
The Regimental Headquarters of the 25th Marines is located
at 640 Plantation Street, Worcester, MA. The 25th Marines is one of three
infantry regiments within the Fourth Marine Division. We are primarily a cold
weather regiment and frequently train in Northern Norway. Units of the Regiment
are located from Maine to Delaware, West Virginia and as far west as Ohio. If
your interested in Joining the HQ's of the 25th Marine Regiment use the icon
below to contact Ssgt TBD @ (508) 856-0178.
Phone Numbers
| COMMANDING OFFICER |
(508) 853-2815 |
REGIMENTAL I&I
SERGEANT MAJOR |
(508) 856-0176
(508) 856-0177 |
| HEADQUARTERS COMPANY |
(508) 856-0286 |
| DUTY CELL PHONE NUMBER |
(508) 579-3530 |
Unit Mission
25th Marines will conduct training to prepare for employment as a Regiment
tasked to plan and conduct combat operations in order to locate, close with, and
destroy the enemy by fire and maneuver, or to repel his assault by close combat.
Unit History
The 25th Marines is one of three infantry regiments in the Fourth Marine
Division, Fleet Marine Force, United States Marine Corps. From its headquarters
in Worcester, Massachusetts, the regiment commands fifteen training centers in
nine states throughout the Northeast. These units consist of approximately 3,500
reserve and active duty Marines.
The 25th Regiment of Marines has a proud history. It was activated 1 May 1943,
at Camp Lejuene, North Carolina and was initially manned by Marines from
throughout the Northeast. The Regiment was subsequently assigned to the 4th
Marine Division for service in World War II. Initially located at Camp
Pendleton, California, the Regiment was ordered to the Pacific in January of
1944 and participated in the Kwajalein, Saipan, Tinian, and Iwo Jima Campaigns.
the Regiment won two Presidential Unit Citations for its participation in these
battles.
The 25th Marines returned to Camp Pendleton at the end of the war and on 10
November 1945, its job finished, the Regiment was deactivated.
On July 1962, 16 ½ years after its colors had been folded following its service
in World War II, the 4th Marine Division was reactivated as a Reserve Division.
This reactivation included all three Battalions of the 25th Marines. Since then,
the reactivated units have served proudly. They inherited an unfaltering
tradition from their World War II predecessors, and from throughout the
Northeastern United States, they are continuing the tradition. Reserve Marines
of the Regiment have served alongside their regular counterparts in training
exercises throughout the world. In February 1991 the entire Regiment was fully
activated for DESERT SHIELD AND DESERT STORM. Although, only 1st Battalion
deployed into southwest Asia and participated in the 1st Marine Division's
initial breach of Iraqi defenses, the Regimental Headquarters, 2nd and 3rd
Battalions mobilized in support of other operational requirements.