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Ordinance Maintenance Company
U.S. Marine Corps
ORDNANCE
U.S. Marine Corps
Ordnance Maintenace Company
U.S. Marine Corps
ORDNANCE MAINTNANCE COMPANY
U.S. Marine Corps
OREGON
U.S. Marine Corps
ORF PLT
U.S. Marine Corps
ORS2
U.S. Marine Corps
OSJA, 1ST MARDIV, HQTRS CO, CAMP PENDLETON, CALIF
U.S. Marine Corps
OSJA, MARINE CORPS BASE, CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNI
U.S. Marine Corps
OSO NEW YORK
U.S. Marine Corps
OSO PHILA PA
U.S. Marine Corps
OSO, DENVER, COLO
U.S. Marine Corps
oss
U.S. Marine Corps
OTTERS
U.S. Marine Corps
Pacific Theatre
U.S. Marine Corps
PANAMA
U.S. Marine Corps
PAO CAMP PENDLETON,CA
U.S. Marine Corps
Papa Battery 5-14
U.S. Marine Corps
paratrooper
U.S. Marine Corps
Paris Island platoon 2042 1987
U.S. Marine Corps
Parris Island Platoon 2042, formed in 1987 at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina, was part of the rigorous training cycles that forged new generations of United States Marines during the late Cold War era. Recruits in this platoon underwent thirteen weeks of intense physical and mental challenges, including marksmanship, close-order drill, and the Crucible—a culminating test of endurance and teamwork. In 1987, the training emphasized core Marine values and readiness as the Corps prepared for global contingencies amid geopolitical tensions. Platoon 2042, like others graduating that year, produced Marines who would go on to serve with distinction in peacetime and during the conflicts of the late 20th century.
paris island south carolina
U.S. Marine Corps
parris iland
U.S. Marine Corps
Parris Island Band
U.S. Marine Corps
parris island marine band
U.S. Marine Corps