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No matter the circumstance, no matter the enemy, the Marines will always answer the call of our Nation. A call answered with the single greatest weapon in the United States Marine Corps: The fighting spirit of the United States Marine.
Do you have the determination to fight and win against any obstacle? Contact a Marine Corps Recruiter: http://usmarin.es/RXHVES
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Hoorah!
No matter the circumstance, no matter the enemy, the Marines will always answer the call of our Nation. A call answered with the single greatest weapon in the United States Marine Corps: The fighting spirit of the United States Marine.
Do you have the determination to fight and win against any obstacle? Contact a Marine Corps Recruiter: http://usmarin.es/RXHVES
Featured image of a United States Marine taking the American flag into his hands before folding it with the flag detail at the POW/MIA Remembrance Day retreat ceremony on Sept. 16, 2011, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. Joint Base Charleston honored POW/MIA Remembrance Day with a 24-hour run that ended at the retreat ceremony followed by a wreath laying and a fly-over. Staff Sgt. Nicole Mickle, U.S. Air Force photo
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