Marine
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Marine
or
marines
may refer to:
Arts and entertainment
Marine, a character in
Sonic Rush Adventure
"The Marines", in
Aqua Teen Hunger Force
season 5
Marine: A Guided Tour of a Marine Expeditionary Unit
, a 1996 book by
Tom Clancy
The Marine
(film series)
The Marine
, 2006
Marines
(film)
, 2003 American film
Marine!
, 1975 tactical board wargame
Military
Marines
, a naval-based infantry force
"Marine" also means '
navy
' in several languages
People
Marine (given name)
David Marine
(1888–1976), American pathologist
Jean-Christophe Marine
(born 1968), Belgian molecular biologist
Joseph E. Marine
(1905–1998), New York state senator
Eulalia Pérez de Guillén Mariné
(1766–1878)
Jordi Font Mariné
(born 1955), Andorran politician
Jorge Mariné
(1941–2025), Spanish cyclist
Oscar Mariné
(born 1951), Spanish illustrator, typographer, and artist
Jaime Mariné
, Cuban baseball executive
Adriana Marines
(1991–1997), Mexican-American murder victim
Places
Marine, Illinois
, United States
Marine City, Michigan
, United States
Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota
, United States
Marine, West Virginia
, United States
Marines, Val-d'Oise
, France
Marines, Spain
Shopping centres
Marine Walk Shopping Centre
, a neighbourhood shopping centre in eMdloti, South Africa
Sports
Marine A.F.C.
, an English football club
Marines F.C. (Rwanda)
, a Rwandan football club
Chiba Lotte Marines
, a Japanese baseball team
See also
All pages with titles beginning with
Marine
Maritime (disambiguation)
Ocean
Sea
Marin (disambiguation)
Marina (disambiguation)
Marine 5 (disambiguation)
Marine Drive (disambiguation)
Marine Parade (disambiguation)
Mariner (disambiguation)
Marine Sniper
Marini
Marino (disambiguation)
Marinha de Guerra (disambiguation)
Merchant navy
, or merchant marine
Space Marine
, in science fiction
Submarine
Topics referred to by the same term
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