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Jul 26, 2006

20-year Marine Corps veteran Glenn Phillip Lejeune shakes hands with his son, Pvt. Kyle Philip Lejeune, following recruit training graduation at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Glenn initially advised Kyle, the great-great grandson of 13th Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. John A Lejeune, against joining the Corps to protect him "from experiencing some of the things that I saw in Vietnam." He later endorsed his son's decision, saying, "I saw a determination and a want in his eyes that I've never seen before in 22 years." Photo courtesy of the Lejeune family.

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20-year Marine Corps veteran Glenn Phillip Lejeune shakes hands with his son, Pvt. Kyle Philip Lejeune, following recruit training graduation at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Glenn initially advised Kyle, the great-great grandson of 13th Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. John A Lejeune, against joining the Corps to protect him "from experiencing some of the things that I saw in Vietnam." He later endorsed his son's decision, saying, "I saw a determination and a want in his eyes that I've never seen before in 22 years." Photo courtesy of the Lejeune family.
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Jul 26, 2006
20-year Marine Corps veteran Glenn Phillip Lejeune shakes hands with his son, Pvt. Kyle Philip Lejeune, following recruit training graduation at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Glenn initially advised Kyle, the great-great grandson of 13th Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. John A Lejeune, against joining the Corps to protect him "from experiencing some of the things that I saw in Vietnam." He later endorsed his son's decision, saying, "I saw a determination and a want in his eyes that I've never seen before in 22 years." Photo courtesy of the Lejeune family.


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