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The fireman's carry relay race was just one part of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's annual field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The field meet fosters friendly competition which will prove beneficial for these poolees throughout their Marine Corps careers.

The fireman's carry relay race was just one part of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's annual field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The field meet fosters friendly competition which will prove beneficial for these poolees throughout their Marine Corps careers.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Greg Thomas

Robert Jicha, a poolee from Recruiting Substation North Milwaukee, endures the pain of the roman chair event during Recruiting Station Milwaukee's annual field meet here Feb. 14. The field meet pitted the four metro-Milwaukee substations against each other fostering friendly competition which will serve these poolees well throughout their Marine Corps career.

Robert Jicha, a poolee from Recruiting Substation North Milwaukee, endures the pain of the roman chair event during Recruiting Station Milwaukee's annual field meet here Feb. 14. The field meet pitted the four metro-Milwaukee substations against each other fostering friendly competition which will serve these poolees well throughout their Marine Corps career.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Greg Thomas

The three-legged race is a staple of field meets and factored into Recruiting Station Milwaukee's annual event. Some teams opted to try their luck with the normal legged walking motion while a couple decided on a method of synchronized hopping. This field meet is an annual event pitting the four metro-Milwaukee recruiting substation against each other in order to foster friendly competition which will prove useful for these poolees throughout their Marine Corps career.

The three-legged race is a staple of field meets and factored into Recruiting Station Milwaukee's annual event. Some teams opted to try their luck with the normal legged walking motion while a couple decided on a method of synchronized hopping. This field meet is an annual event pitting the four metro-Milwaukee recruiting substation against each other in order to foster friendly competition which will prove useful for these poolees throughout their Marine Corps career.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Greg Thomas

Poolees from four of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's substations battle to keep their balance during the dizzy izzy event of a field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The annual field meet pits the four metro Milwaukee area substations against each other and fosters friendly competition which will serve the poolees well in their Marine Corps careers.

Poolees from four of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's substations battle to keep their balance during the dizzy izzy event of a field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The annual field meet pits the four metro Milwaukee area substations against each other and fosters friendly competition which will serve the poolees well in their Marine Corps careers.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Greg Thomas

Poolees from four of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's substations battle to keep their balance during the dizzy izzy event of a field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The annual field meet pits the four metro Milwaukee area substations against each other and fosters friendly competition which will serve the poolees well in their Marine Corps careers.

Poolees from four of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's substations battle to keep their balance during the dizzy izzy event of a field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The annual field meet pits the four metro Milwaukee area substations against each other and fosters friendly competition which will serve the poolees well in their Marine Corps careers.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Greg Thomas

Recruiters from four of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's substations demonstrate the dizzy izzy event during the annual field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The annual event pits the four metro Milwaukee area substations against each other and fosters friendly competition which will serve the poolees well in their Marine Corps careers.

Recruiters from four of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's substations demonstrate the dizzy izzy event during the annual field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The annual event pits the four metro Milwaukee area substations against each other and fosters friendly competition which will serve the poolees well in their Marine Corps careers.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Greg Thomas

Staff Sgt. Leroy Clemons conducts a meeting with two of his poolees, Joedy Petit and Josh Wimsatt, while another potential poolee exercises in the office of Recruiting Substation K-Metro, Recruiting Station Kansas City Feb. 2. 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. Clemons is a recruiter at K-Metro.

Staff Sgt. Leroy Clemons conducts a meeting with two of his poolees, Joedy Petit and Josh Wimsatt, while another potential poolee exercises in the office of Recruiting Substation K-Metro, Recruiting Station Kansas City Feb. 2. 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. Clemons is a recruiter at K-Metro.

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

Staff Sgt. Leroy Clemons speaks with Joedy Petit in his cubicle, a feature of the new office design, Feb. 2 at Recruiting Substation K-Metro, Recruiting Station Kansas City. 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. Clemons is a recruiter and Petit is a poolee apart of the delayed entry program at K-Metro.

Staff Sgt. Leroy Clemons speaks with Joedy Petit in his cubicle, a feature of the new office design, Feb. 2 at Recruiting Substation K-Metro, Recruiting Station Kansas City. 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. Clemons is a recruiter and Petit is a poolee apart of the delayed entry program at K-Metro.

