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Jun 25, 2015

Maj. Geoffry M. Hollopeter passes the Marine Corps Colors to Maj. John P. Harley to signify the change of command for Recruiting Station Indianapolis at Fort Harrison State Park, Indianapolis June 24, 2015.

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Maj. Geoffry M. Hollopeter passes the Marine Corps Colors to Maj. John P. Harley to signify the change of command for Recruiting Station Indianapolis at Fort Harrison State Park, Indianapolis June 24, 2015.
150624-M-NM026-001.JPG Photo By: Sgt Tyler Mitchell

Jun 25, 2015
Indianapolis - Maj. Geoffry M. Hollopeter passes the Marine Corps Colors to Maj. John P. Harley to signify the change of command for Recruiting Station Indianapolis at Fort Harrison State Park, Indianapolis June 24, 2015.


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