On November 10, 1775, a fighting force was born in a Philadelphia tavern. Two and a half centuries later, Marines still carry a code that outlives uniforms, weapons, and wars. Why do these rituals endure—and what do they quietly teach us about unforgettable messages? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary, “From Tun to Tripoli, Happy Birthday Marines!” to relive the traditions and the turning points that forged a legacy.
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