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|Combat Logistics Battalion 2

55px)|Keep Them Moving|Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

|Combat Logistics Battalion 3

50px)|Longboard|MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii

|Combat Logistics Battalion 4

50px)|The Supporting Edge|Camp Butler, Okinawa, Japan

|Combat Logistics Battalion 5| |Traveller|Camp Pendleton, California

|Combat Logistics Battalion 6

50px)|Red Cloud Battalion|Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

|Combat Logistics Battalion 7

50px)||MCAGCC Twentynine Palms, California

|Combat Logistics Battalion 8

50px)| Anytime, Anyplace|Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

|Combat Logistics Battalion 11

6th Motor Transport Battalion>Combat Logistics Battalion 25

|Combat Logistics Battalion 13

50px)|Lucky|Camp Pendleton, California

|Combat Logistics Battalion 15

50px)|Blackout|Camp Pendleton, California

|Combat Logistics Battalion 22

50px)|Ironman|Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

|Combat Logistics Battalion 23

50px)|Trucking Reservists

Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington (state)>Washington

|Combat Logistics Battalion 24

50px)|“”Blackbeard“|Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

50px)||Red Bank, New Jersey

|Combat Logistics Battalion 26

|Combat Logistics Battalion 31

50px)|Atlas Battalion|Camp Butler, Okinawa, Japan

|Combat Logistics Battalion 451|||Charlotte Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Center, North Carolina

|Combat Logistics Battalion 453|||Buckley Space Force Base Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Center, Colorado

Maintenance battalions

Maintenance battalions provide intermediate level (3d and 4th echelon) maintenance support for Marine Corps furnished (vice Navy, other service, or contractor provided) tactical ordnance (i.e., weapons and weapons systems), engineer, motor transport, communication-electronics, and general support (e.g., generators, refrigeration systems, water purification) equipment of the Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF). Maintenance battalions are usually organized with a headquarters and service company and five maintenance companies (electronic, engineer, general support, ordnance, and motor transport).{|class=“wikitable sortable” style="text-align:center;” bgcolor=#CCCCCC“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

|1st Maintenance Battalion

50px)|Midas|Camp Pendleton, California

|2nd Maintenance Battalion

50px)|Sustinare Bellatore|Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

|3rd Maintenance Battalion

50px)||Camp Butler, Okinawa, Japan

|4th Maintenance Battalion

50px)||Charlotte, North Carolina

Engineer Support battalions

Engineer support battalions provide engineer support past the level available from organic engineers, such as combat bridging. ESBs also provide the storage and distribution of water and bulk fuels. Engineer support battalions usually consist of a headquarters and service company, three engineer companies, an engineer support company, a bridge company, a bulk fuel company, and an explosive ordnance disposal company.{|class=“wikitable sortable” style="text-align:center;” bgcolor=#CCCCCC“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

|6th Engineer Support Battalion

50px)||Portland, Oregon

|7th Engineer Support Battalion

50px)|Pioneer|Camp Pendleton, California

|8th Engineer Support Battalion

60px)||Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

|9th Engineer Support Battalion

50px)|Team 9|Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan

Landing Support battalions

Landing support battalions support distributed maritime operations and expeditionary advanced base operations.WEB,news.usni.org/2020/10/23/red-patch-is-back-as-reactivated-landing-support-battalions-rejoin-fleet-marine-forces, ‘Red Patch’ is Back As Reactivated Landing Support Battalions Rejoin Fleet Marine Forces, Fuentes, Gidget, October 23, 2020, news.usni.org/, United States Naval Institute, October 24, 2020, {|class=“wikitable sortable” style="text-align:center;” bgcolor=#CCCCCC“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

|1st Landing Support Battalion|| The Cutting Edge|Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California

|2d Landing Support Battalion|||Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

