Philadelphia Marine Officer

Congratulations to Robert Dusovic on submitting my his application for Platoon Leaders Class! Candidate Dusovic is in his sophomore year at Villanova University. He built and submitted his application with impressive efficiency, and brings with him a high level of motivation and morale that is sure to spread to those around him 🇺🇸

“From childhood, I have idolized those who served, and I believe it to be one of the most admirable things someone can do.” -Candidate Dusovic

The dedication and drive that Candidate Dusovic has already displayed speaks volumes about the potential impact he can make as a leader of Marines. 🇺🇸 Keep it up Dusovic!

🇺🇸FINISH LINE IN SIGHT🇺🇸 As the officer candidates of OCC-251 pushed through their 9th week of Officer Candidates Course, we got a glimpse of 2 of Philly’s own. Candidates Miller and Foschi Walko are seen here conducting their small unit leadership evaluations in the training areas of Quantico, VA. With only a week left of OCS, little stands between them and the Title of U.S. Marine and the rank of 2nd Lieutenant. Finish strong, Candidates! 💥

Congratulations to Isabella Robinson on successfully completing her application for Platoon Leaders Class this summer! Candidate Robinson is currently enrolled at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law. She has displayed unwavering dedication to physically and mentally preparing for Officer Candidates School. If selected, she will embark on a path that leads to serving as a Marine Corps Judge Advocate.

“To me, serving as a Marine Corps Officer is the highest honor imaginable - growing into the best version of myself while leading others to do the same” - Candidate Robinson

Your motivation and commitment motivates those around you. This is just the beginning!🇺🇸

Congratulations to Nicholas Niemczyk on successfully completing his application for Platoon Leaders Class this summer! Candidate Niemczyk is in his first year of law school at Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law. He is also on Villanova’s rugby team.

“I want a brotherhood that pushes me to my limit and a mission rooted in service.” - Candidate Niemczyk

Your leadership within the program speaks volumes about your character. All ga, no brakes! 🇺🇸

Congratulations to Paul Neyhart Jr. on successfully completing his application for Platoon Leaders Class this summer! Candidate Neyhart is a Sophomore Criminal Justice major at Pennsylvania State University Hazleton, where he is the Head of Senate for the Student Government Association and an active leader within the Hazleton community.

“I will lead with honor, integrity, and uphold the highest standards. I dedicate myself to protecting this country and the values that define America.” - Candidate Neyhart

Your dedication to service inspire those around you. Now, the real work begins! 🇺🇸

The next wave of Philadelphia Officer Candidates are out the door! These seven candidates are attending the Marine Corps’ Officer Candidate Course 251 in Quantico VA, where their physical and mental strength will be put to the test to determine if they have what it takes to claim the title of Marine Corps Officer. They have all rigorously trained for this and are prepared for the challenges ahead. To the candidates of OCC-251, we will see you on the other side! 🇺🇸

Past. Present. Future 🇺🇸

On Saturday, Marines currently attending The Basic School (TBS) and awaiting Infantry Officer Course (IOC) spent time with current Officer Applicants and Candidates and shared their knowledge and experiences at OCS.

This event concluded with the swearing in of Candidate Wolff and Candidate Kelmendi in front of Independence Hall in Philadelphia. These gentlemen have worked hard to complete their application for Officer Candidate Course 252 in May.

All gas, no brakes.

Grit, determination, and the relentless will to accomplish the mission.

The journey is just beginning, but we are proud and honored to serve alongside you. Thank you for answering the call.

We are thankful for the freedoms we have as Americans, the constant grind, and the opportunity to earn The Title of Marine everyday.

Happy Thanksgiving🇺🇸

Congratulations to Robert Knight for submitting his application for Platoon Leaders Class! Candidate Knight is a Junior at Wilkes University, where he is majoring in Sports Management. Candidate Knight aspires to continue his family’s legacy of Marine Corps service.

“The Marine Corps embodies commitment, excellence, and discipline, which I strive to use everyday in my life. I feel it is my duty and obligation to defend the values that this country was founded on.”- Candidate Knight