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Marines from Recruiting Station Denver stand in formation at Coors Field in Denver, April 1. The Marines and members from the other armed services were invited to participate in the Colorado Rockies’ opening day ceremony where the team paid tribute to those who serve both overseas and at home.

Marines from Recruiting Station Denver stand in formation at Coors Field in Denver, April 1. The Marines and members from the other armed services were invited to participate in the Colorado Rockies’ opening day ceremony where the team paid tribute to those who serve both overseas and at home.

Photo by Sgt. Justin Pack

The Recruiting Station Denver Color Guard marches onto Coors Field in Denver, April 1. Marines from RS Denver were invited to participate in the Colorado Rockies’ opening day ceremony along with members from the other armed services.

The Recruiting Station Denver Color Guard marches onto Coors Field in Denver, April 1. Marines from RS Denver were invited to participate in the Colorado Rockies’ opening day ceremony along with members from the other armed services.

Photo by Sgt. Justin Pack

Sgt. Sanchez official photograph

Sgt. Sanchez official photograph

Photo by Cpl. Bryan Eberly

Cadet Lance Cpl. Sabrina Peterson, a Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadet from Round Rock High School, performs a flex-arm hang for the Physical Training event at an all-Marine JROTC competition at Jack C. Hays High School, in Buda, Texas, March 5, 2011.

Cadet Lance Cpl. Sabrina Peterson, a Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadet from Round Rock High School, performs a flex-arm hang for the Physical Training event at an all-Marine JROTC competition at Jack C. Hays High School, in Buda, Texas, March 5, 2011.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Matt Epright

Sgt. Timothy Craig, right, a recruiter from Marine Corps Recruiting Station San Antonio, Recruiting Sub-Station Austin North, grades the W.T. White High School Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps female color guard team at an all-Marine JROTC competition at Jack C. Hays High School, in Buda, Texas, March 5, 2011.

Sgt. Timothy Craig, right, a recruiter from Marine Corps Recruiting Station San Antonio, Recruiting Sub-Station Austin North, grades the W.T. White High School Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps female color guard team at an all-Marine JROTC competition at Jack C. Hays High School, in Buda, Texas, March 5, 2011.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Matt Epright

Staff Sgt. Mason Greene, in cammies, a recruiter from Marine Corps Recruiting Station San Antonio, Recruiting Sub-Station Austin North, grades Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from Donna High School on their performance at an all-Marine JROTC competition at Jack C. Hays High School, in Buda, Texas, March 5, 2011.

Staff Sgt. Mason Greene, in cammies, a recruiter from Marine Corps Recruiting Station San Antonio, Recruiting Sub-Station Austin North, grades Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from Donna High School on their performance at an all-Marine JROTC competition at Jack C. Hays High School, in Buda, Texas, March 5, 2011.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Matt Epright

Sgt. Joshua Shannon, left, a recruiter from Marine Corps Recruiting Station San Antonio, Recruiting Sub-Station Austin South, inspects the rifle of a Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadet from W.T. White High School at an all-Marine JROTC competition at Jack C. Hays High School, in Buda, Texas, March 5, 2011.

Sgt. Joshua Shannon, left, a recruiter from Marine Corps Recruiting Station San Antonio, Recruiting Sub-Station Austin South, inspects the rifle of a Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadet from W.T. White High School at an all-Marine JROTC competition at Jack C. Hays High School, in Buda, Texas, March 5, 2011.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Matt Epright

Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from W.T. White High School adjust their formation for an inspection prior to competing in the armed drill event at an all-Marine JROTC competition at Jack C. Hays High School, in Buda, Texas, March 5, 2011.

Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from W.T. White High School adjust their formation for an inspection prior to competing in the armed drill event at an all-Marine JROTC competition at Jack C. Hays High School, in Buda, Texas, March 5, 2011.

Photo by Staff Sgt. Matt Epright

Curtis Ranweiler, a social studies teacher with Berthound High School, Berthound, Colo., aims at a simulated target inside the Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer on March 3 at the Weapons Field Training Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif. Each year educators throughout the 10 states, which make up the 8th Marine Corps District, participate in the Educators Workshop, a five day event in Southern Calif. which allows high school teachers to experience Marine Corps recruit training.

Curtis Ranweiler, a social studies teacher with Berthound High School, Berthound, Colo., aims at a simulated target inside the Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer on March 3 at the Weapons Field Training Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif. Each year educators throughout the 10 states, which make up the 8th Marine Corps District, participate in the Educators Workshop, a five day event in Southern Calif. which allows high school teachers to experience Marine Corps recruit training.

Photo by Sgt. J.A. Lambach

Mary Gamboa, of Paradise Valley High School, Phoenix Ariz., participates in the Bayonet Assault Course aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif. Each year educators throughout the 10 states, which make up the 8th Marine Corps District, participate in the Educators Workshop, a five day event in Southern Calif. which allows high school teachers to experience Marine Corps recruit training.

