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Gunnery Sgt. Dustin Kazmar, Chief Drill Instructor with Kilo Co., 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, works with poolees from Recruiting Station Phoenix during their annual pool function. Kazmar, who was recruited by Sgt.Maj. David Knutson, RS Phoenix's sergeant major, gave the poolees a taste of life as a Marine recruit.

Gunnery Sgt. Dustin Kazmar, Chief Drill Instructor with Kilo Co., 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, works with poolees from Recruiting Station Phoenix during their annual pool function. Kazmar, who was recruited by Sgt.Maj. David Knutson, RS Phoenix's sergeant major, gave the poolees a taste of life as a Marine recruit.

Photo by Sgt. Virgil P. Richardson

Sgt. Matthew O. Holly, Marketing and Public Affairs Representative for RS Denver, does his best impression of Sgt. Maj. Robert G. Cadle, shown in the background, as he breaks out in the "OoooRah Song."

Sgt. Matthew O. Holly, Marketing and Public Affairs Representative for RS Denver, does his best impression of Sgt. Maj. Robert G. Cadle, shown in the background, as he breaks out in the "OoooRah Song."

Photo by Sgt. Daniel G. Montoya

Sgt. Beau V. Griffin, Canvassing Recruiter for RSS Colorado Spring does a superb impersonation of his NCOIC, Master Gunnery Sgt. Steven E. Martinez during the second quarter All-Hands training, 3 and 4 March, at the YMCA of the Rockies at Snow Mountain Ranch, near Winter Park, Colo.

Sgt. Beau V. Griffin, Canvassing Recruiter for RSS Colorado Spring does a superb impersonation of his NCOIC, Master Gunnery Sgt. Steven E. Martinez during the second quarter All-Hands training, 3 and 4 March, at the YMCA of the Rockies at Snow Mountain Ranch, near Winter Park, Colo.

Photo by Sgt. Daniel G. Montoya

Tiffany Lowenstein, Dannielle McCarthy and Sam Baughn demonstrate firing their precision air rifles at the La Cueva High School shooting range.

Tiffany Lowenstein, Dannielle McCarthy and Sam Baughn demonstrate firing their precision air rifles at the La Cueva High School shooting range.

Photo by Cpl. C. Alex Herron

Sergeant Forrest J. Bernard, Jr., canvassing recruiter for RSS Metro South, repairs a tool in preparation for bending re-bar on the job site February 18, for Habitat for Humanity of Denver.

Sergeant Forrest J. Bernard, Jr., canvassing recruiter for RSS Metro South, repairs a tool in preparation for bending re-bar on the job site February 18, for Habitat for Humanity of Denver.

Photo by Sgt. Matthew O. Holly

A poolee from RSS Metro South unloads lumber from a truck, February 18, for Habitat for Humanity of Denver.

A poolee from RSS Metro South unloads lumber from a truck, February 18, for Habitat for Humanity of Denver.

Photo by Sgt. Matthew O. Holly

George Foelsch, poolee from RSS Metro South, levels the ground by shoveling dirt February 18, for Habitat for Humanity of Denver.

George Foelsch, poolee from RSS Metro South, levels the ground by shoveling dirt February 18, for Habitat for Humanity of Denver.

Photo by Sgt. Matthew O. Holly

Pictured from the foreground to background, B. C. Chively, Shane Greuell and Mike McCaskle, poolees from RSS Metro South, carry re-bar that will be cut and bent to build a porch on one of four houses the Marines and poolees worked on, February 18, for Habitat for Humanity of Denver.

Pictured from the foreground to background, B. C. Chively, Shane Greuell and Mike McCaskle, poolees from RSS Metro South, carry re-bar that will be cut and bent to build a porch on one of four houses the Marines and poolees worked on, February 18, for Habitat for Humanity of Denver.

Photo by Sgt. Matthew O. Holly

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Photo by Sgt. Virgil P. Richardson

FORT WORTH, Texas- Retired Marine Lt. Gen. Richard E. Carey listens as Maj. Delaney C. Williams, 8th Marine Corps District Logistics Officer talks about the new headquarters building. Carey, who retired in 1983 as the Commanding General, Marine Corps Development and Education Command, Quantico, Va., was among many distinguished guests on hand to celebrate the re-establishment of the 8th Marine Corps District from its longtime home in New Orleans, La., to Texas. (USMC photo by Sgt. Virgil P. Richardson).

