About Us

 The Marine Corps Interrogator Translator Teams Association is a fraternal Association of Marine Interrogators of prisoners of war and Interpreters of foreign languages who have held the Marine Corps MOS of 0250 and/or 0251. Interrogation is an art. Marines so trained have provided significant contributions to victories on the battlefield through these up close and personal confrontations with the enemy. The MCITTA seeks to honor that art and perpetuate the uniqueness of these Marines and the camaraderie that has been cultivated within the Interrogator Translator Teams and the ethos of being Marine!

In 2002, with the portend of the interrogator MOS fading into history, seven former USMC Interrogators began again to talk about forming an association that would be open to all Marine Interrogators in order to perpetuate the camaraderie and uniqueness of the Interrogator Community of the Marine Corps. Several months of emails, telephone calls, and local meetings in Arizona and California, culminated in "A Gathering of The Seven" in Las Vegas in January 2003.

The outcome was the formation of the Marine Corps Interrogator Translator Teams Association (MCITTA), defining its purpose and intent, and appointing interim officers. The MCITTA is a fraternal organization formed to promote and honor those individuals that have served in an Interrogator Translator Team in the United States Marine Corps. The MCITTA is open to all ranks of retired and honorably discharged Marine Interrogators.