|3d Landing Support Battalion

60px)|Landers|Camp Foster, Okinawa

Supply battalions

Supply battalions provide (wikt:supply|supply) support past that of organic unit supply. They provide all assets that a Marine unit might need, excepting fuels, water, and aviation repair parts provided from the Navy. Rations, repair parts, ammunition, personal equipment, and even entire end items are all provided by or through the supply battalions. Supply battalions usually consist of a headquarters and service company, an ammunition company, a medical logistics company, and a supply company.(File:2D Supply Battalion Marines provide logistical support to 10th Marine Regiment during Operation Rolling Thunder 141019-M-EA576-007.jpg|thumb|Marines provide logistical support){|class=“wikitable sortable” style="text-align:center;” bgcolor=#CCCCCC“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

|1st Supply Battalion

50px)|Dragon Warriors|Camp Pendleton, California

|2nd Supply Battalion

|3rd Supply Battalion

50px)||Camp Butler, Okinawa, Japan

|4th Supply Battalion

50px)||Newport News, Virginia

Transportation Support battalions

Transportation Support battalions provide the MEF with motor vehicle (truck) transportation and throughput support for the distribution of supplies, personnel, and equipment. The battalions consist of a headquarters and service company and three truck companies.{|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

|1st Transportation Support Battalion

60px)||Camp Pendleton, California

|2d Transportation Support Battalion

60px)||Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

|3rd Transportation Support Battalion

60px)|The Roughriders|Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan

Medical battalions

Medical battalions provide medical care beyond the immediate care of unit corpsmen. Often, these units act as field hospitals when on deployment. In garrison, they supplement naval hospitals at various Marine Corps installations. Medical battalions are manned by primarily by Navy Medical Corps personnel and typically consist of a headquarters and service company and three surgical companies.{|class=“wikitable sortable” style="text-align:center;” bgcolor=#CCCCCC“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

|1st Medical Battalion

50px)|Cheaters of Death|Camp Pendleton, California

|2nd Medical Battalion

4th Medical Battalion (United States Navy)>4th Medical Battalion

|3rd Medical Battalion

50px)||Camp Butler, Okinawa, Japan

50px)||San Diego, California

Dental battalions

Dental battalions are responsible for the oral health of Marines and Sailors within the MAGTF. On deployment, they can also be used to support field hospitals per Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Instruction, when not performing dental roles. In garrison, they run dental health clinics at various Marine installations. Dental battalions are manned primarily by Navy Dental Corps personnel and usually consist of a headquarters and service company and three dental companies. {|class=“wikitable sortable” style="text-align:center;” bgcolor=#CCCCCC“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

|1st Dental Battalion

|2nd Dental Battalion

|3rd Dental Battalion

50px)||Camp Butler, Okinawa, Japan

|4th Dental Battalion

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Navy Operational Support Center Atlanta, Dobbins ARB, Georgia (U.S. state)>Georgia

Headquarters and Support battalion

(The former H&S battalions of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd MLGsâ€”previously designated as Combat Logistics Regiments 17, 27, and 37, respectivelyâ€”are now designated as “Headquarters Regiments”)Headquarters and Service battalion provides command and control, administration, communications, security, food service and data processing support to the Marine Logistics Group (MLG) and supporting services to the Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) or two Marine Expeditionary Brigades (MEB) and MEF residual forces in expeditionary/amphibious operations and subsequent operations ashore. Support includes data processing, financial disbursing, postal, legal, Marine Corps Exchange (MCX) and consolidated Navy personnel administration to the MLG. The battalion typically consists of headquarters company, communications company, military police company, and service company. {|class=“wikitable sortable” style="text-align:center;” bgcolor=#CCCCCC“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

Headquarters & Service Battalion(Redesignated as Combat Logistics Regiment 17>Headquarters Regiment)1st Marine Logistics Group

Headquarters & Service Battalion(Redesignated as Combat Logistics Regiment 27>Headquarters Regiment 2nd Marine Logistics Group

1st Intelligence Battalion (United States)>1st Intelligence Battalion

Headquarters & Service Battalion(Redesignated as Combat Logistics Regiment 37>Headquarters Regiment)3rd Marine Logistics Group

50px)||Camp Butler, Okinawa, Japan

|Headquarters & Service Battalion4th Marine Logistics Group

50px)||Marietta, Georgia

Command Element units

{{See also|Command element (United States Marine Corps)}}The command element (CE) consists of those command and control, communications, intelligence, law enforcement, electronic warfare/signals intelligence/electronic intelligence, civil affairs, air/naval gunfire liaison, and force reconnaissance units that enable the MAGTF commander to effectively fight the GCE and ACE, with support from the LCE, to defeat the enemy and/or accomplish other assigned missions.