FORT WORTH, Texas- Retired Marine Lt. Gen. Richard E. Carey listens as Maj. Delaney C. Williams, 8th Marine Corps District Logistics Officer talks about the new headquarters building. Carey, who retired in 1983 as the Commanding General, Marine Corps Development and Education Command, Quantico, Va., was among many distinguished guests on hand to celebrate the re-establishment of the 8th Marine Corps District from its longtime home in New Orleans, La., to Texas. (USMC photo by Sgt. Virgil P. Richardson).

Photo by Sgt. Virgil P. Richardson

FORT WORTH, Texas- Members of the 8th Marine Corps District, led by Col. Carl F. Huenefeld (foreground) observe the Marines Hymn during a re-establishment ceremony held recently. Displaced from New Orleans by mulitiple hurricanes last year, the district has established a permanent home in Texas. (USMC photo by Sgt. Virgil P. Richardson).

FORT WORTH, Texas- Members of the 8th Marine Corps District, led by Col. Carl F. Huenefeld (foreground) observe the Marines Hymn during a re-establishment ceremony held recently. Displaced from New Orleans by mulitiple hurricanes last year, the district has established a permanent home in Texas. (USMC photo by Sgt. Virgil P. Richardson).

Photo by Sgt. Virgil P. Richardson

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Photo by Cpl. T. J. Kaemmerer

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Photo by Sgt. Virgil P. Richardson

SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Chandra R. Drayton talks to her recruiter at Marine Corps Recruiting Substation Ingram near Ingram Park Mall. The 20-year-old certified fitness coordinator and student at the University of Texas at San Antonio is scheduled to go to "boot camp" in January to begin her transformation and earn the title "Marine." Young women like Drayton who are looking for more out of life find the Corps has a place for them. (Photo by Marine Staff Sgt. Pauline Franklin)

SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Chandra R. Drayton talks to her recruiter at Marine Corps Recruiting Substation Ingram near Ingram Park Mall. The 20-year-old certified fitness coordinator and student at the University of Texas at San Antonio is scheduled to go to "boot camp" in January to begin her transformation and earn the title "Marine." Young women like Drayton who are looking for more out of life find the Corps has a place for them. (Photo by Marine Staff Sgt. Pauline Franklin)

Photo by Staff Sgt. Pauline Franklin

Courtesy Photo Children of the Marines from RS Denver enjoy the snow up at the second quarter All-Hands training, 3 and 4 March, at the YMCA of the Rockies at Snow Mountain Ranch, near Winter Park, Colo.

Courtesy Photo Children of the Marines from RS Denver enjoy the snow up at the second quarter All-Hands training, 3 and 4 March, at the YMCA of the Rockies at Snow Mountain Ranch, near Winter Park, Colo.

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Maj. Walker Field (left) and Sergeant Major Daniel Huff present Sgt. Jillian Linnet with a mounted Winchester M1873 Replica Rifle for being the top performer in the recruiting station's "Texas Shootout" offensive.

Maj. Walker Field (left) and Sergeant Major Daniel Huff present Sgt. Jillian Linnet with a mounted Winchester M1873 Replica Rifle for being the top performer in the recruiting station's "Texas Shootout" offensive.

Photo by Sgt. Damian Mcgee

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Cadet Capt. Michael Rojas, company commander for Alpha Company and the rest of 1st Herd Battalion take a break towards the end of the conditioning hike at Palo Duro State Park.

Cadet Capt. Michael Rojas, company commander for Alpha Company and the rest of 1st Herd Battalion take a break towards the end of the conditioning hike at Palo Duro State Park.

Photo by Master Sgt. Mark Colvin

Cadets Lance Cpl. John Parsons and Pfc. Tammy Johnson, decide who will be climbing the hill at Lighthouse Peak while other cadets tackle the challengeahead of them. Lighthouse Peak is the turnaround point for the cadets were the rested and ate MRE's for chow before completing the hike.

Cadets Lance Cpl. John Parsons and Pfc. Tammy Johnson, decide who will be climbing the hill at Lighthouse Peak while other cadets tackle the challengeahead of them. Lighthouse Peak is the turnaround point for the cadets were the rested and ate MRE's for chow before completing the hike.

Photo by Master Sgt. Mark Colvin