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200 Students Graduate 2018 Summer Leadership, Character Development Academy

Approximately 200 students graduated Marine Corps Recruiting Command's 2018 Summer Leadership and Character Development Academy (SLCDA) aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, July 22. The students were accepted into the academy, hand-selected by a board of Marines who look to find attendees with similar character traits as Marines, and spent a week aboard the base alongside dozens of Marines. Specifically, they conducted several physical fitness sessions, toured the National Mall in the District of Columbia, visited national museums and heard from guest speakers. They learned Marine Corps martial arts techniques and experienced Marine Barracks Washington’s Sunset Parade featuring the iconic Silent Drill Platoon and the Commandant’s Own Drum & Bugle Corps. Exposed to the culture of the Marine Corps, attendees participated in several leadership and character development classes that were oriented around Marine Corps leadership and ethics, based on knowledge passed down from one generation of military leaders to the next. They also visited Officer Candidates School, where attendees maneuvered across an obstacle course and learned what it takes to become a Marine officer. Inspired by the Marine Corps’ third promise of developing quality citizens, the program was designed to challenge and develop the nation’s top-performing high school students so they could return to their communities more confident, selfless and better equipped to improve the lives of those around them. “Not everyone who wanted to be here, got the chance,” said Maj. Gen. James Bierman, the commanding general of MCRC. “We had more than 800 applications, and we would have liked to take all of them, but there wasn’t enough capacity for everybody, so we had to make choices … all of you here today stood out among your peers. The reason why we picked all of you comes from the tangible and intangible; it was your potential that attracted us to you. All of you have the chance to go out and do something g

Students attend Sunset Parade in our Nation's Capital

Students with the Summer Leadership and Character Development Academy applaud during The Commandant’s Own Drum and Bugle Corps’ performance at the Lincoln Memorial in the District of Columbia, July 17, 2018. Students accepted into the academy were hand-selected by a board of Marines who look to find attendees with similar character traits as Marines. Inspired by the Marine Corps' third promise of developing quality citizens, the program was designed to challenge and develop the nation's top-performing high school students so they could return to their communities more confident, selfless and better equipped to improve the lives of those around them. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Staff Sgt. John A. Martinez Jr.)

The workshop participants were able to see an inside look at the career of a Marine Corps Musician. Beginning at the Naval School of Music in Norfolk, Virginia, where Marine Musicians go to school immediately following recruit training and Marine Combat Training. The next stop took the workshop to the Quantico, Virginia where they participated in a band rehearsal, and saw the musicians participate in a change of command ceremony.
The educators also had the opportunity to attend a rehearsal and performance of the United States Marine Drum and Bugle Corps also known as the Commandant's Own at Marine Barracks Washington. The final event was took place at Marine Barracks Washington, where they observed the Evening Parade, which features the Marine Corps’ premiere bands, the President’s Own United States Marine Corps Band and the Drum and Bugle Corps.

MEOP Educator’s Workshop

Marines and Educators toured Sousa Hall, in Washington D.C. during Fourth Marine Corps District’s Music Educators Workshop July 10-14, 2018.

The workshop participants were able to see an inside look at the career of a Marine Corps Musician. Beginning at the Naval School of Music in Norfolk, Virginia, where Marine Musicians go to school immediately following recruit training and Marine Combat Training. The next stop took the workshop to the Quantico, Virginia where they participated in a band rehearsal, and saw the musicians participate in a change of command ceremony. The educators also had the opportunity to attend a rehearsal and performance of the United States Marine Drum and Bugle Corps also known as the Commandant's Own at Marine Barracks Washington. The final event was took place at Marine Barracks Washington, where they observed the Evening Parade, which features the Marine Corps’ premiere bands, the President’s Own United States Marine Corps Band and the Drum and Bugle Corps.

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Rct. Antuan Fletcher Platoon 3061, India Company, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, swims 25 meters during swim qualification June 21, 2018, at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C. Fletcher, 18, from Detroit, is scheduled to graduate Aug. 17, 2018.

