What's Better Marines or Army?
The Marine Corps is more intense physically overall, because the Army is so big. Then the Army is better since they typically only do deployments while Marines can be deployed to places like Afghanistan AND have to be out on a Navy ship at times. But if you want to be gone more, then the Marines would be better.

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Hereof, how are the Marines different from the army?

Originally Answered: What is the difference between Army and Marines? The Army is the force that wins or lose wars, not a navy, not an air force, the Army and its soldiers on the ground, killing, dying and bleeding. The Marines are a specialized branch of forces dedicated to amphibious operations from ships to land.

Also Know, which infantry is better Army or Marines? Infantry is infantry. The standard answer is. “the Army does airborne operations and the Marines do amphibious operations.” (The Army has a lot more bases than that, but most of them have no infantry.)

Likewise, which is harder Marines or Army?

Simply put, Marines train harder, than the Army, that is their job, and even recruiters will explain the same. I was in the Army Basic Training, For Army Reserve(1985), then Marine Corps Boot Camp, for Active Duty Marines, 1986. The difference is literally Night and Day.

How many Marines die a year?

There are 318 million people in the US. This means that there are about 25.5 million marines running around our great nation. The US has a mortality rate of 8/1000 annually. This means that about 203,500 marines die each year.

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What do Marines do in war?

As America's expeditionary force in readiness since 1775, the U.S. Marines are forward deployed to win our Nation's battles swiftly and aggressively in times of crisis. We fight on land, sea and air, as well as provide forces and detachments to naval ships and ground operations.

Why is a Marine not a soldier?

Marines are NOT Soldiers. They are riflemen and amphibious assault experts, meaning they are unsurpassed in attacking land based enemies from the sea. That's what Marines do. Never insult a Marine by calling him/her a “Soldier”.
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