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Are Active Marines Allowed to March on Washington?
So would Marines be allowed to join in on a March for the Green Movement in Washington DC?
Or is something like this strictly forbidden?
CG23 I bet you think sexual misconduct is a waste of time too
The Marines are moving in the right direction towards the Green Movement
GET WITH THE PROGRAM sailor!
5 Answers
- Yak RiderLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
In civilian clothing, yes, no problem provided you are not on duty.
Source(s): Retired Chief Petty Officer - CG-23 SailorLv 68 years ago
Not in Uniform and not in any Official Capacity as a Marine.
However, out of uniform and off duty you are still a US Citizen with all the rights that entails, including protests.
However, The Green Movement is a bunch of Idiots.
Source(s): USN Vet - 8 years ago
Military people in uniform are not allowed to support any political cause in the USA. As private citizens out of uniform and with no military affiliation stated, they can join a march.
Source(s): 26 years Navy retiree - The QuestionerLv 78 years ago
No, all active duty military personnel are strictly forbidden from showing any public displays of political favoritism.