Note: U.S. Marine Corps organizational doctrine places communications, intelligence, and law enforcement battalions and their organic companies/detachments in the MAGTF headquarters group or CE. However, intelligence (i.e., ground intelligence) may also be considered as a GCE function (primarily located in the infantry battalion scout/sniper platoon) and communications and law enforcement may also be considered as logistics functions. Most GCE battalions and regiments, and ACE squadrons/battalions (LAAD), Marine aircraft groups (MAGs), and Marine air control groups (MACGs), contain some organic communications assets such as battalion and regimental communications platoons, MARDIV and MLG communications companies, and Marine wing communications squadrons. In addition, MARDIVs, Marine Aircraft Wings (MAWs), and MLGs also possess a limited organic law enforcement capability.

Communications battalions

Communications battalions provide communication support for the MAGTF as part of the MEF headquarters groups. They also perform networking and data services when deployed. The battalions typically consist of a headquarters and service company, three communications companies, and a support (maintenance) company.(File:USMC-13810.jpg|thumb|Ground mobile forces operator){|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

|6th Communications Battalion

50px)||Brooklyn, New York

|7th Communications Battalion

50px)||Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan

|8th Communications Battalion

60px)|8th Crime|Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

|9th Communications Battalion

50px)|9th Crime|Camp Pendleton, California

Intelligence battalions

Intelligence battalions, attached to MEF headquarters groups, are to plan and direct, collect, process, produce and disseminate intelligence, and provide counterintelligence support. In addition to a headquarters and service company, the battalions consist of two to four military intelligence companies that perform battlefield surveillance, production and analysis, and counterintelligence/human intelligence. {|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

|2nd Intelligence Battalion

Radio Battalion#1st Radio Battalion>1st Radio Battalion

|3rd Intelligence Battalion

50px)||Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan

|Intelligence Support Battalion

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New Orleans, Louisiana>New Orleans, Louisiana

Law Enforcement battalions

{{See also|United States Marine Corps Military Police}}The LE battalions will be a force multiplier to the operating forces forward deployed by assisting in an array of missions from law enforcement, route regulation, humanitarian assistance, nonlethal weapons training, and military working dog employment. Each included “500 military police officers [sic] and dozens of dogs.“WEB,www.military.com/daily-news/2012/07/23/marine-corps-creates-law-enforcement-battalions.html, Marine Corps Creates Law Enforcement Battalions, Military Daily News,web.archive.org/web/20120727014039/https://www.military.com/daily-news/2012/07/23/marine-corps-creates-law-enforcement-battalions.html, 2012-07-27, (Note: As military units, each battalion contains only about 30 to 40 “officers,” as the majority of the military police Marines are enlisted members and not officers. “Officers” as in any military organization, command the battalion and its organic companies and platoons and serve as staff officers in the battalion headquarters.) By 2030 all of the battalions will be disbanded following the re-organisation announcement.{|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Location

|4th Law Enforcement Battalion

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Saint Paul, Minnesota>St. Paul, Minnesota

3rd Law Enforcement Battalion
2nd Law Enforcement Battalion
1st Law Enforcement Battalion

Radio battalions

Radio battalions provide the MEF with tactical electronic warfare, as well as signals intelligence and electronic intelligence. The battalions consist of a headquarters and service company and three operations companies.{|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

Radio Battalion#2nd Radio Battalion>2nd Radio Battalion

50px)|America’s Radio Battalion|Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

