Recruiting Station Springfield Marines

🎖️ TO ALL WHO SHALL SEE THESE PRESENTS, GREETINGS

Join us in congratulating Staff Sergeant Alarcon on her promotion! Her drive, discipline, and commitment to excellence continue to set the tone for what honor, courage, and commitment looks like at RSS New Haven.

When Marines rise through the ranks, it’s a reminder that growth, purpose, and opportunity are built into the journey. If you’re looking for a path that challenges you, elevates you, and rewards hard work, the Marine Corps might be exactly where you belong.

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Austere training environments help Marines develop mental resiliency and physical endurance so that no matter where the battle calls them, they are prepared to fight and win.

A Marine holds security during Mountain Training Exercise 1-26 at Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center Bridgeport, California.

(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Juan Torres)

Fair winds and following seas 🌊👏🙏

On July 29, 2023, held the Relief and Appointment ceremony where Sergeant Major Juan Gavilanes, relinquished his position as Recruiting Station Springfield Sergeant Major, to Sergeant Major Michael Perrault.

The Marines of RS Springfield wish Sergeant Major Gavilanes the best as he turns to the next chapter of his life along with his family, while also looking forward to the leadership, guidance, and wisdom that Sergeant Major Perrault will provide to the Marines as they continue to find America's best and brightest 🇺🇸

When a recruit first earns the title, they are handed an Eagle, Globe, and Anchor to signify that they are now Marines. This revered emblem is a representation that Marines can be called to fight in any clime and place.

(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Kevin Alonso)