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Is RTT Special Forces?

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Is RTT Special Forces?

The Recapture Tactics Team (RTT) falls under the purview of the Marine Corps Security Force Regiment and does not deploy. They’re placed in Nuclear Weapon Stations and U.S. naval installations as a permanent security force, and you won’t find these guys asleep at the monitor.

How long is fast training?

There is no guarantee for acceptance, and it’s all based on the needs of the Corps. After acceptance into FAST Company, they begin 5 Weeks of FAST training. From there, they go to an 8-week Close Quarter Battle School. The CQB school teaches FAST Marines how to fight in extremely close quarters.

How do you become a Marine with MSG?

THE CRITERIA TO APPLY FOR MSG DUTY ARE: BE A U.S. CITIZEN, HAVE 18 MONTHS TIME-ON-STATION, HAVE A 90 GT SCORE OR HIGHER, BE QUALIFIED BY MEDICAL AND DENTAL, HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE POST DEPLOYMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT, HAVE NO NJPS IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS, AND BE ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE A PFT.

What is USMC RTT?

Recapture Tactics Teams (RTT), otherwise known as Marine Corps Security Force Close Quarters Battle Teams, are elite tactical units that help guard specific U.S. Naval facilities.

Where are most Marines stationed?

Many new Marines will land at Camp Pendleton or Camp Lejeune, the two biggest Marine Corps Bases. These bases, along with Okinawa and Hawaii, have vast landscapes necessary for training purposes.

How long is USMC MSG school?

Education. Marine Security Guard School at Quantico, VA lasts only six weeks (eight for staff sergeants and above training to command a detachment.)

Can MSG Marines have tattoos?

Having a tattoo, or several, does not immediately disqualify one for MSG duty. However, they must be within Marine Corps regulations, or if grandfathered in you must be eligible for retention. The MSG Screening Team will screen every tattoo for content.

What is the elite group of the Marines?

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Marine Corps and Navy special operations forces: Raiders, Force RECON and SEAL teams. First, the Marine Corps has two primary special operations forces: The Marine Raiders and the Force RECON units.