Colonial Marine Militia "The militia is the sword and shield of We The People."

The Colonial Marine Militia concept was first put together in the 1980's based upon the proposal of many former United States Marine Corp members who wanted to organize militia formations based upon that experience. The first CMM national conference took place in Indianapolis Indiana in the year 1986. This meeting was a formative operation which performed the task of better organizing the many already existant Marine militia formations that had been ongoing for many decades. The event lasted 3 days and though there was some debate about details in structure the CMM was confirmed by all members. The attendees were asked to return to their respective states(43 in all at that time)and present the many proposals brought forward with a goal of confirmation within 30 days. All units and associations responded positively and the CMM growth process continued.

With the advent of progressive abuses by Federal Corporation elements the CMM membership requested a second national conference to determine actions to be taken to neutralize the problem. The second national conference took place in 1989 at Camp Emerson CMM facility. The membership had by this time tripled over the last three years and this expansion meant that certain issues needed to be addressed. This included, but was not limited to, unit structure, material support operations and individual skill training. The conference guidelines that were now in place would set the stage for the next series of events. With the cooperation of the many state commands the CMM formations were in the right place at the right time to assist in dealing with the growing globalist threat inside the united states.                                                                                                                                                                                                                          The actions of the 1990's were the test of many of the elements of the CMM. The Ruby Ridge and Waco actions demonstrated the need for greater cooperation and better coordination. The Third national CMM conference was called and the final issues were addressed that have brought the CMM to its present level of organization. The Knob Creek resolution was agreed upon as a standard by which theCMM would operate when responding to a given threat by globalist assets. These policies still stand today and are foundational to the CMM platform.

There are presently 116 Regimental Combat Teams (RCT) active and 49 cadre RCT formations in service. There are an additional 3 RCT formations organizing at this time. Of the 116 active RCT's there are 4 that serve as training units through out the country. All of the member formations have a long and colorfull history with the militia. The CMM forces include all supporting arms and is constantly growing. There are CMM units in all of the 48 continental states.

The attachments that follow this page are taylored to meet your request for information with regard to joining a militia formation. We hope that you will find the packet informative and valuable in making the decision to join the militia. The CMM is one of the several options that are available. The choice is yours.

Freeman's Creed

         By Sergeant John Pickens, 38th Regimental Combat Team, Colonial Marines

There are footprints that we follow, bloody footprints in the snow,

Of our fathers and our brothers, who stood firm 'gainst freedom's foe.

For the prize their pain has purchased, for their trust we must uphold,

We pledge lives and sacred honor, which cannot be bought with gold. 

     With the expansion of the CMM Division Project a number of new tasks are now in motion. The 119th RCT will be disbanding and reorganizing under two new RCT designations. This is part of the lattest "order of battle" configuration that best suits the needs of the many formations and individuals involved. The NBF War College is going to supervise the developement project to include ALL of the combined arms of the CMM. Of note is the expansion of the mobile artillery and fire control elements. Congradulations to Mr. Barton and all of the men that have made this project such a success. More to come as things develope. Be ready for the worst. The storm is coming.

New Videos on Youtube

Please take the time to go to our page on Youtube and check out the new videos posted there. We have been adding a great many new training videos to the inventory. Use these to help to bring people up to speed as this will save you time which then allows you to focus on specific unit needs with your people. Go to Libertytreeradio on Youtube and pass the info on. Please take the time to rate and comment on the videos. It helps us at this end. Victory.