Radio Battalion#3rd Radio Battalion>3rd Radio Battalion

50px)||Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Hawaii

Network Battalions

Marine Corps network battalions are responsible for providing all aspects of security, operations, and protection for Department of Defense Information Networks from the enterprise at the service level, down to each individual warfighter.WEB,www.marines.mil/News/News-Display/Article/2228726/marine-corps-activates-new-battalion-to-fight-in-cyberspace/, Marine Corps Activates New Battalion to Fight in Cyberspace, McKelvey, GySgt Charles, June 23, 2020, www.marines.mil, United States Marine Corps, August 2, 2020, {|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location!!Note

|1st Network Battalion|||Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, CA

1stNetwork}}

2nd Network Battalion>2d Network Battalion|||Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, NC

LAST=MCIEAST-MCB CAMP LEJEUNE COMMUNICATION STRATEGY AND OPERATIONS, MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP LEJEUNE

WEBSITE=WWW.MARINES.MIL

ACCESS-DATE=APRIL 14, 2022,

|3d Network Battalion|||Marine Corps Base Camp Smedley D. Butler

LAST=MARINE CORPS FORCES CYBERSPACE COMMAND

WEBSITE=WWW.MARINES.MIL

ACCESS-DATE=APRIL 14, 2022,

Civil Affairs groups

Civil Affairs groups provide the capability to plan and execute civil military operations while serving as the liaison between military forces and civil authorities, the local population and non-governmental organizations. The groups conduct activities which enhance the relationship between the military and host nation personnel and organizations facilitated through application of civil affairs specialty skills in areas normally the responsibility of civil governments.{|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Group Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

|1st Civil Affairs Group

70px)||Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California

|2nd Civil Affairs Group|||Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, Washington, D.C.

|3rd Civil Affairs Group

70px)||Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois

|4th Civil Affairs Group

70px)||Hialeah, Florida

Other units

While these units are designated as companies, they are commanded by a Lt. Col. who is assisted by an executive officer and an executive staff (S-1, S-2, etc.). The company’s organic platoons often operate independently and are normally commanded by a major (ANGLICO) or captain (FORECON).Air Naval Gunfire Liaison companies (ANGLICO) provide Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF) commanders a liaison capability, with foreign area expertise, to plan, coordinate, and conduct terminal control of fires in support of joint, allied, and coalition forces. ANGLICO units are separate companies (i.e., not organic to a battalion or regiment) reporting directly to one of the three MEF HQ Groups (1st, 2nd, & 5th ANGLICO) or the Forces HQ Group, Marine Forces Reserve (3rd, 4th, and 6th ANGLICO).Fleet Marine Force Reconnaissance (FORECON) companies provide Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF) commanders with deep reconnaissance and direct action capability. The FORECON companies of the three MEFs are organic to their respective divisional reconnaissance battalions and are under operational control of their parent MEF HQ Group. The 3rd and 4th FORECON companies are separate companies reporting directly to the Forces HQ Group, Marine Forces Reserve and are dedicated to supporting II MEF and I MEF, respectively, whenever a MEF’s active duty FORECON company is not available.

{|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Unit Type !! Insignia !! Nickname

Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company>Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Companies (6)

75px)|ANGLICO

Fleet Marine Force Reconnaissance>Fleet Marine Force Reconnaissance Companies (5)

75px)|Force Recon

Other battalions

With the exception of the Low Altitude Air Defense battalions, which are organic to the Marine Air Control Group (MACG) of a Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW), and are a component of the Aviation Combat Element (ACE) of a Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF), the battalions in this section perform missions either within the Operating Forces of the Marine Corps but outside the MAGTF structure, or within the Supporting Establishment.

