Marine Corps Recruiting Concord, CA

Marine Corps Recruiting Concord, CA United States Marine Corps
510 D Contra Costa Blvd. Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
9256851775

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAYRSS Concord extends heartfelt wishes to all the incredible mothers out there on this special Mother's ...
05/14/2023

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY

RSS Concord extends heartfelt wishes to all the incredible mothers out there on this special Mother's Day. We also send our warmest regards to the moms of our Poolees and Marines.


11/10/2022

Its a heritage shared by all who have earned the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor. It's a history permanently etched by the actions of every Marine who has ever served. To the ones who came before and those who will follow.

Happy Birthday Marines!

What is Educator’s Workshop?Educators Workshop is a week-long, all-expense-paid, immersive experience that gives educato...
08/31/2022

What is Educator’s Workshop?

Educators Workshop is a week-long, all-expense-paid, immersive experience that gives educators a first-hand look at what it means to become a Marine.

Pictured is Mrs. Cherita Dilley from Vallejo Unified School District. Cherita was hesitant to attend the workshop as her view of the Armed Forces wasn’t a positive one, however she kept her mind open to see how the Marines could benefit her students.

After spending some time with the Marines and seeing what opportunities would be available for her students, Ms. Cherita said, “Becoming a Marine is a process, it’s not just signing up and putting on a uniform and becoming a Marine. They really do go through a process of breaking down bad habits and then building the young men and women up to become men and women of character. That’s the first thing that really stands out that’s important.”

Couldn’t have said it better. If you’re an educator and you’re interested in attending a workshop message us for more information or ask your local recruiter.

Meet Sgt Myers Omicamy, originally from the Dominican Republic, and Brooklyn, New York. She is your local recruiter in C...
08/25/2022

Meet Sgt Myers Omicamy, originally from the Dominican Republic, and Brooklyn, New York. She is your local recruiter in Contra Costa County area. Sgt Myers’ primary MOS/job is Food Service Specialist (3381). She has served 6 years in the Corps and has been stationed at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Marine Wing Support Squadron 374 (MWSS 374) and Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Combat Logistics Regiment 17 (CLR 17). While in the in the Marine Corps, Sgt Myers has been deployed to Okinawa, Japan and South Korea.

Live in the Contra Costa County area and interested in becoming a Marine? DM Sgt Myers to learn about what the Marine Corps can offer you or visit us at marines.com/rssfo

Find Sgt Myers on Instagram: sgt.myers.usmc

We Make MarinesIt takes more than raising one’s hand to earn the title of Marine. Those who do, demonstrate throughout t...
06/09/2022

We Make Marines

It takes more than raising one’s hand to earn the title of Marine. Those who do, demonstrate throughout the Delayed Entry Program and recruit training that they can be trusted when our Nation needs them most. They show resilience and an unwillingness to quit, no matter how tough things get.

If you think you have what it takes to become a Marine visit us at marines.com/rssfo or DM us.

BEHIND THE LENSEver wonder who captures all the amazing content that helps the nation know what’s going on in the Corps?...
06/08/2022

BEHIND THE LENS

Ever wonder who captures all the amazing content that helps the nation know what’s going on in the Corps?

Communication Strategy and Operations (COMMSTRAT) is one of 300 different occupations that is offered in the Marine Corps. COMMSTRAT Marines are behind the lens of every major operation, training exercise, and monumental achievement in Marines lives.

This Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) is broken into three different sections to help capture history: photography, videography, and graphic design.

Do you want to help narrate the Marine Corps story? Visit us at marines.com/rssfo or talk to your local recruiter.

Marine Corps recruits with Platoon 3241, Lima Company, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, body spar during the crucible abo...
01/25/2022

Marine Corps recruits with Platoon 3241, Lima Company, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, body spar during the crucible aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego.

The Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP) builds the warrior ethos with armed and unarmed techniques from various styles of martial arts. Body sparring is one of the close quarters hand-to-hand combat techniques taught within MCMAP.

11/11/2021

For Marines, the call to serve never truly goes away. Long after active duty, their commitment continues, positively impacting communities across our Nation. That is the meaning of Semper Fidelis. Always Faithful. Always Marine.

The Drill Instructor is the most iconic figure of recruit training.These Marines are carefully and diligently trained in...
11/09/2021

The Drill Instructor is the most iconic figure of recruit training.

These Marines are carefully and diligently trained in Drill Instructor School, to mold and develop recruits, through 13 weeks of rigorous training, in into the nation's newest Marines.

From the first step onto the yellow footprints to marching across the parade deck, these highly trained and maintained Marines are entrusted daily with the care of the next generation of the United States Marine Corps.

What is stopping you from speaking with your local Marine Corps representative? Many think that having a conversation wi...
10/26/2021

What is stopping you from speaking with your local Marine Corps representative? Many think that having a conversation with their local recruiter locks them into signing a contract. That’s simply not true.

Sitting down with a recruiter allows you the chance to see what options are available for your future. Whether it’s educational opportunities or on-the-job experience talk to your local recruiter to find out what path is right for you.

Visit us at marines.com/rssfo to get in contact with your local recruiter.

Did You Know? The Marine Corps has a mascot. It’s true.In World War II during the Battle of Belleau Wood the Marines got...
08/26/2021

Did You Know?

The Marine Corps has a mascot. It’s true.

In World War II during the Battle of Belleau Wood the Marines got the nickname “Teufel Hunden” or “Devil Dogs” due to their relentless fighting spirit. It wasn’t long after that a recruiting poster appeared showing a dachshund wearing a spiked helmet and Iron Cross running from an English Bulldog wearing a helmet with the globe and anchor on it. The poster was embraced by the Marine Corps and public, and the bulldog soon became a much loved Mascot of the Marine Corps.

Pictured above is Lance Corporal Johnny R. Manuelito “Manny”. He was named in honour of Sgt. Johnny R. Manuelito, Sr., one of the original 29 Navajo Code Talkers who trained in the first All Navajo Platoon on Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego in 1942. He is the current mascot for MCRD San Diego.

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510 D Contra Costa Boulevard
Pleasant Hill, CA
94523

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 1pm
Saturday 12am - 11pm
Sunday 12am - 11pm

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+19256851775

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