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'''Marine''' is from the Latin ''mare'' ("sea"), and can refer to certain studies of sea and ocean, such as marine [[biology]], and others more generally dealing with water, such as marine [[research]] and [[oceanography]].  

'''Marine''' is from the Latin ''mare, maris'' ("sea")<ref>[https://www.etymonline.com/word/marine marine [adj.] - [n.] (etymonline.com)]</ref>, and can refer to certain studies of sea and ocean, such as marine [[biology]], and others more generally dealing with water, such as marine [[research]] and [[oceanography]].  

Marine jellies are [[jellyfish]]; while marine jelly is an alternative name for the [[trademark]]-registered rust-removal product called ''Naval Jelly''.  

Marine jellies are [[jellyfish]]; while marine jelly is an alternative name for the [[trademark]]-registered rust-removal product called ''Naval Jelly''.  

A marine scene is "a picture of a ship or a sea scene."<ref>[http://www.yourdictionary.com/marine Marine (yourdictionary.com)]</ref>

A marine scene is "a picture of a ship or a sea scene."<ref>[http://www.yourdictionary.com/marine Marine (yourdictionary.com)]</ref>

Most typically however, the word Marine is used to designate a certain division of [[military]] duty: a marine "corps" generally [[definition|denotes]] the combat service division of a nation's [[navy]], which includes both sea and air combat capabilities.<ref>[http://military.wikia.com/wiki/Corps Corps - definition (military.wikia.com)]</ref>  

Most typically however, the word Marine is used to designate a certain division of [[military]] duty: a marine "corps" generally [[definition|denotes]] the combat service division of a nation's [[navy]], which today includes both sea and air combat capabilities.<ref>[http://military.wikia.com/wiki/Corps Corps - definition (military.wikia.com)]</ref>  

Anciently, marines are those security forces or troops of [[warrior]]s assigned to naval vessels of [[Naval warfare|maritime nations]]. More recently in history (17th through 21st century), marines are those military forces dedicated to both defense aboard ships and to amphibious combat operations abroad on land (for example, forces of the United States Marine Corps in the [[World War II#Far East|Pacific Theater of operations]] in [[World War II]], and the Mekong Delta during the [[Vietnam War]]). In WWII, ''Kriegsmarine'' was the German name for naval military personnel in general, and in particular, [[Karl Dönitz]]' submariners.

Anciently, marines are those security forces or troops of [[warrior]]s assigned to naval vessels of [[Naval warfare|maritime nations]]. More recently in history (17th through 21st century), marines are those military forces dedicated to both defense aboard ships and to amphibious combat operations abroad on land (for example, forces of the United States Marine Corps in the [[World War II#Far East|Pacific Theater of operations]] in [[World War II]], and the Mekong Delta during the [[Vietnam War]]). In WWII, ''Kriegsmarine'' was the German name for naval military personnel in general, and in particular, [[Karl Dönitz]]' submariners.