Marine Raider battalions

The Marine Raider battalions of the Marine Raider regiment provide the principal special operations combat capability of the Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command in performing direct action, special reconnaissance, counter-terrorism, information operations, foreign internal defense, and unconventional warfare missions. The battalions consist of a headquarters and service company and four special operations companies.{|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

1st Marine Raider Battalion (MARSOC)>1st Marine Raider Battalion

Marine Raider Regiment>2nd Marine Raider Battalion

Marine Raider Regiment>3rd Marine Raider Battalion

Marine Corps Security Guard>Marine Corps Embassy Security Group

Special Mission battalions and battalion equivalent organizations

These battalions and organizations perform a wide range of specialized missions including: (1) CBRNE Consequence Management, (2) interior security of United States diplomatic posts to provide protection for classified information and equipment vital to U.S. national security, (3) Signals Intelligence, Information Assurance, and National-Tactical Integration activities, (4) physical security of naval nuclear vessels and weapons, (5) special operations intelligence support, and (6) special operations administrative, logistics, communications, EOD, Military Working Dog, and other operations support.{|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !!Location

| (1) Chemical Biological Incident Response Force

50px)|The ‘Birf

Indian Head Naval Surface Warfare Center>Naval Support Facility Indian Head, Maryland

50px)|Marine Security Guards

Marine Corps Base Quantico>Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia

| (3) Marine Cryptologic Support Battalion

50px)|MCSB

Fort George G. Meade>Fort Meade, Maryland

Marine Corps Security Force Regiment>Marine Security Forces Battalion, Kings Bay

50px)|Gunslingers

Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay>Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Georgia

| (4) Marine Corps Security Forces Battalion Bangor

50px)|Bangor Marines

Naval Base Kitsap>Naval Base Kitsap, Washington

United States Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command>Marine Special Operations Intelligence Battalion

50px)|MSOIB

Camp Lejeune>Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

United States Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command>Marine Raider Support Battalions (3)

50px)|MRSG

Camp Lejeune>Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

Specialized Training battalions

These battalions provide advanced training (i.e., beyond the scope of initial training provided by the Recruit Training battalions, Officer Candidates School, or other pre-commissioning programs (e.g., US Naval Academy). The scope of training provided includes: (1) Training and educating newly commissioned or appointed officers ... with particular emphasis on the duties, responsibilities and warfighting skills required of a rifle platoon commander, (2) Military Occupation Specialty (MOS) training, and (3) individual and crew-served weapons and fieldcraft training for new Marines. {|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !! Location

| (1) The Basic School’s Instructor Battalion|| CRF

Marine Corps Base Quantico>Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia

| (2) Assault Amphibian School Battalion

50px)||Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California

| (2) Communication Training Battalion||

Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms>Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, Twentynine Palms, California

| (2) Marine Corps Engineer School

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Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune>Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

| (3) Weapons & Field Training Battalion||

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton>Camp Pendleton, California

| (3) Weapons Training Battalion||

Marine Corps Base Quantico>Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia

| (3) Weapons & Field Training Battalion

50px)|

Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island>Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina

Recruit Training battalions

Provide reception, processing, and recruit training for enlisted personnel following initial entry into the Marine Corps. Provide training for Drill Instructors and officers entrusted with recruit training responsibilities. Recruit training battalions consist of a headquarters and service company and four recruit training companies.Only the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island logos are listed below but only Recruit Training battalions Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego wikis show. The logos for Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego differ slightly; additionally, San Diego does not have a Fourth Recruit Training Battalion, as it is the only female recruit training battalion in the Marine Corps.(File:MCRD San Diego Graduation Ceremony.jpg|thumb|Marines graduation ceremony){|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname !!Locations

|1st Recruit Training Battalion

50px)| Big Red One

Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island>Marine Corps Recruit Depots Parris Island, South Carolina and San Diego, California

|2nd Recruit Training Battalion

75px)| Second to None

Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island>Marine Corps Recruit Depots Parris Island, South Carolina and San Diego, California

|3rd Recruit Training Battalion

50px)| Thundering Third

Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island>Marine Corps Recruit Depots Parris Island, South Carolina and San Diego, California

|4th Recruit Training Battalion

50px)| Go Forth

Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island>Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina

Disbanded units

Infantry Battalions

{| class=“wikitable sortable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname

|2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines

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LAST=SCHOGOL

DATE=2022-01-19

PUBLISHER=

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|3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines

