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Steve Stukas, a senior at Elkhorn Area High School, poses for a photo with Capt. Matthew Baker, the Operations Officer of Recruiting Station Milwaukee, and Sgt. Nathan Krohn, the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge of Recruiting Substation Racine, during the high school’s awards night June 4, 2014.

Steve Stukas, a senior at Elkhorn Area High School, poses for a photo with Capt. Matthew Baker, the Operations Officer of Recruiting Station Milwaukee, and Sgt. Nathan Krohn, the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge of Recruiting Substation Racine, during the high school’s awards night June 4, 2014.

Photo by Sgt Tia Nagle

Georgia Llanas, a senior at Muskego High School, poses for a photo with her recruiter, Sgt. Bryan Bell, after receiving the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps scholarship June 4, 2014. Llanas will enter college this fall at Marquette University as a Marine-option midshipman pursuing a degree in engineering.

Georgia Llanas, a senior at Muskego High School, poses for a photo with her recruiter, Sgt. Bryan Bell, after receiving the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps scholarship June 4, 2014. Llanas will enter college this fall at Marquette University as a Marine-option midshipman pursuing a degree in engineering.

Photo by Sgt Tia Nagle

Mr. Charlie Barnes and Gunnery Sgt. Timothy Ussery place a flag at a fallen servicemembers grave May 21 at Mt. Moriah and Freeman Funeral Home in Kansas City, Mo. The Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps league will also host an event for family membersr of the fallen Monday May 26.

Mr. Charlie Barnes and Gunnery Sgt. Timothy Ussery place a flag at a fallen servicemembers grave May 21 at Mt. Moriah and Freeman Funeral Home in Kansas City, Mo. The Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps league will also host an event for family membersr of the fallen Monday May 26.

Photo by Sgt. Andres J. Lugo

Sgt. Cameron Fidler with 9th Marine Corps District and a member of the Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps League detachment place an American flag on a grave of a veteran at Mount Moriah South Cemetery, May 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Andres J. Lugo)

Sgt. Cameron Fidler with 9th Marine Corps District and a member of the Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps League detachment place an American flag on a grave of a veteran at Mount Moriah South Cemetery, May 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Andres J. Lugo)

Photo by Sgt. Andres J. Lugo

Lance Cpl. Edgar Torres-Roman with the 9th Marine Corps District carries American Flags to members of the Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps League to be placed on graves of passed veterans at Mount Moriah South Cemetery, May 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Andres J. Lugo)

Lance Cpl. Edgar Torres-Roman with the 9th Marine Corps District carries American Flags to members of the Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps League to be placed on graves of passed veterans at Mount Moriah South Cemetery, May 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Andres J. Lugo)

Photo by Sgt. Andres J. Lugo

Marines of the 9th Marine Corps District and members of the Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps League detachment pose for a photo after placing dozens of American flags on the graves of passed veterans at Mount Moriah South Cemetery, May 21.

Marines of the 9th Marine Corps District and members of the Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps League detachment pose for a photo after placing dozens of American flags on the graves of passed veterans at Mount Moriah South Cemetery, May 21.

Photo by Sgt. Andres J. Lugo

Capt. Matthew Lamb presents presents Joseph D. Aiello with an NROTC Scholarship check May 8 at Purdue university in Lafayette, Indiana. Capt. Lamb is the executive officer for Recruiting Station Indianapolis and attended to present Aiello the check.

Capt. Matthew Lamb presents presents Joseph D. Aiello with an NROTC Scholarship check May 8 at Purdue university in Lafayette, Indiana. Capt. Lamb is the executive officer for Recruiting Station Indianapolis and attended to present Aiello the check.

Photo by Sgt. Brian Jagosz

Officer Candidates School candidates assemble M16A2 service rifles as part of the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. The OCS candidates and poolees from Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Dakotas learned the operational and safety features of the weapon as part of their training.

