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New Providence

With the hope of gaining badly needed gun powder for Washington’s Army, 230 Marines and 50 sailors under the command of Marine Capt Samuel Nicholas landed on the island of New Providence, Bahamas, in early March 1776.� (Marine Corps Art Collection)


Welcome to the official United States Marine Corps History Division web site. This site provides a variety of information about the Division and more importantly on the history and traditions of the United States Marine Corps. To read more about the Division or the history of the Marine Corps visit the links on the navigation bars.
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A collection of histories and traditions can be reviewed under the following categories:
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