The School of Infantry-East, through Marine Combat Instructors, trains, develops and provides basic riflemen, entry-level infantry, and advanced infantry skills in order to meet force generation and fleet marine force requirements to fight and win in current and future operating environments.
School of Infantry-East Officer of the Day Telephone: (910) 449-0179
Infantry Training Battalion Officer of the Day Telephone: (910) 449-0241
Infantry Training Battalion S-1 Administration Telephone: (910) 449-0212
Marine Combat Training Battalion Officer of the Day Telephone: (910) 376-5668
Marine Combat Training Battalion S-1 Administration Telephone: (910) 449-0428/0395
Colonel Robert F. May attended Recruit Training in Parris Island, SC, and subsequently the School of Infantry in Camp Geiger, NC, in 1993, where he received the military occupational specialty (MOS) 0352, TOW Gunner. He served with 4th Marines and 3d Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion completing three deployments to Okinawa between 1994 and 1998. While deployed to Okinawa he was attached to Headquarters Company 4th Marines, the 31st MEU, and Combat Assault Battalion.
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Sergeant Major Thomas R. Coffey is a native of Long Island, NY and Spring Hill Florida. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in September 2000 and completed Recruit Training at MCRD Parris Island, SC. After Recruit Training and Marine Combat Training, he attended Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting School in San Angelo, TX. Following MOS School, he was assigned to Marine Corps Air Facility Kaneohe Bay, HI. During this tour, he served as a P-19 Crewmen, P-19 Crew Chief, Assistant Section Leader, and Section Leader participating in various exercises. While Stationed in Hawaii he volunteered for an Individual Augment (IA) bullet Deploying to Najaf, Iraq from July 2004 to March 2005 with the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) attached to 1st Battalion, 4th Marines where he served as the Battalion Landing Team's Watch Chief.
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