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A group of female Marines conduct a group discussion with female poolees of Recruiting Station Milwaukee during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. RS Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent.

A group of female Marines conduct a group discussion with female poolees of Recruiting Station Milwaukee during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. RS Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent.

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano gives Wisconsin Marine-hopefuls a taste of boot camp during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano gives Wisconsin Marine-hopefuls a taste of boot camp during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

Paige Draheim (right) maintains her position of attention while Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano corrects another poolee during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Draheim is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill., and Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

Paige Draheim (right) maintains her position of attention while Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano corrects another poolee during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Draheim is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill., and Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

Paige Draheim (right) and her fellow poolees acknowledge an order by Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Draheim is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill., and Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

Paige Draheim (right) and her fellow poolees acknowledge an order by Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Draheim is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill., and Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano corrects Kylie Scurto during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only-functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C. and Scurto is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill.

Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano corrects Kylie Scurto during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only-functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C. and Scurto is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill.

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano corrects Paige Draheim during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C. and Draheim is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill.

Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano corrects Paige Draheim during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C. and Draheim is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill.

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

Sara Voss practices locking the M-16A2 bolt to the rear during a weapons class at a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Voss is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Green Bay, Wis.

Sara Voss practices locking the M-16A2 bolt to the rear during a weapons class at a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Voss is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Green Bay, Wis.

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

Recruiting Station Milwaukee poolees are marched by Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano after performing an initial strength test during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. RS Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

Recruiting Station Milwaukee poolees are marched by Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano after performing an initial strength test during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. RS Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

Pfc. Ryan M. Jerabek's mother and father, along with leadership from the Milwaukee Military Entrance Processing Station, unveil a memorial display outside the ceremonial oath room dedicated to Jerabek here May 22. Jerabek took the oath of enlistment in that same room in 2002 at the age of 17, and just two years later, he made the ultimate sacrifice protecting his fellow Marines while on combat operations in Ramadi, Iraq. (Official U. S. Marine Corps photo by Staff Sgt. Greg Thomas)

Pfc. Ryan M. Jerabek's mother and father, along with leadership from the Milwaukee Military Entrance Processing Station, unveil a memorial display outside the ceremonial oath room dedicated to Jerabek here May 22. Jerabek took the oath of enlistment in that same room in 2002 at the age of 17, and just two years later, he made the ultimate sacrifice protecting his fellow Marines while on combat operations in Ramadi, Iraq. (Official U. S. Marine Corps photo by Staff Sgt. Greg Thomas)

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Sgt. Maj. Carlton W. Kent, sergeant major of the Marine Corps, acknowledges the success of recruiting while visiting 9th Marine Corps District May 19. He met with Marines and sailors of 9th Marine Corps District, Recruiting Station Des Moines Sub-station South Omaha, and Recruiting Station Kansas City Sub-stations K-Metro and Olathe May 18–19.

Sgt. Maj. Carlton W. Kent, sergeant major of the Marine Corps, acknowledges the success of recruiting while visiting 9th Marine Corps District May 19. He met with Marines and sailors of 9th Marine Corps District, Recruiting Station Des Moines Sub-station South Omaha, and Recruiting Station Kansas City Sub-stations K-Metro and Olathe May 18–19.

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A group of female Marines conduct a group discussion with female poolees of Recruiting Station Milwaukee during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. RS Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent.

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Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano gives Wisconsin Marine-hopefuls a taste of boot camp during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

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Paige Draheim (right) maintains her position of attention while Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano corrects another poolee during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Draheim is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill., and Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

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Paige Draheim (right) and her fellow poolees acknowledge an order by Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Draheim is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill., and Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

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Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano corrects Kylie Scurto during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only-functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C. and Scurto is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill.

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Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano corrects Paige Draheim during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C. and Draheim is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Rockford, Ill.

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Sara Voss practices locking the M-16A2 bolt to the rear during a weapons class at a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. Recruiting Station Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Voss is a poolee at Recruiting Substation Green Bay, Wis.

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Recruiting Station Milwaukee poolees are marched by Drill Instructor Sgt. Maria Arellano after performing an initial strength test during a female pool function March 30 at the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Center in Madison, Wis. RS Milwaukee recruiters hope a new focus on female-only functions will lower its female pool attrition rate, which is currently at 26 percent. Arellano is a drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C.

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Pfc. Ryan M. Jerabek's mother and father, along with leadership from the Milwaukee Military Entrance Processing Station, unveil a memorial display outside the ceremonial oath room dedicated to Jerabek here May 22. Jerabek took the oath of enlistment in that same room in 2002 at the age of 17, and just two years later, he made the ultimate sacrifice protecting his fellow Marines while on combat operations in Ramadi, Iraq. (Official U. S. Marine Corps photo by Staff Sgt. Greg Thomas)

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Sgt. Maj. Carlton W. Kent, sergeant major of the Marine Corps, acknowledges the success of recruiting while visiting 9th Marine Corps District May 19. He met with Marines and sailors of 9th Marine Corps District, Recruiting Station Des Moines Sub-station South Omaha, and Recruiting Station Kansas City Sub-stations K-Metro and Olathe May 18–19.

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