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2nd Lt. Raymond Galbreth, Camp Lejeune, N.C., Herky the Iowa Hawkeyes mascot, and Staff Sgt. Brandon Swenson, 9th Marine Corps District, take time during a break in the action at the Outback Bowl for a picture. Galbreath and Swenson represented Marine alumni from the University of Iowa at the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl.

2nd Lt. Raymond Galbreth, Camp Lejeune, N.C., Herky the Iowa Hawkeyes mascot, and Staff Sgt. Brandon Swenson, 9th Marine Corps District, take time during a break in the action at the Outback Bowl for a picture. Galbreath and Swenson represented Marine alumni from the University of Iowa at the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl.

Photo by SSgt B. J. Swenson

2nd Lt. Raymond Galbreth, Camp Lejeune, N.C., and former Iowa Hawkeye quarterback and Heisman Trophy runner-up Brad Banks discuss football during action at the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Galbreath was honored at halftime of the game for being a Marine alumni from the University of Iowa.

2nd Lt. Raymond Galbreth, Camp Lejeune, N.C., and former Iowa Hawkeye quarterback and Heisman Trophy runner-up Brad Banks discuss football during action at the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Galbreath was honored at halftime of the game for being a Marine alumni from the University of Iowa.

Photo by SSgt B. J. Swenson

Cpl. Jessica Bishop, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, sings the National Anthem before the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Marines from the Global War on Terror, local recruiting stations and alumni of the repsentative schools were honored at halftime of the game that featured the universities of Iowa and South Carolina.

Cpl. Jessica Bishop, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, sings the National Anthem before the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Marines from the Global War on Terror, local recruiting stations and alumni of the repsentative schools were honored at halftime of the game that featured the universities of Iowa and South Carolina.

Photo by SSgt B. J. Swenson

Cpl. Jessica Bishop, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, sings the National Anthem before the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Marines from the Global War on Terror, local recruiting stations and alumni of the repsentative schools were honored at halftime of the game that featured the universities of Iowa and South Carolina.

Cpl. Jessica Bishop, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, sings the National Anthem before the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Marines from the Global War on Terror, local recruiting stations and alumni of the repsentative schools were honored at halftime of the game that featured the universities of Iowa and South Carolina.

Photo by SSgt B. J. Swenson

Brig. Gen. Thomas Milstead, Marine Corps Recruiting Command commanding general, poses for pictures with the officiating crew of the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl.

Brig. Gen. Thomas Milstead, Marine Corps Recruiting Command commanding general, poses for pictures with the officiating crew of the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl.

Photo by SSgt B. J. Swenson

Irving Schlossenberg's Pacific Fleet ID card from 1944

Irving Schlossenberg's Pacific Fleet ID card from 1944

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

Official blues photo.

Official blues photo.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Goldenstein

Sgt. Roberto Roman, trumpet player with the Twentynine Palms Brass Quintet, plays his own adaptation of “Amazing Grace” at Waverly High School, Lansing Mich., during the Quintet’s performance at the high school October 23. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing October 20 24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

Sgt. Roberto Roman, trumpet player with the Twentynine Palms Brass Quintet, plays his own adaptation of “Amazing Grace” at Waverly High School, Lansing Mich., during the Quintet’s performance at the high school October 23. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing October 20 24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Donald Bohanner

Dave Larzelere, Waverly High School Band director, Lansing, Mich, introduces the Twentynine Palms Brass Quintet to his students Oct. 23. Members of the Brass Quintet from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., performed at Waverly High School, Lansing, Mich. Oct. 23. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing Oct. 20-24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

Dave Larzelere, Waverly High School Band director, Lansing, Mich, introduces the Twentynine Palms Brass Quintet to his students Oct. 23. Members of the Brass Quintet from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., performed at Waverly High School, Lansing, Mich. Oct. 23. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing Oct. 20-24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Donald Bohanner

Members of the Brass Quintet from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., perform at Orchard View High School, Muskegon, Mich. Oct. 20, 2008. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing Oct. 20-24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

Members of the Brass Quintet from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., perform at Orchard View High School, Muskegon, Mich. Oct. 20, 2008. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing Oct. 20-24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Donald Bohanner

Members of the Brass Quintet from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., perform at Orchard View High School, Muskegon, Mich. Oct. 20, 2008. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing Oct. 20-24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

Members of the Brass Quintet from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., perform at Orchard View High School, Muskegon, Mich. Oct. 20, 2008. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing Oct. 20-24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Donald Bohanner

Official Blues Photo

Official Blues Photo

Photo by Staff Sgt. Gregory Thomas

One element of the new design is an entry area where interested young men and women can watch videos about life in the Marine Corps. JWT, the Marine Corps’ advertising firm, has worked to create a new, uniformed interior design for the offices consistent with the image created for the Corps’ Web, print and television campaigns.

