India Company conquers boot camp changes
January 04, 2008 — Company I is the first recruit training company here to complete the new training regimen, which includes a schedule change in which the Crucible becomes the culminating event of training. The start of the new year brings with it a new aspect of recruit training, with enhanced core values and combat conditioning program. In April, Marine Corps MORE
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Marine Band San Diego holiday concert
January 04, 2008 — The 2007 Holiday Concert and Tree Lighting Ceremony, held at the depot Dec. 15, featured innovative and jazz-infused Christmas music performed by Marine Band San Diego, and was open to the public for the first time. The annual event began after the sun went down with the official tree lighting by Brig. Gen. Angie Salinas, commanding general of MORE
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“Attitude is everything” for San Diego recruiter
January 04, 2008 — He is an early riser, out of bed by 3 a.m. and on the road to work by 4. His mission: to find highly-qualified men and women to fill the ranks of the Marine Corps. He reports to his post with razor-sharp creases and a red blood stripe running down the outside of his trousers. Upon his head rests a white cover displaying a golden eagle, globe and MORE
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Uncle, nephew graduate Marines Two family members from a small American town enlist in the Corps looking for adventure
January 04, 2008 — Life before boot camp was too simple for two recruits from Platoon 3211, Company I, looking for new experiences in the Marines. Growing up in Locust Grove, Okla., a town with fewer than 1,000 residents and only two traffic lights, Pvts. Russell Kelley and James Ingram hunted animals, chased girls and spent time with their large family living in MORE
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Depot armory keeps recruit training on-target
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Marines participate in pigskin traditions
January 01, 2008 — New Year’s weekend is a time when people gather together to countdown to midnight and set resolutions, which they hope to uphold throughout the year. For some lucky college students, though, it is a time to cheer their universities in a football bowl game. The Marine Corps partners with two of these bowl games: the Armed Forces Bowl and the Outback MORE
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