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Jul 14, 2012

Cpl. Sean Maloney, a contrabass bugler with The Commandant's Own, watches music enthusiasts arrive at TCF Bank Stadium July 14 for DCI Minnesota. Maloney, 26, from Columbus, attended the event with Recruiting Station Twin Cities to look for potential Marine musicians. Maloney acquired a bachelor's degree in music education from Ohio State in 2010. He shipped off to boot camp two weeks after the graduation ceremony.

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Cpl. Sean Maloney, a contrabass bugler with The Commandant's Own, watches music enthusiasts arrive at TCF Bank Stadium July 14 for DCI Minnesota. Maloney, 26, from Columbus, attended the event with Recruiting Station Twin Cities to look for potential Marine musicians. Maloney acquired a bachelor's degree in music education from Ohio State in 2010. He shipped off to boot camp two weeks after the graduation ceremony.
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Jul 14, 2012
Cpl. Sean Maloney, a contrabass bugler with The Commandant's Own, watches music enthusiasts arrive at TCF Bank Stadium July 14 for DCI Minnesota. Maloney, 26, from Columbus, attended the event with Recruiting Station Twin Cities to look for potential Marine musicians. Maloney acquired a bachelor's degree in music education from Ohio State in 2010. He shipped off to boot camp two weeks after the graduation ceremony.


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