One element of the new design is an entry area where interested young men and women can watch videos about life in the Marine Corps. JWT, the Marine Corps’ advertising firm, has worked to create a new, uniformed interior design for the offices consistent with the image created for the Corps’ Web, print and television campaigns.

Photo by Photo courtesy of RSS Riverside

The new recruiting office design will still allow recruiters to have their own personal space to show applicants what the Marine Corps is to him. JWT, the Marine Corps’ advertising firm, has worked to create a new, uniformed interior design for the offices consistent with the image created for the Corps’ Web, print and television campaigns.

The new recruiting office design will still allow recruiters to have their own personal space to show applicants what the Marine Corps is to him. JWT, the Marine Corps’ advertising firm, has worked to create a new, uniformed interior design for the offices consistent with the image created for the Corps’ Web, print and television campaigns.

Photo by Photo courtesy of RSS Riverside

The wall colors of the new recruiting office design reflects that of the Marine dress blue uniform. JWT, the Marine Corps’ advertising firm, has worked to create a new, uniformed interior design for the offices consistent with the image created for the Corps’ Web, print and television campaigns.

The wall colors of the new recruiting office design reflects that of the Marine dress blue uniform. JWT, the Marine Corps’ advertising firm, has worked to create a new, uniformed interior design for the offices consistent with the image created for the Corps’ Web, print and television campaigns.

Photo by Photo courtesy of RSS Riverside

Sgts. Kara and Victor Perez enjoy a day at a fall festival in Kansas City with their son Roman in October, 2008.

Sgts. Kara and Victor Perez enjoy a day at a fall festival in Kansas City with their son Roman in October, 2008.

Photo by Courtesy of Perez family.

The eagle, globe and anchor emblem is displayed in the front windows of RSS Riverside, Calif., RS San Diego.

The eagle, globe and anchor emblem is displayed in the front windows of RSS Riverside, Calif., RS San Diego.

Photo by Photo courtesy of RSS Riverside

Sergeant Douglas Hardee, a percussionist with the MCAGCC 29 Palms Band, keeps time for two percussionists with Southwest High School Band in Green Bay, Wis., Sept. 17. During a brief clinic with the school band, Hardee works with fellow bass drummer on keeping time, since the set the beat for marches.

Sergeant Douglas Hardee, a percussionist with the MCAGCC 29 Palms Band, keeps time for two percussionists with Southwest High School Band in Green Bay, Wis., Sept. 17. During a brief clinic with the school band, Hardee works with fellow bass drummer on keeping time, since the set the beat for marches.

Photo by SSgt Roman Yurek

Corporal Brittany Kallash, a flute player in the MCAGCC 29 Palms Band, speaks with band students at Southwest High School in Green Bay, Wis., Sept. 17, during the clinic portion of the band's visit to the school. During this time the school band split up by section and was given advice by Marines who play in that same section professionally in the Marine Corps.

Corporal Brittany Kallash, a flute player in the MCAGCC 29 Palms Band, speaks with band students at Southwest High School in Green Bay, Wis., Sept. 17, during the clinic portion of the band's visit to the school. During this time the school band split up by section and was given advice by Marines who play in that same section professionally in the Marine Corps.

Photo by SSgt Roman Yurek

Marines with the MCAGCC 29 Palms Band work with tuba players in the Southwest High School band in Green Bay, Wis., Sept. 17. These Marines play the same instruments with the 29 Palms Band and gave the students advice on how to enhance their performance abilities.

Marines with the MCAGCC 29 Palms Band work with tuba players in the Southwest High School band in Green Bay, Wis., Sept. 17. These Marines play the same instruments with the 29 Palms Band and gave the students advice on how to enhance their performance abilities.

