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Apr 10, 2014

Staff Sgt. Nicholas A. Carrel, a Drill Instructor from Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, motivates a poolee during a partial Initial Strength Test at Recruiting Substation Green Bay’s Family Nights pool function, Apr. 3. Family Nights give poolees their first glimpse into Marine Corps recruit training and allow family members to voice any questions or concerns they may have about recruit training.

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Staff Sgt. Nicholas A. Carrel, a Drill Instructor from Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, motivates a poolee during a partial Initial Strength Test at Recruiting Substation Green Bay’s Family Nights pool function, Apr. 3. Family Nights give poolees their first glimpse into Marine Corps recruit training and allow family members to voice any questions or concerns they may have about recruit training.
140403-M-NJ276-149.JPG Photo By: Sgt. Tia Nagle

Apr 10, 2014
Marine Corps Reserve Center Green Bay - Staff Sgt. Nicholas A. Carrel, a Drill Instructor from Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, motivates a poolee during a partial Initial Strength Test at Recruiting Substation Green Bay’s Family Nights pool function, Apr. 3. Family Nights give poolees their first glimpse into Marine Corps recruit training and allow family members to voice any questions or concerns they may have about recruit training.


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