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SLCDA: Meghan Fox takes over MCB Quantico

Meghan Fox, a Summer Leadership and Character Development Academy (SLCDA) selectee, poses on a beam in her gymnastics gym, in Hagerstown, Maryland. Meghan is one out of 196 students chosen to attend SLCDA.

St. Charles Prep student selected to attend Marine Leadership Academy

St. Charles Preparatory school junior Colin Lauber has earned a spot at the Marine Corps Recruiting Command Summer Leadership and Character Development Academy (SLCDA) through his dedication to giving back to his fellow students and his community. Lauber, of Columbus, Ohio, is one of 200 students nationwide selected to attend. (Courtesy photo provided by Colin Lauber)

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Student-Athletes of the 2018 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference pose for a photo with Capt. Charlyne Delus (left) and First Sgt. Nicolas Imperial (right) after completing a morning workout honoring Cpl. Jason Dunham at Town Point Park in Norfolk, Virginia, March 10. The workout was chosen by First Sgt. Imperial to teach the participants about their character and fighting spirit. Dunham was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions while serving with 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines during the Iraq War. Delus is a manpower officer with Manpower and Reserve Affairs. Imperial is the inspector instructor first sergeant for 4th Assault Amphibian Battalion, 4th Marine Division, Marine Forces Reserve.

Marines Teach Core Values of Success to MEAC Attendees

Marines oversee student athletes of the 2018 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference participating in a morning workout honoring Cpl Jason Dunham at Town Point Park in Norfolk, Virginia, March 10. The workout was chosen to teach the participants about their character and fighting spirit. Dunham was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions while serving with 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines during the Iraq War. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Michael McHale)

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Maj. Paul Smith speaks to Devon Teagle about life goals and perseverance during at the 2018 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Marine Corps Battles Won Symposium Reception in Norfolk, Virginia, March 9. Teagle, a native of Abingdon, MD, and senior at Coppin State University is one of the 26 recipients of the U.S. Marines Leadership Awards recognized for his outstanding leadership in athletics, in the classroom and in his community. Smith is the strategic plans officer for 4th Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Forces Reserve.

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Dr. Dennis E. Thomas and Capt. Charlyne Delus discuss talking points for the Marine Corps Battles Won Symposium Reception in Norfolk, Virginia, March 9. Through the partnership with MEAC, the Marine Corps recognizes and celebrates student-athletes who display strong leadership qualities through their commitment to hard work both in and out of the classroom. Thomas is the commissioner of MEAC. Delus is a manpower officer with Manpower and Reserve Affairs.

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Colonel Robert M. Clark
Commanding Officer, 4th Marine Corps District
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200 Students Graduate 2018 Summer Leadership, Character Development Academy By Sgt. Shaehmus Sawyer | July 22, 2018 MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Virginia -- Approximately 200 high school students attended Marine Corps Recruiting Command’s 2018 Summer Leadership and Character Development Academy (SLCDA) aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, from July 16-22. MORE

History of the Marine Corps Musicians and their future. By Cpl. Nelson Duenas | July 20, 2018 The beating of drums and the piercing piping of the fife has been heard across battlefields since time immemorial. As warfare evolved, commanders needed musical tones that could cut through the immense gun smoke, the roar of cannons and gunfire to carry information and provide order in the chaos of war. MORE

Parris Island Welcomes New Commanding General By | June 15, 2018 Brig. Gen. Austin E. Renforth relinquished command of Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island and Eastern Recruiting Region to Brig. Gen. James F. Glynn during a change of command ceremony at the All-Weather Training Facility June 15, 2018. MORE

Bierman assumes command of MCRC By LCpl. Naomi Marcom | June 7, 2018 Maj. Gen. James W. Bierman, Jr. took over responsibilities as Commanding General (CG) of Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC) from Maj. Gen. Paul J. Kennedy during a change of command ceremony June 7, 2018. MORE