Officer Candidates School candidates assemble M16A2 service rifles as part of the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. The OCS candidates and poolees from Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Dakotas learned the operational and safety features of the weapon as part of their training.

Photo by Sgt. Martin Egnash

Drill Instructor Staff Sgt. Vincent Aguilar motivates Poolee Davionet L. L. Young during the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. The Three drill instructors at the event stressed out poolees to prepare them for recruit training.

Drill Instructor Staff Sgt. Vincent Aguilar motivates Poolee Davionet L. L. Young during the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. The Three drill instructors at the event stressed out poolees to prepare them for recruit training.

Photo by Sgt. Martin Egnash

Poolee Drew Tykwinski navigates through one of the obstacles at the obstacle course at the 2014 RS Twin Cities Mini-Bootcamp. During their training, poolees and guests executed the obstacle course, the leadership reactions course and conducted various physical fitness workouts.

Poolee Drew Tykwinski navigates through one of the obstacles at the obstacle course at the 2014 RS Twin Cities Mini-Bootcamp. During their training, poolees and guests executed the obstacle course, the leadership reactions course and conducted various physical fitness workouts.

Photo by Sgt. Martin Egnash

Poolee Maureen Abayare navigates her way through one of the obstacles at the obstacle course aboard the 2014 RS Twin Cities Mini-Bootcamp. Other obstacles included jumping over logs and climbing a rope tower.

Poolee Maureen Abayare navigates her way through one of the obstacles at the obstacle course aboard the 2014 RS Twin Cities Mini-Bootcamp. Other obstacles included jumping over logs and climbing a rope tower.

Photo by Sgt. Martin Egnash

Drill Instructor Staff Sgt. Cody Romriell motivates poolees as they crawl through part of the obstacle course during the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. More than 600 young men and women participated in the event.

Drill Instructor Staff Sgt. Cody Romriell motivates poolees as they crawl through part of the obstacle course during the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. More than 600 young men and women participated in the event.

Photo by Sgt. Martin Egnash

Drill Instructors Staff Sgt. Cody Romriell and Staff Sgt. Vincent Aguilar team up to yell at a poolee at the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. Despite their intimidating nature, the drill instructors were most poolees' favorite part of the event.

Drill Instructors Staff Sgt. Cody Romriell and Staff Sgt. Vincent Aguilar team up to yell at a poolee at the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. Despite their intimidating nature, the drill instructors were most poolees' favorite part of the event.

Photo by Sgt. Martin Egnash

Staff Sgt. Benjamin Estep, a Drill Instructor from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, motivates poolees to move faster during Recruiting Station Lansing's annual Mini-boot Camp North, May 3 in Grayling Mich. RS Lansing conducts these training evolutions in order to evaluate and expose future recruits to the stresses of Marine Corps Recruit Training by bringing in Drill Instructors from both Recruit Depots to simulate the Recruit Training environment. Over 160 Poolees attended the camp, while over 180 attended Mini-Boot Camp South the previous weekend.

Staff Sgt. Benjamin Estep, a Drill Instructor from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, motivates poolees to move faster during Recruiting Station Lansing's annual Mini-boot Camp North, May 3 in Grayling Mich. RS Lansing conducts these training evolutions in order to evaluate and expose future recruits to the stresses of Marine Corps Recruit Training by bringing in Drill Instructors from both Recruit Depots to simulate the Recruit Training environment. Over 160 Poolees attended the camp, while over 180 attended Mini-Boot Camp South the previous weekend.

Photo by Sgt. Kevin Maynard

Over 180 poolees from the southern half of Michigan participated in a mini-boot camp, 25-27 April. These annual mini-boot camps are designed to expose future Marines to the rigors of recruit training and prepare them mentally and physically.

Over 180 poolees from the southern half of Michigan participated in a mini-boot camp, 25-27 April. These annual mini-boot camps are designed to expose future Marines to the rigors of recruit training and prepare them mentally and physically.

