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Dec 18, 2010

Marine Corps Substation Roseville Recruiter Sgt. Van Tulmau, 29, gives a class on an anti-tank weapon, also known as the AT4, at the University of Minnesota Armory Dec. 18. More than 30 people, including a few Marines who recently completed boot camp, attended the poolee function. Service members have been training at the armory since it was built in 1896.

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Marine Corps Substation Roseville Recruiter Sgt. Van Tulmau, 29, gives a class on an anti-tank weapon, also known as the AT4, at the University of Minnesota Armory Dec. 18. More than 30 people, including a few Marines who recently completed boot camp, attended the poolee function. Service members have been training at the armory since it was built in 1896.
101218-M-8136F-024.jpg Photo By: Staff Sgt. Clinton Firstbrook

Dec 18, 2010
Marine Corps Substation Roseville Recruiter Sgt. Van Tulmau, 29, gives a class on an anti-tank weapon, also known as the AT4, at the University of Minnesota Armory Dec. 18. More than 30 people, including a few Marines who recently completed boot camp, attended the poolee function. Service members have been training at the armory since it was built in 1896.


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