St. Charles Prep student selected to attend Marine Leadership Academy By Sgt. Caitlin Brink | June 6, 2018 A St. Charles Preparatory school junior has earned a spot at the Marine Corps Summer Leadership and Character Development Academy through his dedication to giving back to his fellow students and his community. Colin Lauber of Columbus, Ohio, is one of 200 students nationwide selected to attend. MORE

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Marine Week Detroit By Sgt. J. R. Heins | September 20, 2017 MORE

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RS Frederick Marine becomes U.S. citizen on the Marine Corps birthday By Cpl. Amber Williams | November 25, 2014 Triangle, Va. -- U.S. Marine Sgt. Gustavo A. Arroliga, a recruiter at Recruiting Sub-Station MORE

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Lakota West offensive lineman selected to play in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl By Sgt. Jennifer Pirante | October 31, 2014 Louisville, KY –George Asafo-Adjei, 18, of West Chester, Ohio, was recognized during a presentation MORE

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Marines select Dublin Scioto HS Quarterback for Semper Fi Bowl By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | October 28, 2014 A linebacker for the Dublin Scioto High School football team was officially recognized for his MORE

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Hubbard running back selected to play in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl By Sgt. Timothy Stewman | October 3, 2014 HUBBARD, Ohio— Hubbard High School running back, Larry “LJ” Scott, was recognized for being selected MORE

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13th 9/11 anniversary, American youth still ready to serve By Cpl. Aaron Diamant | September 30, 2014 On Sept. 11, 2001, American economic and military power was attacked by Al-Qaeda in what would MORE

Lynchburg teen drops 84 pounds to enlist in Marine Corps By Cpl. Aaron Diamant | August 13, 2014 In a time where less than one percent of Americans serve in the military, and the Department of MORE

Marine awarded for his outstanding work for 4MCD By Cpl. Kyle Welshans | August 8, 2014 Master Sgt. Tommy Moye, a Quincy, Fla., native, was awarded a Navy and Marine Corps Commendation MORE

RS Baltimore Marines help Cold War Marine reconnect to history By Sgt. Bryan Nygaard | August 7, 2014 The Marines at Recruiting Sub-Station Salisbury work over 60 hours every week to recruit highly MORE

Marines conduct leadership seminar with Xenia HS Football Team By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | August 7, 2014 The Xenia High School football team, known as “The Buccaneers”, are now ready to start their MORE

RS Richmond Marine retires after 21-year career By Cpl. Aaron Diamant | August 6, 2014 After more than 21 years of service in the Marine Corps, Gunnery Sgt. Marvin Faulcon retired in a MORE

RS Frederick Marines educate leaders, teachers during 2014 Student Success Summit By Cpl. Amber Williams | August 6, 2014 Marines of Recruiting Station Frederick presented career opportunities at the 2014 Student Success MORE

Marines help Ohio, West Virginia All-Star Game find success By Sgt. Timothy Stewman | August 6, 2014 The rainy weather was not enough to keep the Marines of Recruiting Sub-Station Zanesville from MORE

Marine trains, teaches New Bern Young Marines By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | August 6, 2014 The mission of the Young Marines is “to positively impact America’s future by providing quality MORE

RS Charleston Marine retires after 30 years of service By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | August 6, 2014 Surrounded by friends, family members and fellow Marines from Recruiting Station Charleston, Master MORE

4th Marine Corps District hosts change of command By Cpl. Nicholas S. Ranum | July 11, 2014 Col. Terence D. Trenchard relinquished command of the 4th Marine Corps District to Col. John A. Bolt MORE

RS Ricmond’s newest Officer Selection Station completes historic first contract By Cpl. Aaron Diamant | July 11, 2014 In a historic moment, U.S. Marine Corps Recruiting Station Richmond’s newest Officer Selection MORE

