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Video by Cpl. Jerry Edlin
Train Your Marines as a Team
3d Marine Division
Nov. 20, 2022 | 0:14
LEADERSHIP TRAITS & PRINCIPLES

| Train Your Marines as a Team |

3rd Marine Division NCOs reflect on the various #leadership traits and principles, and discuss what each one means to them as Marine leaders.
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