Stories

Capt. John Devroy, the executive officer of Recruiting Station Milwaukee, speaks with members of the Silent Drill Platoon prior to their performance at the Milwaukee Bucks game in downtown Milwaukee, Nov. 10, 2016. The platoon came to Milwaukee to demonstrate the precision and discipline that the Marine Corps is known across the world for having. This helps the efforts of the local recruiting station such as the one in Milwaukee, which is responsible for Marine Corps recruiting throughout Wisconsin. - Capt. John Devroy, the executive officer of Recruiting Station Milwaukee, speaks with members of the Silent Drill Platoon prior to their performance at the Milwaukee Bucks game in downtown Milwaukee, Nov. 10, 2016. The platoon came to Milwaukee to demonstrate the precision and discipline that the Marine Corps is known across the world for having. This helps the efforts of the local recruiting station such as the one in Milwaukee, which is responsible for Marine Corps recruiting throughout Wisconsin.

Staff Sgt. Paul Miller III, SNCOIC of Recruiting Substation Fond du Lac, Staff Sgt. Peter Vargo, SNCOIC of Recruiting Substation Appleton, and Gunnery Sgt. Jeremy Simms, Operations Chief of Recruiting Station Milwaukee, (left to right) prepare to drink from the “grog” during RS Milwaukee’s first Dining Out, Aug. 20 in Brown Deer, Wis. The “grog” is a less than appetizing mix of mystery ingredients that Marines may have to drink from if they are caught violating the “Rules of the Mess.” - Staff Sgt. Paul Miller III, SNCOIC of Recruiting Substation Fond du Lac, Staff Sgt. Peter Vargo, SNCOIC of Recruiting Substation Appleton, and Gunnery Sgt. Jeremy Simms, Operations Chief of Recruiting Station Milwaukee, (left to right) prepare to drink from the “grog” during RS Milwaukee’s first Dining Out, Aug. 20 in Brown Deer, Wis. The “grog” is a less than appetizing mix of mystery ingredients that Marines may have to drink from if they are caught violating the “Rules of the Mess.”