Photo by Cpl. David Rogers

2nd Lt. Raymond Galbreth, Camp Lejeune, N.C., Capt. Tito Jone, Officer Selection Station Baton Rouge, La., and Capt. Thomas Eybl, Recruiting Station Columbia, S.C. prepare to take the field at halftime of the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Galbreath represented University of Iowa alumni, while Jones and Eybl represented the University of South Carolina during the halftime festivities.

2nd Lt. Raymond Galbreth, Camp Lejeune, N.C., Capt. Tito Jone, Officer Selection Station Baton Rouge, La., and Capt. Thomas Eybl, Recruiting Station Columbia, S.C. prepare to take the field at halftime of the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Galbreath represented University of Iowa alumni, while Jones and Eybl represented the University of South Carolina during the halftime festivities.

Photo by SSgt B. J. Swenson

Marines from Marine Corps Southern Command prepare to take the field as the University of Iowa band takes its postion. The Marine Corps honored War on Terrorism veterans and alumni from the representative univeristies at halftime of the Outback Bowl which featured the universities of Iowa and South Carolina.

Marines from Marine Corps Southern Command prepare to take the field as the University of Iowa band takes its postion. The Marine Corps honored War on Terrorism veterans and alumni from the representative univeristies at halftime of the Outback Bowl which featured the universities of Iowa and South Carolina.

Photo by SSgt B. J. Swenson

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

The fireman's carry relay race was just one part of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's annual field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The field meet fosters friendly competition which will prove beneficial for these poolees throughout their Marine Corps careers.

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Robert Jicha, a poolee from Recruiting Substation North Milwaukee, endures the pain of the roman chair event during Recruiting Station Milwaukee's annual field meet here Feb. 14. The field meet pitted the four metro-Milwaukee substations against each other fostering friendly competition which will serve these poolees well throughout their Marine Corps career.

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The three-legged race is a staple of field meets and factored into Recruiting Station Milwaukee's annual event. Some teams opted to try their luck with the normal legged walking motion while a couple decided on a method of synchronized hopping. This field meet is an annual event pitting the four metro-Milwaukee recruiting substation against each other in order to foster friendly competition which will prove useful for these poolees throughout their Marine Corps career.

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Poolees from four of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's substations battle to keep their balance during the dizzy izzy event of a field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The annual field meet pits the four metro Milwaukee area substations against each other and fosters friendly competition which will serve the poolees well in their Marine Corps careers.

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Poolees from four of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's substations battle to keep their balance during the dizzy izzy event of a field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The annual field meet pits the four metro Milwaukee area substations against each other and fosters friendly competition which will serve the poolees well in their Marine Corps careers.

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Recruiters from four of Recruiting Station Milwaukee's substations demonstrate the dizzy izzy event during the annual field meet held at the reserve center here Feb. 14. The annual event pits the four metro Milwaukee area substations against each other and fosters friendly competition which will serve the poolees well in their Marine Corps careers.

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Staff Sgt. Leroy Clemons conducts a meeting with two of his poolees, Joedy Petit and Josh Wimsatt, while another potential poolee exercises in the office of Recruiting Substation K-Metro, Recruiting Station Kansas City Feb. 2. 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. Clemons is a recruiter at K-Metro.

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Staff Sgt. Leroy Clemons speaks with Joedy Petit in his cubicle, a feature of the new office design, Feb. 2 at Recruiting Substation K-Metro, Recruiting Station Kansas City. 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. Clemons is a recruiter and Petit is a poolee apart of the delayed entry program at K-Metro.

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2nd Lt. Raymond Galbreth, Camp Lejeune, N.C., Capt. Tito Jone, Officer Selection Station Baton Rouge, La., and Capt. Thomas Eybl, Recruiting Station Columbia, S.C. prepare to take the field at halftime of the Outback Bowl Jan. 1 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fl. Galbreath represented University of Iowa alumni, while Jones and Eybl represented the University of South Carolina during the halftime festivities.

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Marines from Marine Corps Southern Command prepare to take the field as the University of Iowa band takes its postion. The Marine Corps honored War on Terrorism veterans and alumni from the representative univeristies at halftime of the Outback Bowl which featured the universities of Iowa and South Carolina.

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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.

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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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