Barberton native loses 100 pounds in hopes of becoming Marine By Sgt. T.M. Stewman | July 2, 2014 Last spring, Steven Chaney walked into a Marine Corps recruiting office and said that he wanted to MORE

Marine completes four-year odyssey to join Marine Corps By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | July 2, 2014 Pvt. Katherine L. Palacio’s love for the Marine Corps is infections. With every word and action she MORE

Huntsville Marine takes reigns at Recruiting Station Louisville By Gunnery Sgt. Andrew Miller | July 2, 2014 After capping off a successful tour in one of the Marine Corps’ most demanding duties, Maj. Scott MORE

Marines conduct leadership seminar with Parkersburg HS Football Team By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | June 25, 2014 The Parkersburg High School football team, known as “The Big Reds” received a boost after they MORE

North Carolina Marine walks with his high school graduating class after finishing school early By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | June 20, 2014 “Andrew Dwayne Morris,” said the speaker as Pvt. Andrew D. Morris walked across the stage to receive MORE

Major Megan McClung Leadership Award presented to former Parris Island drill instructor By Cpl. Aaron Diamant | June 19, 2014 More than 1,500 military women gathered at the only event in the United States dedicated to MORE

Michigan, Ohio Marine poolees, recruiters team build during annual pool function By Sgt. Elyssa Quesada | June 4, 2014 More than 350 Recruiting Station Detroit Marines and poolees from across the 14,000-square miles of MORE

Lakeland High School student receives Marine Corps NROTC scholarship By Sgt. Elyssa Quesada | June 3, 2014 Recruiting Station Detroit, on behalf of the U. S. Marine Corps, presented a Howell, Mich., area MORE

Our Community Salutes recognizes future Marines By Sgt. Amber Williams | June 3, 2014 Twenty-eight future Marines were recognized at the Our Community Salutes’ Northern Virginia Chapter MORE

Marine Corps Quantico Band performs with Elyria High School band By Sgt. T.M. Stewman | June 2, 2014 The Marine Corps Quantico Band recently visited northeast Ohio, where they performed at the MORE

Chancellor High School senior receives US Marine Corps football certificate By Sgt. Amber Williams | June 2, 2014 Every year, the Marine Corps invites less than 100 of the best high school football players to MORE

Ashland, Ky. native receives $150,000 NROTC Marine Option Scholarship By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | June 2, 2014 Joseph Hupp, an Ashland, Ky. native and a senior at Boyd County High School, was awarded a $150,000 MORE

‘America’s War Horse’ SSgt. Reckless honored, remembered at Triple Crown race By Cpl. Nicholas Ranum | May 20, 2014 More than 60 years ago, in the mountains of the Korean Peninsula, the Marines of the Recoiless Rifle MORE

RS Baltimore poolees compete in statewide pool function By LCpl. Kyle Welshans | May 7, 2014 Recruiting Station Baltimore held a statewide pool function to educate poolees at Aberdeen Proving MORE

Marines of RS Frederick take to Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival By Sgt. Amber Williams | May 7, 2014 Marines with Recruiting Sub-Stations Winchester and Martinsburg woke up bright and early May 2 to MORE

Marine Corps Delayed Entry Program proves beneficial for poolees By Sgt. Timothy Stewman | May 2, 2014 Every month, recruiting stations across the Marine Corps welcome new young men and women into the MORE

Future officer candidates experience life at Officer Candidates School By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | May 2, 2014 Twenty-eight aspiring officer candidates from Officer Selection Team Columbus, Ohio spent the MORE

Marines visit Miles Jones Elementary School’s career day By Cpl. Aaron Diamant | May 1, 2014 Two Recruiting Station Richmond Marines were greeted with awe as they walked into a first grade MORE

Carolina Hurricanes honor two RS Raleigh Marines during final game of season By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | April 24, 2014 Sgt. Thomas S. Otwell and Sgt. David A. Miller, recruiters with Marine Corps Recruiting Station MORE

