilian doctors, and paramedics.

The three Marine Expeditionary Forces are:

They provide the aviation combat element for the II Marine Expeditionary Force.

In the U.S. Marine Corps there are three marine expeditionary forces.

Greene was flying a mission in support of I Marine Expeditionary Force when he was killed by small arms fire.

The 125,000-acre base is home to the First Marine Expeditionary Force, which made up the bulk of marines sent to Somalia.