A firefight is too late to start trusting the new Corps, say senior Marines
Senior Marine leaders shared their experiences at a conference in Washington, D. C. They reflected on lessons learned during their early days in the Corps.
These leaders have heard stories about the challenges faced by previous generations of Marines. The senior enlisted Marines discussed the importance of trusting new recruits. Some older Marines may have concerns about the readiness of younger generations.
Further details about the conference and the leaders' discussions are available from the source, Task & Purpose.
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