Photo by SSgt Roman Yurek

2nd Lt. Raymond Galbreth, Camp Lejeune, N.C., Herky the Iowa Hawkeyes mascot, and Staff Sgt. Brandon Swenson, 9th Marine Corps District, take time during a break in the action at the Outback Bowl for a picture. Galbreath and Swenson represented Marine alumni from the University of Iowa at the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl.

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2nd Lt. Raymond Galbreth, Camp Lejeune, N.C., and former Iowa Hawkeye quarterback and Heisman Trophy runner-up Brad Banks discuss football during action at the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Galbreath was honored at halftime of the game for being a Marine alumni from the University of Iowa.

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Cpl. Jessica Bishop, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, sings the National Anthem before the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Marines from the Global War on Terror, local recruiting stations and alumni of the repsentative schools were honored at halftime of the game that featured the universities of Iowa and South Carolina.

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Cpl. Jessica Bishop, Marine Corps Recruiting Command, sings the National Anthem before the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Marines from the Global War on Terror, local recruiting stations and alumni of the repsentative schools were honored at halftime of the game that featured the universities of Iowa and South Carolina.

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Brig. Gen. Thomas Milstead, Marine Corps Recruiting Command commanding general, poses for pictures with the officiating crew of the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl.

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Irving Schlossenberg's Pacific Fleet ID card from 1944

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Official blues photo.

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Sgt. Roberto Roman, trumpet player with the Twentynine Palms Brass Quintet, plays his own adaptation of “Amazing Grace” at Waverly High School, Lansing Mich., during the Quintet’s performance at the high school October 23. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing October 20 24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

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Dave Larzelere, Waverly High School Band director, Lansing, Mich, introduces the Twentynine Palms Brass Quintet to his students Oct. 23. Members of the Brass Quintet from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., performed at Waverly High School, Lansing, Mich. Oct. 23. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing Oct. 20-24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

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Members of the Brass Quintet from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., perform at Orchard View High School, Muskegon, Mich. Oct. 20, 2008. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing Oct. 20-24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

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Members of the Brass Quintet from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., perform at Orchard View High School, Muskegon, Mich. Oct. 20, 2008. The Quintet went on a five-day tour of Recruiting Station Lansing Oct. 20-24, performing for the public and offering clinics for the students.

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Official Blues Photo

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The eagle, globe and anchor emblem is displayed in the front windows of RSS Riverside, Calif., RS San Diego.

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One element of the new design is an entry area where interested young men and women can watch videos about life in the Marine Corps. JWT, the Marine Corps’ advertising firm, has worked to create a new, uniformed interior design for the offices consistent with the image created for the Corps’ Web, print and television campaigns.

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The new recruiting office design will still allow recruiters to have their own personal space to show applicants what the Marine Corps is to him. JWT, the Marine Corps’ advertising firm, has worked to create a new, uniformed interior design for the offices consistent with the image created for the Corps’ Web, print and television campaigns.

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The wall colors of the new recruiting office design reflects that of the Marine dress blue uniform. JWT, the Marine Corps’ advertising firm, has worked to create a new, uniformed interior design for the offices consistent with the image created for the Corps’ Web, print and television campaigns.

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Sgts. Kara and Victor Perez enjoy a day at a fall festival in Kansas City with their son Roman in October, 2008.

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Sergeant Douglas Hardee, a percussionist with the MCAGCC 29 Palms Band, keeps time for two percussionists with Southwest High School Band in Green Bay, Wis., Sept. 17. During a brief clinic with the school band, Hardee works with fellow bass drummer on keeping time, since the set the beat for marches.

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Corporal Brittany Kallash, a flute player in the MCAGCC 29 Palms Band, speaks with band students at Southwest High School in Green Bay, Wis., Sept. 17, during the clinic portion of the band's visit to the school. During this time the school band split up by section and was given advice by Marines who play in that same section professionally in the Marine Corps.

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Marines with the MCAGCC 29 Palms Band work with tuba players in the Southwest High School band in Green Bay, Wis., Sept. 17. These Marines play the same instruments with the 29 Palms Band and gave the students advice on how to enhance their performance abilities.

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