Photo by Sgt. Kevin Maynard

Sgt. Christapher Bess, a Drill Instructor with Company B, 1st Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, looks on as Poolees from the southern half of Michigan participate in an Initial Strength Test (IST). The IST was conducted during a mini-boot camp conducted by Recruiting Station Lansing designed to expose poolees to the rigors of Marine Corps Recruit Training.

Sgt. Christapher Bess, a Drill Instructor with Company B, 1st Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, looks on as Poolees from the southern half of Michigan participate in an Initial Strength Test (IST). The IST was conducted during a mini-boot camp conducted by Recruiting Station Lansing designed to expose poolees to the rigors of Marine Corps Recruit Training.

Photo by Sgt. Kevin Maynard

Eric C. McDowell, a Lafayette High School football and basketball coach, low crawls through a portion of the Obstacle Course during the Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego April 8, 2014.

Eric C. McDowell, a Lafayette High School football and basketball coach, low crawls through a portion of the Obstacle Course during the Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego April 8, 2014.

Photo by Sgt. Kenneth K. Trotter Jr.

Educators from Recruiting Stations Kansas City and Lansing watch as Marines demonstrate how to properly ascend the A-frame during the 2014 Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego.

Educators from Recruiting Stations Kansas City and Lansing watch as Marines demonstrate how to properly ascend the A-frame during the 2014 Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego.

Photo by Sgt. Kenneth K. Trotter Jr.

Staff Sgt. Theodoor A. Steber, a drill instructor, marches educators during the Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Dept San Diego April 8, 2014. The educators were instructed on the proper response to common terms during recruit training, such as "eyeballs" and "ears."

Staff Sgt. Theodoor A. Steber, a drill instructor, marches educators during the Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Dept San Diego April 8, 2014. The educators were instructed on the proper response to common terms during recruit training, such as "eyeballs" and "ears."

Photo by Sgt. Kenneth K. Trotter Jr.

Liane R. Hager, a Harrisonville High School family and consumer sciences teacher, carries Jenny R. Bruns, a Harrisonville High School art teacher, as part of a mock Combat Fitness Test during the Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego April 8, 2014. Educators from both Recruiting Station Kansas City and Lansing took part in the workshop. The workshop included the educators asking questions about the rigors of recruit training, firing the M16A4 assault rifle, amongst many other aspects of recruit training.

Liane R. Hager, a Harrisonville High School family and consumer sciences teacher, carries Jenny R. Bruns, a Harrisonville High School art teacher, as part of a mock Combat Fitness Test during the Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego April 8, 2014. Educators from both Recruiting Station Kansas City and Lansing took part in the workshop. The workshop included the educators asking questions about the rigors of recruit training, firing the M16A4 assault rifle, amongst many other aspects of recruit training.

Photo by Sgt. Kenneth K. Trotter Jr.

Steve Stukas, a senior at Elkhorn Area High School, poses for a photo with Capt. Matthew Baker, the Operations Officer of Recruiting Station Milwaukee, and Sgt. Nathan Krohn, the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge of Recruiting Substation Racine, during the high school’s awards night June 4, 2014.

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Georgia Llanas, a senior at Muskego High School, poses for a photo with her recruiter, Sgt. Bryan Bell, after receiving the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps scholarship June 4, 2014. Llanas will enter college this fall at Marquette University as a Marine-option midshipman pursuing a degree in engineering.

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Mr. Charlie Barnes and Gunnery Sgt. Timothy Ussery place a flag at a fallen servicemembers grave May 21 at Mt. Moriah and Freeman Funeral Home in Kansas City, Mo. The Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps league will also host an event for family membersr of the fallen Monday May 26.

