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Jan 1, 2000

Roseville, Minn., Delayed Entry Program Poolees Justin Scherkenbach and Robert Xiong work together to perform a one-handed push-up 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. The Marine Corps established the Delayed Entry Program to help men and women prepare for the mental and physical challenges of boot camp.

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Roseville, Minn., Delayed Entry Program Poolees Justin Scherkenbach and Robert Xiong work together to perform a one-handed push-up 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. The Marine Corps established the Delayed Entry Program to help men and women prepare for the mental and physical challenges of boot camp.
101218-M-8136F-027.jpg Photo By: Staff Sgt. Clinton Firstbrook

Jan 1, 2000
Roseville, Minn., Delayed Entry Program Poolees Justin Scherkenbach and Robert Xiong work together to perform a one-handed push-up 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. The Marine Corps established the Delayed Entry Program to help men and women prepare for the mental and physical challenges of boot camp.


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