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Jan 20, 2014

Poolees hike through the forest around historic Fort Snelling as Marines at Marine Corps Recruit Sub Station Roseville take them on a six-mile hike, Jan. 19, as part of a Marine Corps poolee function. The Marines' goal was to prepare the poolees for boot camp, as well as foster a sense of brotherhood among the poolees. Poolees carried packs and rubber rifles to simulate the heavy loads they will be expected to carry in Marine Corps recruit training.

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Poolees hike through the forest around historic Fort Snelling as Marines at Marine Corps Recruit Sub Station Roseville take them on a six-mile hike, Jan. 19, as part of a Marine Corps poolee function. The Marines' goal was to prepare the poolees for boot camp, as well as foster a sense of brotherhood among the poolees. Poolees carried packs and rubber rifles to simulate the heavy loads they will be expected to carry in Marine Corps recruit training.
140119-M-SB340-127.JPG Photo By: Cpl. Martin Egnash

Jan 20, 2014
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Poolees hike through the forest around historic Fort Snelling as Marines at Marine Corps Recruit Sub Station Roseville take them on a six-mile hike, Jan. 19, as part of a Marine Corps poolee function. The Marines' goal was to prepare the poolees for boot camp, as well as foster a sense of brotherhood among the poolees. Poolees carried packs and rubber rifles to simulate the heavy loads they will be expected to carry in Marine Corps recruit training.


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