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'''Marine''' can refer to certain studies like marine [[biology]], and others dealing with water. Most typically however, Marine is used to describe a certain division of soldiers. | '''Marine''' can refer to certain studies like marine [[biology]], and others dealing with water. Most typically however, Marine is used to describe a certain division of soldiers. | ||
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| + | A marine scene is "a picture of a ship or a sea scene." [http://www.yourdictionary.com/marine] | ||
''For the article dealing with the branch of the [[United States Military]], see [[United States Marine Corps]].'' | ''For the article dealing with the branch of the [[United States Military]], see [[United States Marine Corps]].'' | ||
Revision as of 16:12, April 20, 2008
Marine can refer to certain studies like marine biology, and others dealing with water. Most typically however, Marine is used to describe a certain division of soldiers.
A marine scene is "a picture of a ship or a sea scene." [1]
For the article dealing with the branch of the United States Military, see United States Marine Corps.
See also
Marine scene with "Fort of Qaitbay" at Alexandria, on the back.