The Marine Corps understands the importance of tradition. Tradition maintains the identity of a people over time, and a healthy tradition contains within it, through its moral and religious commitments, the means of its improvement over time. Within a larger cultural tradition there are traditions specific to important elements in a society and proper to…
Meet the Marine. Be Inspired. FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 3, No 9, September 2025 Opening Spring of 2026 Mission Honor, preserve, and teach the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors. Showcase the Marine example to inspire future generations. Message from the President and CE0 Fellow Patriots, As summer turns to fall, I’m pleased to share…
This September, we remember Dr. William Kenneth “Doc” Morgan, Sr., whose life embodied service to country, community, and family. Born in Fairmont, NC, in 1933, Dr. Morgan pursued both academics and athletics with distinction before attending the UNC School of Dentistry. Upon graduation in 1959, he entered the United States Naval Dental Corps. He was…
What does it mean to be inspired? We needn’t engage in etymological studies or comparative analysis, since these simply complicate a search for meaning that is readily available. To be inspired is to be motivated to acts of healthy emulation of that which one sees as humanly good. Whether someone can articulate it to himself…
Meet the Marine. Be Inspired. FRONT AND CENTER Vol. 3, No 8, August 2025 Opening Spring of 2026 Mission Honor, preserve, and teach the legacy of Carolina Marines and Sailors. Showcase the Marine example to inspire future generations. Message from the President and CE0 Fellow Patriots, Each passing month brings us closer to the day…
When HM1 (FMF) Luis Fonseca Jr. arrived in North Carolina for field medical training, he was a young Navy corpsman with a deep sense of purpose but no idea how quickly his courage would be tested. At Camp Lejeune and the Field Medical Training Battalion, he was trained not only in trauma care and field…
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