Chartered Detachment

Rooted in Corps tradition

Established to perpetuate the spirit, camaraderie, and standards of the United States Marine Corps through active hometown civic service and steadfast veteran advocacy.

1946

Charter Year

100%

Local Impact

2nd Tue

Monthly Muster

Our Oath

Our oath of service did not expire when we hung up the uniform.

Semper Fidelis remains a daily commitment to our community, our fellow veterans, and the families who stand beside them.

Onboarding

How to join the detachment

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Confirm eligibility

Submit records

Attend a muster

Take the oath

Open to all honorably discharged Marines and Navy FMF Corpsmen across all eras of service.

Provide a copy of your DD-214 for verification with our detachment adjutant.

Join us on the second Tuesday of the month at 1830 for coffee and fellowship.

Be sworn in at the next regular meeting and take part in local civic outreach.

Accountability

Leadership, bylaws, and fiscal integrity

Our detachment is governed by elected officers who maintain strict adherence to national bylaws and transparent financial oversight. Every dollar raised through local events, ceremonies, and campaigns stays directly within the county to support veterans, honor guard details, and youth programs.

Elected staff meet monthly to review community outreach expenditures, coordinate ceremonial support, and plan veteran assistance initiatives. Public accountability and faithful stewardship of our nonprofit charter guide every decision we make.

Ready to serve alongside your fellow Marines?

Submit your service records or join us at our next monthly muster.