Marine Corps history isn’t just written — it’s in motion. Leatherneck explores how more than 1,000 hours of historic Marine Corps film have been preserved, digitized, and made accessible for Marines, veterans, and families alike. From WWII and Korea to Vietnam and beyond, these moving images capture the moments that shaped the Corps and the Marines who lived them. Read “History in Motion” and explore the legacy that continues to move us forward. 🔗 https://www.mca-marines.org/leatherneck/history

At the Motion Picture Association, Black History Month is about recognizing and celebrating the contributions African Americans have made in every field, but especially in film and television. Our society is forever indebted to the work of Black creators—behind and in front of the camera—for sharing their talents, their beauty, their innovations, and their culture with the world via motion pictures. | Motion Picture Association