Marine Corps League

About the Marine Corps League

“Once a Marine, always a Marine” is familiar to us all. It is that feeling you get when you see a Marine Corps sticker on a car or a home proudly displaying the Marine Corps flag. All we need to do is knock and that Marine will be there for you. It is not just a tag line for a commercial. That flag is the embodiment of our soul. Despite our many years of service to different causes and in various times, we all have that one tangible thing in common: It is the knowledge that we have all earned the privilege to wear the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor; a symbol that will forever be seared into our hearts.

Same Team, New Mission

Promote USMC history & traditions

Strengthen the fraternity of Marines

Serve Marines and FMF Navy Personnel

Foster ideals of Americanism and patriotic volunteerism

Active, reserve, retired, and veteran Marines continue the faithful tradition of looking out for the Marines to their left and right. Providing mentorship, career counseling, Veteran Service Officer VA support, assisting with transitions, and providing opportunities for family. Founded by MajGen John Lejeune in 1923; for over 100 years we continue to stand proud as a veteran’s service organization.

Semper Fidelis

Our flag has unfurled in over 1,000 communities across America. We honor veterans, mentor youth, support the Marine Corps’ Honor Guard and Toys for Tots missions, and we are here for you.

Support and Resources

We provide essential support, resources, and guidance for local Detachments across the State of New Mexico.

Coordination and Guidance

The Department of New Mexico coordinates efforts among our Detachments, ensuring effective communication and resource sharing throughout the State of New Mexico.

Community Engagement

Engaging with local communities, we foster connections and support for veterans and their families in the State of New Mexico.

We are proud to be in the Rocky Mountain Division of the Marine Corps League.

The Rocky Mountain Division serves Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.

Member of the Rocky Mountain Division