Marine Forces Reserve

Marine Forces Reserve is a military organization headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana. The organization employs approximately 1,378 people and generates an estimated $1 billion in annual revenue. Marine Forces Reserve serves as the command center for roughly 100,000 Reserve Marines and 160 Reserve Training Centers situated across 47 states, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico. The organization's mission centers around providing trained units and qualified personnel for mobilization in times of war, national emergency, or contingency operations. Marine Forces Reserve also supports active component forces during peacetime by providing personnel and operational relief. The Marine Forces Reserve aspires to be recognized as the nation's foremost Reserve component, seamlessly integrating with active forces and enhancing the overall operational reach and endurance of the Marine Corps. Their commitment is to maintain a state of readiness, always capable of effectively engaging and achieving victory in combat. For more information, contact Marine Forces Reserve at www.marforres.marines.mil, www.facebook.com/marforres, www.twitter.com/marforres, or www.youtube.com/marineforcesreserve1.