The phrase "and marines in the" is grammatically correct but incomplete, making it less usable in written English without additional context.
You can use it when referring to a group that includes marines, typically in a military or organizational context.
Example: "The operation involved soldiers and marines in the field, working together to achieve their objectives."
Alternatives: "and soldiers in the" or "and troops in the".
By 2007, he said, soldiers, paratroopers and marines in the most combat-ready units -- 10 divisions, 7 brigades and 13 regiments -- would all be professionals.
Congressmen often visit the war theater to get a closer look at the situation and to meet the soldiers and marines in the thick of it.
Many of those attending today's rally said that they or close relatives had served in the military, and that they felt a particular kinship with the American soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines in the Persian Gulf.
The American military has assembled a considerable number of ships, helicopters, transport airplanes and marines in the region to assist in cyclone relief if the government of Myanmar grants approval.
While the investigation is focused on Colonel Leberman, the officials said it could expand to all 241 officers and marines in the unit, the Marine Medium Tilt-Rotor Training Squadron 204 -- and, conceivably, to higher ranking officers.
"The naval service takes seriously its responsibilities to train its sailors and marines in the standards of conduct applicable to combat operations on land, at sea and in the air.
As minister of war and marine in the provisional government formed after the Revolution of 1848, he introduced many reforms.
The increasing interest of the industry (especially automotive, aviation and marine) in the fastener joints (riveted, bolted, etc).
Mr. von Blücher's company produces the carbon-laced fabric that goes into the protective suits worn by the soldiers and marines in Iraq.
The Gulf's co-leader, Antonio Cárdenas, was killed by the army and marines in November.
Over ten years earlier, in 1983, suicide bombers in Beirut probably linked to the group had killed 63 people, including 17 Americans, in the US embassy, and 241 marines in the US and French military headquarters.