50px)|America’s Battalion

|3rd Battalion, 8th Marines

50px)|The Commandant’s Battalion

|1st Battalion, 9th Marines

50px)|The Walking Dead

|2nd Battalion, 9th Marines

50px)|Hell in a Helmet

|3rd Battalion, 9th Marines

50px)|Shadow Warriors

|1st Battalion, 13th Marines||

|2nd Battalion, 13th Marines||

|3rd Battalion, 13th Marines||

|4th Battalion, 13th Marines||

|1st Battalion, 15th Marines||

|2nd Battalion, 15th Marines||

|3rd Battalion, 15th Marines||

|4th Battalion, 15th Marines||

|1st Battalion, 22nd Marines||

|2nd Battalion, 22nd Marines||

|3rd Battalion, 22nd Marines||

|3d Battalion, 24th Marines

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|1st Battalion, 26th Marines||The Professionals

|2nd Battalion, 26th Marines||

|3rd Battalion, 26th Marines||Path-Finders

|1st Battalion, 27th Marines||

|2nd Battalion, 27th Marines||

|3rd Battalion, 27th Marines||

|1st Battalion, 28th Marines||

|2nd Battalion, 28th Marines||

|3rd Battalion, 28th Marines||

|1st Battalion, 29th Marines||

|2nd Battalion, 29th Marines||

|3rd Battalion, 29th Marines||

Marine defense battalions

{|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname

1st Light Antiaircraft Missile Battalion>1st Defense Battalion

50px)|Wake Island Defenders

2d Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>2d Defense Battalion||

3d Light Antiaircraft Missile Battalion>3d Defense Battalion||

4th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>4th Defense Battalion||

5th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>5th Defense Battalion||

Marine Barracks, Naval Air Station Midway>6th Defense Battalion||

7th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>7th Defense Battalion||

8th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>8th Defense Battalion||

2nd 90mm Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion>9th Defense Battalion||Fighting Ninth

10th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>10th Defense Battalion||

11th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>11th Defense Battalion||

12th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>12th Defense Battalion||

13th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>13th Defense Battalion

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14th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>14th Defense Battalion||Five: Fourteenth

15th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>15th Defense Battalion||First: Fifteenth

16th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>16th Defense Battalion||

17th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion>17th Defense Battalion||Two: Seventeen

2d Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion (Composite)>18th Defense Battalion

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|51st Defense Battalion

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|52nd Defense Battalion

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1st Marine Parachute Regiment

{|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname

Paramarines>1st Parachute Battalion||

Paramarines>2nd Parachute Battalion||

Paramarines>3rd Parachute Battalion||

1st Marine Raider Regiment

{|class=“wikitable” style="text-align:center;” style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname

|1st Marine Raider Battalion||Edson’s Raiders

|2nd Marine Raider Battalion||Carlson’s Raiders

|3rd Marine Raider Battalion||

|4th Marine Raider Battalion||

Tank battalions {|class“wikitable” style@text-align:center;”

style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname

|1st Tank Battalion

50px)|1st Tanks

|2nd Tank Battalion

50px)|2nd Tanks

|3rd Tank Battalion

50px)|3rd Tanks

|4th Tank Battalion

50px)|4th Tanks

|5th Tank Battalion

50px)|Iron Nickels

|6th Tank Battalion||

|8th Tank Battalion

50px)|Whispering Death

Amphibian Tractor battalions {|class“wikitable” style@text-align:center;”

style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname

|5th Amphibian Tractor Battalion||

|6th Amphibian Tractor Battalion||

|8th Amphibian Tractor Battalion||

|9th Amphibian Tractor Battalion||

|11th Amphibian Tractor Battalion||

Armored Amphibian Tractor battalions {|class“wikitable” style@text-align:center;”

style="background:#ccc;“! Battalion Name !! Insignia !! Nickname

|1st Armored Amphibian Battalion||

|2nd Armored Amphibian Battalion||

|3rd Armored Amphibian Battalion||