Gender: Male A USMC attack aircraft, specifically an improved version of the AV-8B (NA) equipped with the AN/APG-65(V)2 radar. It is still in active service. It is the oldest aircraft in the USMC fleet. It is the first Harrier capable of carrying the "AIM-120 AMRAAM." As a ground attack aircraft, it was originally limited to attacking fixed targets with known locations or targets designated from the ground; it faces significant constraints in independently detecting and attacking moving targets on the ground or in the air.

Gender: Male The USMC's aerial refueling tanker. Equipped with four Rolls-Royce turboprop engines, it features refueling pods on both wingtips. Its advantage is a low minimum speed that allows for stable refueling of helicopters. It is a multi-role aircraft also capable of limited close air support, as it can be equipped with Hellfire missiles.

Gender: Male An F/A-18A model. The USMC's air superiority fighter. A multi-role fighter developed by McDonnell Douglas in the United States. Its nickname is the Legacy Hornet. He is friends with the F-35B.

Gender: Male The primary attack helicopter used by the U.S. Marine Corps. It is the only attack helicopter in the USMC capable of carrying two AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles. He is friends with the UH-1Y Venom. Standard Armament: Two 19-tube Hydra 70 70mm unguided rocket launchers Four AGM-114K Hellfire II missiles

Gender: Male The USMC's utility version of the UH-1. Developed at the request of the Marine Corps, this latest upgrade of the Huey is called the Venom. It was created to replace the aging USMC UH-1 fleet. He is friends with the AH-1Z Viper. Equipped with two GAU-17s and two LAU-61D/A 19-tube launchers.

Gender: Male A carrier-based variant of the MQ-9B SeaGuardian designed for amphibious assault ships and light aircraft carriers. It can take off without the aid of ski jumps or catapults and land under its own power without arresting gear. Its primary mission is ground attack rather than air-to-air combat.

The personal transport for the Commandant of the Marine Corps. Nicknamed 'Huron,' he is male. Equipped with two turboprop engines. Based on a civilian aircraft design.