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Sgt. Cameron Fidler with 9th Marine Corps District and a member of the Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps League detachment place an American flag on a grave of a veteran at Mount Moriah South Cemetery, May 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Andres J. Lugo)

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Lance Cpl. Edgar Torres-Roman with the 9th Marine Corps District carries American Flags to members of the Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps League to be placed on graves of passed veterans at Mount Moriah South Cemetery, May 21. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Andres J. Lugo)

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Marines of the 9th Marine Corps District and members of the Simpson Hoggat Marine Corps League detachment pose for a photo after placing dozens of American flags on the graves of passed veterans at Mount Moriah South Cemetery, May 21.

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Capt. Matthew Lamb presents presents Joseph D. Aiello with an NROTC Scholarship check May 8 at Purdue university in Lafayette, Indiana. Capt. Lamb is the executive officer for Recruiting Station Indianapolis and attended to present Aiello the check.

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Officer Candidates School candidates assemble M16A2 service rifles as part of the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. The OCS candidates and poolees from Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Dakotas learned the operational and safety features of the weapon as part of their training.

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Drill Instructor Staff Sgt. Vincent Aguilar motivates Poolee Davionet L. L. Young during the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. The Three drill instructors at the event stressed out poolees to prepare them for recruit training.

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Poolee Drew Tykwinski navigates through one of the obstacles at the obstacle course at the 2014 RS Twin Cities Mini-Bootcamp. During their training, poolees and guests executed the obstacle course, the leadership reactions course and conducted various physical fitness workouts.

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Poolee Maureen Abayare navigates her way through one of the obstacles at the obstacle course aboard the 2014 RS Twin Cities Mini-Bootcamp. Other obstacles included jumping over logs and climbing a rope tower.

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Drill Instructor Staff Sgt. Cody Romriell motivates poolees as they crawl through part of the obstacle course during the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. More than 600 young men and women participated in the event.

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Drill Instructors Staff Sgt. Cody Romriell and Staff Sgt. Vincent Aguilar team up to yell at a poolee at the RS Twin Cities 2014 Mini-Bootcamp. Despite their intimidating nature, the drill instructors were most poolees' favorite part of the event.

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Staff Sgt. Benjamin Estep, a Drill Instructor from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, motivates poolees to move faster during Recruiting Station Lansing's annual Mini-boot Camp North, May 3 in Grayling Mich. RS Lansing conducts these training evolutions in order to evaluate and expose future recruits to the stresses of Marine Corps Recruit Training by bringing in Drill Instructors from both Recruit Depots to simulate the Recruit Training environment. Over 160 Poolees attended the camp, while over 180 attended Mini-Boot Camp South the previous weekend.

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Over 180 poolees from the southern half of Michigan participated in a mini-boot camp, 25-27 April. These annual mini-boot camps are designed to expose future Marines to the rigors of recruit training and prepare them mentally and physically.

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Sgt. Christapher Bess, a Drill Instructor with Company B, 1st Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, looks on as Poolees from the southern half of Michigan participate in an Initial Strength Test (IST). The IST was conducted during a mini-boot camp conducted by Recruiting Station Lansing designed to expose poolees to the rigors of Marine Corps Recruit Training.

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Eric C. McDowell, a Lafayette High School football and basketball coach, low crawls through a portion of the Obstacle Course during the Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego April 8, 2014.

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Educators from Recruiting Stations Kansas City and Lansing watch as Marines demonstrate how to properly ascend the A-frame during the 2014 Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego.

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Staff Sgt. Theodoor A. Steber, a drill instructor, marches educators during the Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Dept San Diego April 8, 2014. The educators were instructed on the proper response to common terms during recruit training, such as "eyeballs" and "ears."

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Liane R. Hager, a Harrisonville High School family and consumer sciences teacher, carries Jenny R. Bruns, a Harrisonville High School art teacher, as part of a mock Combat Fitness Test during the Educators' Workshop at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego April 8, 2014. Educators from both Recruiting Station Kansas City and Lansing took part in the workshop. The workshop included the educators asking questions about the rigors of recruit training, firing the M16A4 assault rifle, amongst many other aspects of recruit training.

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