Today, we proudly celebrate the 251st birthday of the United States Marine Corps, honoring 251 years of courage, honor, commitment, and unwavering devotion to our nation. From the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli, generations of Marines have answered the call to serve, embodying the spirit of Semper Fidelis. I proudly salute all RMRS Marines, past and present, for their sacrifice, service, and enduring legacy—Happy 251st Birthday, U.S. Marines!

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RMRS colleagues, I thought I read a post from Antonio saying that he’s doing a meetup on the Fort Worth area in October. Does anyone have the 5 Ws! Thanks in advance!

Who says business casual can’t have a little personality? Today’s ensemble pairs a rich cognac suede bomber jacket with a cream-and-olive patterned Cremieux shirt, tailored olive trousers, and chocolate suede Chelsea boots—a harmonious blend of earthy tones, texture, and understated sophistication. The green-and-gold Citizen Promaster adds just the right touch of character to the wrist, proving that a gentleman’s timepiece can be both functional and fashionable. It’s a look that transitions effortlessly from the office to an evening of cocktails and conversation, without the need for a wardrobe change. After all, gentlemen, style isn’t about demanding attention—it’s about commanding respect without ever saying a word.

Thought I'd break character from my usual photo submissions. This photo was taken in Afghanistan in the early 2000's. If memory serves me correctly, this was taken at an Afghan warlords drug burn. Good thing I wasn't standing down wind. Unfortunately, I had just shaven off the beard. Does anyone else care to share how their work attire has "evolved."