How long do you serve in MARSOC?

MARSOC units have a flexible deployment cycle ranging from 90 days to 8 months.

How many MARSOC Raiders are there?

Marine Raider Regiment
Type	Special Operations Force
Role	Direct action Special reconnaissance Foreign internal defense
Size	1,512 personnel authorized: 1,475 military personnel 37 civilian personnel
Part of	United States Special Operations Command United States Marine Corps Special Operations Command

What is a typical deployment like for a Marine Raider?

A Marine Raider trains—sometimes away from home—to prepare for deployment and to ensure mission success. There is no “typical deployment,” but most pre-deployment training is 10-12 months followed by a 6-9 month deployment. After a deployment, time with family is a command priority.

How long does it take to become a Marine Raider?

5 – After ITC, the Marine will join the Marine Raider Battalions and start the deployment cycles which are typically 10-12 months of training and a variety of short and long term deployments from 90 days to eight months. Between 100 and 120 Marines attend this course at a time, and usually only 80 to 85 graduate.

Can you return to Marine Raider Training Center?

Marine Raider Training Center may authorize and offer you the opportunity to return, as long as your career timeline supports. Ultimately, you must be determined medically qualified prior to screening for a later A&S. What is the selection rate for A&S? MARSOC A&S does not select to a number.

How many Marines are in the Marine Raider Regiment?

Marine Raider Regiment Role Direct action Special reconnaissance For Size 1,512 personnel authorized: 1,475 milita Part of United States Special Operations Command Garrison/HQ Camp Lejeune, North Carolina Camp Pendle

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