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Do you capitalize the word Marine?

The capitalization of "Marine" depends on the context:

Capitalized:

* As part of a proper noun: "United States Marine Corps," "Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island," "Marine One" (the presidential helicopter).

* Referring to a specific individual: "My father was a Marine."

* Used as a title: "Sergeant Marine, sir."

Not capitalized:

* As a general term: "He served in the marine infantry."

* Used as a synonym for "sailor": "The marine life in the coral reef is amazing."

In summary:

If "Marine" refers to the U.S. Marine Corps or a specific individual serving in that branch of the military, it is capitalized. Otherwise, it is not capitalized.

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