Commandants Planning Guidance 2015（2015年指挥官的规划指导）.pdf

Enduring Principles Marines are focused on combat; every Marine is a rifleman. Marines are ready, relevant, and forward deployed. Marines are innovative, adaptable, and versatile; Marines win. Marines do what is right for the Nation. Marines keep their honor clean. Marines take care of their own. The Marine Corps is a naval expeditionary force. The Marine Corps is an integrated combined arms organization of complementary air, ground, and logistics components. The Marine Corps is a good steward of the Nation’s resources. These principles define our identity as Marines and as a Marine Corps. They are provided here as a reminder of who we are and what we do. Our shared responsibility is to remain true to these enduring principles as we innovate and adapt for the future. 1 36th Commandant’s Planning Guidance Intent During my initial months as your Commandant, I have engaged Marines at all levels to assist me in assessing where we are as a Corps. Your feedback has reinforced my belief that our United States Marine Corps is fundamentally in good shape. We are recruiting and retaining high quality Marines; we are adequately equipped; we are well trained; our professional military education programs are developing the next generation of leaders; and the infrastructure at our bases and stations is better than it has been in decades. Most importantly, our forward-deployed Marine Air Ground Task Forces (MAGTFs) are responding to crises around the world and winning the Nation’s battles. The demand for Marines is strong and your recent performance in every clime and place, to include Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, Liberia, South Sudan, and throughout the Paci