Maryland educators get an inside look at Marine Corps recruit training By Sgt. Bryan Nygaard | April 16, 2014 Every year, more than 20,000 men and women are recruited and sent to Marine Corps Recruit Depot MORE

Michigan, Ohio educators visit Marine Corps recruit training By Sgt. Elyssa Quesada | April 9, 2014 Twenty educators from southeastern Michigan and northwestern Ohio experienced Marine Corps recruit MORE

Marine recruiter selected for prestigious military law enforcement opportunity By Sgt. Timothy Stewman | April 8, 2014 Sgt. Todd F. Schuller, a Boardman, Ohio native and extended active duty recruiter with Recruiting MORE

Marine lives boyhood dream, serves as volunteer firefighter By Lance Cpl. Kyle Welshans | April 7, 2014 Marines at the 4th Marine Corps District take serving the community to the next level. As a part of MORE

W.Va. native, Marine Corps career recruiter retires after 20 years of service By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | March 28, 2014 Surrounded by friends, family members and fellow Marines from Recruiting Station Charleston, Gunnery MORE

Marines, MEAC partner for 2014 basketball tournament By Lance Cpl. Francisco Martinez | March 19, 2014 Marines partnered with the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference for the 2014 MEAC Basketball Tournament MORE

Marines engage local youth at MEAC basketball tournament, impart leadership skills By Lance Cpl. Jacky Fang | March 19, 2014 Marines conducted a community outreach program during the 2014 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference MORE

Marines, poolees conduct pool function after Pax By Sgt. Amber Williams | March 19, 2014 Recruiting Station Frederick’s area experienced a large amount of snow this year causing pool MORE

Parents, family learn about process to become Marine By Sgt. Henderson | March 19, 2014 Marine Corps Recruiting Sub-Station Greenville hosted a family night at the East Carolina University MORE

Marine Applicant wins Wrestling State Championship By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | March 5, 2014 Chris Jaeger wrestles and excels academically in his school. His physical, mental and moral strength MORE

Applicant perseveres for opportunity to become a Marine By Sgt. Timothy Stewman | March 5, 2014 Honor. Courage. Commitment.To the average person those three words can have different meanings. For MORE

RS Frederick Applicant takes Honor Graduate By Sgt. Amber Williams | March 5, 2014 There are quite a few things that go into becoming an honor graduate, from exemplifying the core MORE

Eastern Michigan Marine officer candidate continues legacy By Sgt. Elyssa Quesada | March 4, 2014 Marine officer candidate Joe Zarzycki attends Eastern Michigan University as a junior studying MORE

Hiram College opens housing for veterans By Sgt. Timothy Stewman | February 6, 2014 It is not necessary to be from a big university to make a huge difference in the lives of veterans MORE

High School seniors from across Virginia compete for NROTC scholarships By Cpl. Aaron Diamant | February 6, 2014 More than 20 high school seniors from across Virginia travelled to Recruiting Station Richmond Jan. MORE

Arlington, Texas Marine recognized for superior achievement in recruiting By Sgt. Bryan Nygaard | February 6, 2014 Matt Humiston was a junior at Kennedale High School in Arlington, Texas when the World Trade Center MORE

RS Frederick raises the bar for PT By Sgt. Amber Williams | February 4, 2014 Physical fitness is paramount in maintaining a healthy Delayed Entry Program that will ultimately MORE

Marine promoted on hard work and dedication By Sgt, Daniel Angel | January 31, 2014 Staff Sgt Lance K. Harvey, originally from Vermontville, Mich., was meritoriously promoted to the MORE

Ohio Twins enlist in Marine Corps By Sgt, Tyler Hlavac | January 31, 2014 As identical twins, there are not many things John and Mike Lange do apart. Whether it is working MORE

Michigan, Ohio, Marines, recruits participate in female pool function By Sgt. Elyssa Quesada | January 29, 2014 More than 40 members of Recruiting Station Detroit participated in a female pool function in MORE