Mary Gamboa, of Paradise Valley High School, Phoenix Ariz., participates in the Bayonet Assault Course aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif. Each year educators throughout the 10 states, which make up the 8th Marine Corps District, participate in the Educators Workshop, a five day event in Southern Calif. which allows high school teachers to experience Marine Corps recruit training.

Photo by Sgt. J.A. Lambach

Jessica Gamboa, of Miami High School, Miami Ariz., holds a Marine Corps Martial Arts Program bag as Judy Fisher, a teacher with Sahuarita High School, Sahuarita, Ariz., performs a lead hand punch aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif. on March 1. Each year educators throughout the 10 states, which make up the 8th Marine Corps District, participate in the Educators Workshop, a five day event in Southern Calif. which allows high school teachers to experience Marine Corps recruit training.

Jessica Gamboa, of Miami High School, Miami Ariz., holds a Marine Corps Martial Arts Program bag as Judy Fisher, a teacher with Sahuarita High School, Sahuarita, Ariz., performs a lead hand punch aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif. on March 1. Each year educators throughout the 10 states, which make up the 8th Marine Corps District, participate in the Educators Workshop, a five day event in Southern Calif. which allows high school teachers to experience Marine Corps recruit training.

Photo by Sgt. J.A. Lambach

Drill Instructor Staff Sgt. Loen Parker simulates what happens to recruits when they first meet their drill instructors during the Educators Workshop on March 1 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif. Each year educators throughout the 10 states, which make up the 8th Marine Corps District, participate in the Educators Workshop, a five day event in Southern Calif. which allows high school teachers to experience Marine Corps recruit training.::r::::n::

Drill Instructor Staff Sgt. Loen Parker simulates what happens to recruits when they first meet their drill instructors during the Educators Workshop on March 1 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif. Each year educators throughout the 10 states, which make up the 8th Marine Corps District, participate in the Educators Workshop, a five day event in Southern Calif. which allows high school teachers to experience Marine Corps recruit training.::r::::n::

Photo by Sgt. J.A. Lambach

Officer candidates from Recruiting Station Albuquerque help Candidate Akeem J. Williams, 19, from Midlothian, Texas, navigate an obstacle Feb. 19 during a Leadership Reaction Course at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, N.M. Candidates took part in the course to hone their leadership abilities in preperation for Office Candidate School. The course features multiple obstacles designed to sharpen leadership and problem-solving skills, as well as mental and physical agility.

Officer candidates from Recruiting Station Albuquerque help Candidate Akeem J. Williams, 19, from Midlothian, Texas, navigate an obstacle Feb. 19 during a Leadership Reaction Course at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, N.M. Candidates took part in the course to hone their leadership abilities in preperation for Office Candidate School. The course features multiple obstacles designed to sharpen leadership and problem-solving skills, as well as mental and physical agility.

Photo by Cpl. Bryan Eberly

Officer Candidate Trenton P. Brown, 23, from Amarillo, Texas, navigates an obstacle Feb. 19 during a Leadership Reaction Course at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, N.M. Candidates took part in the course to hone their leadership abilities in preperation for Office Candidate School. The course features multiple obstacles designed to sharpen leadership and problem-solving skills, as well as mental and physical agility.

Officer Candidate Trenton P. Brown, 23, from Amarillo, Texas, navigates an obstacle Feb. 19 during a Leadership Reaction Course at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, N.M. Candidates took part in the course to hone their leadership abilities in preperation for Office Candidate School. The course features multiple obstacles designed to sharpen leadership and problem-solving skills, as well as mental and physical agility.

Photo by Cpl. Bryan Eberly

Officer candidates from Recruiting Station Albuquerque gear up and launch into the Yates Leadership Challenge Leadership Reaction Course Feb. 19, at the New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, N.M. The candidates took part in the course to hone their leadership abilities in preperation for Officer Candidate School. The courese is made of multiple obstacles designed to sharpen leadership and problem-solving skills, as well as mental and physical agility.

Officer candidates from Recruiting Station Albuquerque gear up and launch into the Yates Leadership Challenge Leadership Reaction Course Feb. 19, at the New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, N.M. The candidates took part in the course to hone their leadership abilities in preperation for Officer Candidate School. The courese is made of multiple obstacles designed to sharpen leadership and problem-solving skills, as well as mental and physical agility.

Photo by Cpl. Bryan Eberly

KFOR STUDIOS, OKLAHOMA CITY - (right) Sgt. Daniel Jacobson a recruiter with Recruiting Station, Oklahoma City barks orders into a camera for a News Channel 4 promo spot. While at the station to produce a poolee promo, "Promo Joe" Kozlowski, creative service director, here, asked if Jacobson would like to be in another of their news content promo spots. Working relationships and regular contact with media outlets like KFOR open up publicity opportunities for recruiters.

