Marine Information
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Marine may refer to:
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- Marine (military), a member of the military in an infantry or amphibious force under the authority of a navy, or in several cases, of an independent amphibious force
- Marine (ocean), a general term relating to the sea or ocean or to the science of oceanography
- Marine engineering (disambiguation)
- a term for a navy, uncommon in English, but common in other languages
- Merchant marine, or Merchant Navy, a collective term for all of the merchant ships, shipping companies, and merchant mariners, usually of a particular country.
Places
- Marine, Illinois, United States
- Marine City, Michigan, United States
- Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota, United States
Entertainment
- Marine (book), a book about the United States Marine Corps written by Tom Clancy in 1996
- The Marine, a film
- Marine F.C., an English football team from Merseyside
- Space Marine, in science fiction, a soldier who serves aboard a spacecraft and/or who is trained to fight in space or in planetary attacks
- Marine the Raccoon, a character from the Sonic the Hedgehog series of video games
People named Marine
- Marine (given name)
- David Marine (1888-1976), an American pathologist who tested the use of iodide to prevent goiters in schoolgirls, which led to the iodization of salt
- Jean-Christophe Marine (born in 1968), a Belgian molecular biologist
Mariné may refer to :
- Mariné Russo (1980-), Olympic medal-winning hockey player from Argentina
- Eulalia Pérez de Guillén Mariné (1766? – 1878), a prominent Californian
- Jordi Font Mariné (1955-), an Andorran politician
- Oscar Mariné (1951-), a Spanish illustrator, typographer, and artist
Other uses
- West Marine Ltd., a part of the Peel Engineering Company, makers of fiberglass boats
- a Terran ground unit in Starcraft and Starcraft 2.
See also
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