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Nov 12, 2013

Marines and their guests look on as Gen. John Amos', commandant of the Marine Corps, birthday video message plays during the 238th Marine Corps birthday celebration at the Argosy Hotel and casino ballroom Nov. 8, 2013. The guest speaker for the ball was retired Air Force Lt. Col. Barry B. Bridger, a former F-4 Phantom and Vietnam POW, who commented on his experiences as a POW during the war.

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Marines and their guests look on as Gen. John Amos', commandant of the Marine Corps, birthday video message plays during the 238th Marine Corps birthday celebration at the Argosy Hotel and casino ballroom Nov. 8, 2013. The guest speaker for the ball was retired Air Force Lt. Col. Barry B. Bridger, a former F-4 Phantom and Vietnam POW, who commented on his experiences as a POW during the war.
131108-M-XR064-054.JPG Photo By: Cpl. Kenneth K. Trotter Jr.

Nov 12, 2013
RIVERSIDE, Mo. - Marines and their guests look on as Gen. John Amos', commandant of the Marine Corps, birthday video message plays during the 238th Marine Corps birthday celebration at the Argosy Hotel and casino ballroom Nov. 8, 2013. The guest speaker for the ball was retired Air Force Lt. Col. Barry B. Bridger, a former F-4 Phantom and Vietnam POW, who commented on his experiences as a POW during the war.


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