KFOR STUDIOS, OKLAHOMA CITY - (right) Sgt. Daniel Jacobson a recruiter with Recruiting Station, Oklahoma City barks orders into a camera for a News Channel 4 promo spot. While at the station to produce a poolee promo, "Promo Joe" Kozlowski, creative service director, here, asked if Jacobson would like to be in another of their news content promo spots. Working relationships and regular contact with media outlets like KFOR open up publicity opportunities for recruiters.

Photo by Sgt. Drew Hendricks

KFOR STUDIOS, OKLAHOMA CITY - (far right) "Promo Joe" Kozlowski, creative service director, News Channel 4, gives directions for the next shot to (left to right) Irving Roa, poolee and Sgt. Daniel Jacobson a recruiter with Recruiting Station, Oklahoma City, during a promo shot here, Dec., 28. The Marine Corps High School Patriot of the Week is a promotional spot local advertisers support in order to salute the young men and women who choose to join the military. The promotional idea was brought to the news station as a way to supplement Marine Corps advertising.

KFOR STUDIOS, OKLAHOMA CITY - (far right) "Promo Joe" Kozlowski, creative service director, News Channel 4, gives directions for the next shot to (left to right) Irving Roa, poolee and Sgt. Daniel Jacobson a recruiter with Recruiting Station, Oklahoma City, during a promo shot here, Dec., 28. The Marine Corps High School Patriot of the Week is a promotional spot local advertisers support in order to salute the young men and women who choose to join the military. The promotional idea was brought to the news station as a way to supplement Marine Corps advertising.

Photo by Sgt. Drew Hendricks

KFOR STUDIOS, OKLAHOMA CITY - (center) Sgt. Daniel Jacobson, a recruiter with Marine Corps Recruiting Station, Oklahoma City shakes hands with Irving Roa, a poolee with RS, Oklahoma City in front of a green screen as part of a promotional concept called the Marine Corps High School Patriot of the Week, is a promotional spot local advertisers support in order to salute the young men and women who choose to join the Corps. This promotion idea was brought to the news station as a way to supplement Marine Corps advertising.

KFOR STUDIOS, OKLAHOMA CITY - (center) Sgt. Daniel Jacobson, a recruiter with Marine Corps Recruiting Station, Oklahoma City shakes hands with Irving Roa, a poolee with RS, Oklahoma City in front of a green screen as part of a promotional concept called the Marine Corps High School Patriot of the Week, is a promotional spot local advertisers support in order to salute the young men and women who choose to join the Corps. This promotion idea was brought to the news station as a way to supplement Marine Corps advertising.

Photo by Sgt. Drew Hendricks

KFOR STUDIOS, OKLAHOMA CITY - Irving Roa, a poolee with Recruiting Station, Oklahoma City stands in front of a green screen to film his portion of the Marine Corps High School Patriot of the Week. The recruiters of Recruiting Sub-Station Oklahoma City North picked Roa for the first filming of this promotional spot produced by News Channel 4 for his outstanding character and athletic excellence. The Marine Corps High School Patriot of the Week is a promotional spot local advertisers support in order to salute the young men and women who choose to join the Corps. This promotion idea was brought to the news station as a way to supplement Marine Corps advertising.

KFOR STUDIOS, OKLAHOMA CITY - Irving Roa, a poolee with Recruiting Station, Oklahoma City stands in front of a green screen to film his portion of the Marine Corps High School Patriot of the Week. The recruiters of Recruiting Sub-Station Oklahoma City North picked Roa for the first filming of this promotional spot produced by News Channel 4 for his outstanding character and athletic excellence. The Marine Corps High School Patriot of the Week is a promotional spot local advertisers support in order to salute the young men and women who choose to join the Corps. This promotion idea was brought to the news station as a way to supplement Marine Corps advertising.

Photo by Sgt. Drew Hendricks

Officer Christopher Douglas, DeSoto Police Department (left) and Marine recruiter Staff Sgt. Garrett Pellerzi, Recruiting Substation Dallas South, Recruiting Station Dallas (right) pose in front of a squad car at the DeSoto Police headquarters. Pellerzi was instrumental in the capture of a fleeing fugitive the evening of Jan. 16, 2011. The thief almost got away with approximately $1,500 after robbing an El Chico Restaurant in the Dallas suburb.

Officer Christopher Douglas, DeSoto Police Department (left) and Marine recruiter Staff Sgt. Garrett Pellerzi, Recruiting Substation Dallas South, Recruiting Station Dallas (right) pose in front of a squad car at the DeSoto Police headquarters. Pellerzi was instrumental in the capture of a fleeing fugitive the evening of Jan. 16, 2011. The thief almost got away with approximately $1,500 after robbing an El Chico Restaurant in the Dallas suburb.

Photo by Sgt. Melvin Lopez