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The Eagle: Represents loyalty to the United States

The Globe: Represents world-wide service and capabilities

The Anchor and Rope: Represents Naval traditions

The Marine Corps is officially a department of the United States Navy

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The Eagle is America's bird and so represents our country.

The globe shows that Marines are ready and capable of being anywhere in the world and also shows that they have fought in every clime and place.

The anchor symbolizes the Marine Corps naval traditions.

The eagle globe and anchor is a close relative to the United Kingdom's Royal Marine Symbol which is a lion globe and anchor and has almost the same meaning (the lion being the representation of england).

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