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Anyone have any idea what's the lineup like on the teams?--70.241.26.186 (talk) 12:52, 19 December 2011 (UTC)BlueAlphaSixActual[reply]

And what this "controversy" mentioned under the Operational History subsection is? Spartan198 (talk) 15:24, 2 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]

While I haven't done an in-depth review, I think that the tagging of Marine Special Operations Regiment (United States) as a G12 isn't valid. While the material matches that of this site, that site has a history going back only as far as 2011 (that I can find), and may well be a copy of the Wikipedia material. The Wikipedia page was started in 2007. At the time it had a reference, which is now a dead link, but is likely to be this page, which at first glance looks like a source, but not a copy paste.--SPhilbrick(Talk) 14:50, 11 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Marine Raider Regiment

Looks like the regiment has been renamed to the Marine Raider Regiment? 81.129.174.11 (talk) 14:18, 16 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Proposed Changes

Hello all,

I would like to present a few changes to this page and I would like your opinion about them. I have been looking into the MARSOC Marine Raiders online and I have found that the wikipedia pages about this subject has come to be a little misleading. The Marine Raiders Regiment is part of the Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command or also know as MARSOC, this unit is one of the many different units under this command such as the Marine Raiders Special Operations School which is responsible for assessment and selection of new Marine Raiders or the Marine Raider Support Group which contains special units that attach and assist the units in the field while still being part and manned by Marine Raiders, such as the canine units. I believe that this page, just like any other Wikipedia page for any special operations units contains the entire unit, not just a small regiment of it. Now some may say that MARSOC already has a page, yes they do, I agree, but that is the entire command which is made of Marines Raiders, Marines and civilians, just like the army has a page for the Army Special Operations Command which encompasses the Rangers and the Green Berets. The same goes for the navy with the Naval Special Warfare Command, which takes care of Navy SEALs, though each unit has their own individual page. I believe that this page should be renamed "The United States Marine Raiders" as they have been distinguished as such by the media on many different occasions and it encompasses the entire unit of Marine Raiders, including those in the support battalions. This page has also come to show the path of a Marine Raider and the selection process, something that is not part at all of the Marine Raider Regiment, but is taken care of by the Marine Raider Special Operations School, another branch of MARSOC. To conclude, I think that it would be better to think of this page as the one for today's current operators known to all as the Marine Raiders than just for the Raider Regiment as plenty of information on this page comes from different parts of the Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command to form the special operations unit know as the Marine Raiders.

Thank you for your consideration.

Surfwiki1 6:51am, March 3, 2017 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Surfwiki1 (talk • contribs)

Requested move 6 March 2017

Marine Raider Regiment → United States Marine Raiders – This is the title given to the unit when referred to by the media, the government or even its own command (see sources below for sources), for example, the Navy Seals' page is named "United States Navy Seals," not Navy SEAL Teams, even though that is their unit structure.

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