Fan Fest allows Semper Fi Bowl Attendees to learn about Marine Corps By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | January 13, 2014 Local Marines set up vehicles and booths for Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl attendees to learn MORE

RS Richmond’s operations chief earns 4MCD Operations Chief of the Year By Cpl. Aaron Diamont | December 23, 2013 Gunnery Sgt. Jerry Laurenti, Marine Corps Recruiting Station Richmond’s operations chief, is known MORE

Cleveland Marine selected as district’s top recruiter By Sgt. T. M. Stewman | December 23, 2013 Part of being a Marine is being the best in any activity. For one recruiter, being the best paid off MORE

Candidate overcomes history, chooses to become Marine officer By Sgt. Elyssa Quesada | December 23, 2013 Since Shane Azizi was young, one piece of advice from his father Jahan always stuck with him; “No MORE

Marines move to Wake Forest By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | December 18, 2013 Marine Corps Recruiting Station Raleigh opened a new permanent contact station in Wake Forest, N.C. MORE

Marine veteran receives Bronze Star after more than 46 years By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | December 18, 2013 On Dec. 13, in front of friends, family and fellow Marines from Company L, 3rd Battalion, 25th MORE

Local recruiter’s daughter follows father’s footsteps, becomes Marine By Sgt. T.M. Stewman | December 11, 2013 Earning the coveted Eagle, Globe and Anchor is mostly commonly described as one of the most MORE

Mom, runner, logistics clerk takes 4th MCD Marine of the Year By Sgt. Amber Williams | December 11, 2013 Sgt. Donna Williams , the Marine Corps Recruiting Station Frederick logistics clerk, maintains a MORE

Dominican Republic native sheds 140 pounds to enlist in Marine Corps By Cpl. Bryan Nygaard | December 11, 2013 Approximately 30 young men and women packed into the Cpl. Jennifer M. Parcell Ceremony Room to take MORE

RS Cleveland brings females together to improve fitness, knowledge By T. M. Stewman | November 27, 2013 More than 35 female poolees from Recruiting Station Cleveland participated in an all-female pool MORE

Iraqi-born female becomes Marine, gives back to US By Sgt. Amber Williams | November 27, 2013 The majority of the Marine Corps enlistees are young American males but not Aseel Salman. Being MORE

RS Charleston Poolees compete for top sub-station By Sgt. Tyler J. Hlavac | November 26, 2013 Approximately 100 Marines and poolees braved below freezing temperatures to compete for top MORE

Marine general speaks about leadership at Chesterfield high schools By Cpl. Aaron Diamant | November 15, 2013 It’s not every day that a Marine brigadier general visits a high school to speak about leadership, MORE

Marines show Poolees weapons handling, combat simulation By Cpl. Bryan Nygaard | November 6, 2013 Aisha Green stood completely still as artillery rounds exploded in front of her. Standing at barely MORE

Marine recruiters utilize Delayed Entry Program to reduce attrition By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | November 1, 2013 Some may think of enlisting in the Marine Corps as an easy process involving a quick trip to the MORE

Medal of Honor Tribute presented to Dakota Meyer, displayed at Lindsey Wilson College By Sgt. Daniel Angel | November 1, 2013 Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer, a native of Columbia, Ky., was presented a Medal of Honor MORE

Marines educate, congratulate during high school band competition By Cpl. Aaron Diamant | November 1, 2013 Thirteen high school marching bands took to a muddy football field to compete at the Kempsville MORE

Marine helps High School swim team take strides By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | October 30, 2013 Sprinting, squatting, lunging and pressing could be considered routine exercises of just about any MORE

Michigan teen travels from South Africa to join Marine Corps By Sgt. Elyssa Quesada | October 30, 2013 Three countries and eight years later, 19-year-old Jesse Flanagan is back on American soil, to MORE

