Arizona Marine Officers

🪓🇺🇸Congrats to the Marine officer candidates from Northern Arizona University for their big win at the monthly physical conditioning event.

30 candidates from 4 universities across Arizona raced to the top of Bear Mountain in Sedona to be the first to plant their school's flag at the top.

Each month, the Arizona Marine Officer Selection Team hosts these events to ensure that all of the young men and women in the program are ready for the rigorous training at Marine Officer Candidate School.

Face hardship together. Win together. Do you have the strength to lead American Marines? 🇺🇸

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Jonathan Dominguez has officially become a Marine Officer Candidate, slated to compete for selection to attend Officer Candidate School next January. In the coming months, preparation for the selection board will demand deepening rigorous physical training, and maintaining upright conduct in American society. The Marine Corps guards its gates, and Dominguez has earned his right to take the first steps into them.

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Marine Officer Candidates charge through the Montford Point Challenge course in Quantico. The Montford Point Challenge is one of the final training events before graduation and commissioning, requiring the full strength of the Marine team. No one can carry the log alone.

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"The virtuous are never alone - they will always have friends nearby."

- Kongzi (Confucious), "The Analects"

We embrace suffering together, become stronger together, and win together.

180 pounds
3 miles
1000 foot climb
100 degrees
3 teams
14 candidates

Some of Arizona’s best graduated PLC Juniors this weekend. They will continue pursuit of their undergraduate degrees full time before returning to Brown Field where they will attend their second six weeks at PLC Seniors.

The newest Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps, Second Lieutenant Dallin Porter.

2ndLt Porter completed his degree from and is now a Marine Officer. He will report to The Basic School in a few months to learn the principles of tactics and Marine Officership.

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Candidate Thompson is studying finance with a a 3.25 grade point average and a 284 on his physical fitness test. He is a servant leader and an athlete looking to do his first triathlon this year.

He will compete for a chance to lead Marines with an Air contract.

Congratulations on taking the first step to becoming a United States Marine Corps Officer!

If you think you have what it takes to lead United States Marines send us a message or follow the information in our bio using your Arizona zip code.

The newest Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps, Second Lieutenant Nicholas Gillette.

He completed his degree from , and is now a Marine Officer. He will report to The Basic School in a few months to learn the principles of tactics and Marine Officership.

Marine Corps Officer Candidates School tests your leadership while under mental and physical stress. Leaders must be tested in tough environments to ensure they are capable of leading United States Marines.

Think you have what it takes to be a Marine Officer?

Send us a message or follow the information in our bio using your Arizona zip code.

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Candidate Jaber graduated with a degree in health sciences with a 3.8 GPA and was halfway through medical school when he decided to commit himself to the ultimate leadership challenge, becoming a Marine Officer. He runs a 278 PFT, speaks multiple languages, and started his own small logistics business. He will compete for a chance to lead Marines with a Ground contract.

Congratulations on taking the first step to becoming a United States Marine Corps Officer!

If you think you have what it takes to lead United States Marines send us a message or follow the information in our bio using your Arizona zip code.

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PFC Bruyere is studying neuroscience with a 286 PFT. He has already proven he has what it takes to be a United States Marine and will now compete for a chance to lead Marines with a Ground contract.

Congratulations on taking the first step to becoming a United States Marine Corps Officer!

If you think you have what it takes to lead United States Marines send us a message or follow the information in our bio using your Arizona zip code.