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Feb 14, 2005

Gunnery Sgt. Terry D. Love, SNCOIC, RSS Flint, talks on the phone at his office Feb. 14, 05 while Poolee Josh R. Romanetto, 18, goes for some pull ups. Romanetto leaves for boot camp July 5, 06. Love was an infantryman and also attained Centurion status during his first tour of recruiting duty in RS Lansing a few years ago. He won the MFL's SNCOIC position for 2005. He is hoping to some day become an ARI or an RI.

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Gunnery Sgt. Terry D. Love, SNCOIC, RSS Flint, talks on the phone at his office Feb. 14, 05 while Poolee Josh R. Romanetto, 18, goes for some pull ups. Romanetto leaves for boot camp July 5, 06. Love was an infantryman and also attained Centurion status during his first tour of recruiting duty in RS Lansing a few years ago. He won the MFL's SNCOIC position for 2005. He is hoping to some day become an ARI or an RI.
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Feb 14, 2005
Gunnery Sgt. Terry D. Love, SNCOIC, RSS Flint, talks on the phone at his office Feb. 14, 05 while Poolee Josh R. Romanetto, 18, goes for some pull ups. Romanetto leaves for boot camp July 5, 06. Love was an infantryman and also attained Centurion status during his first tour of recruiting duty in RS Lansing a few years ago. He won the MFL's SNCOIC position for 2005. He is hoping to some day become an ARI or an RI.


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