Recruiting Station Baltimore moves for cost, safety, opportunity By Cpl. Bryan Nygaard | October 18, 2013 Marine Corps Recruiting Station Baltimore recently moved its headquarters to a new location in MORE

Officer Selection Station Roanoke gives Virginia lacrosse teams combat fitness test By Cpl. Aaron Diamant | October 1, 2013 More than 60 varsity lacrosse players from Washington and Lee University, in Lexington, Va., got a MORE

Ohio Marines host 5K to kick off Toys for Tots season By Sgt. Timothy Stewman | October 1, 2013 Marines from Detachment 3 Maintenance Company, Combat Logistics Battalion 453 held their 3rd Annual MORE

Raleigh Marine officer candidates get taste of what future holds By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | October 1, 2013 Marines and candidates with the Officer Selection Office Raleigh, Marine Corps Recruiting Station MORE

Cabell Midland High School continues producing Marines By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | September 30, 2013 Recruiting Sub Station Huntington has a large area of responsibility in the eyes of Marine Corps MORE

Ocala Marine receives top honors for excellence in journalism By Staff Sgt. Andrew Miller | September 19, 2013 Local Marine Cpl. Bryan Nygaard, a native of Ocala, Fla. and 2003 graduate of Ocala Christian MORE

Fairfield, Ohio native ensures merry Christmas for all By Sgt. Amber Williams | September 17, 2013 Recruiting is a time consuming job. Marines on recruiting duty wake up early, arrive at their office MORE

What does leadership mean to you? By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | September 12, 2013 When the Marshall University Women’s Swim Team found themselves looking for guidance on leadership, MORE

Future Marines take oath of enlistment during Clermont County Fair By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | July 21, 2013 A group of nine poolees from Recruiting Sub-Station East Gate took the oath of enlistment and MORE

Educators get tough during Marine Corps workshop By Sgt. Tyler Hlavac | May 14, 2013 Thirty five educators from West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio endured the rigors of Marine Corps boot MORE

Marine Corps supports 8th annual Jaguar 5K By Sgt. Amber Williams | May 14, 2013 The United States Marine Corps donated 900 water bottles to the 8th annual Jaguar 5k held by Falls MORE

Zen in the Art of Reserve Recruiting By Capt. Eric Postow | May 10, 2013 As the largest reserve writing station for the district, the Recruiting Station Richmond command MORE

Marine from Waldorf receives top award By Cpl. Bryan Nygaard | April 14, 2013 December 2009 was not a good month for Staff Sgt. Douglas McGlothlin. Although he had done well MORE

Marine Corps Leadership Seminar Steps Foot in High School for First Time By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | April 12, 2013 The Marine Corps Leadership Seminar was held at the Wake County Young Men’s Leadership Academy MORE

Marine Officers and Officer Candidates Help Local Community By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | March 8, 2013 Marine officers and officer candidates with Marine Corps Recruiting Station Raleigh helped build a MORE

Marines, poolees attend annual female pool function By Sgt. Elyssa Quesada | January 12, 2013 More than 40 members of Recruiting Station Detroit participated in a female pool function here, Jan. MORE

Local Football Star to Play in All-American Game By Cpl. Dwight Henderson | December 17, 2012 If you Google his name you will find stories and YouTube videos that showcase his talent. If you MORE

Cover Controversy to be Resolved By Sgt. Amber Williams | October 29, 2012 Over the next several months you will see female Marines in three different covers (hats); the MORE

Silent Drill Platoon Visits Raleigh By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | October 24, 2012 The slaps and strikes of wooden stocked M-1 Garands echoed through the auditorium of Ravenscroft MORE

RS Raleigh Gets New Commanding Officer By Sgt. Dwight Henderson | June 20, 2012 Major Brandon J. Gorman recently assumed command of Marine Corps Recruiting Station Raleigh before a MORE

The First Time By Sgt. Amber Williams | May 15, 2012 The crowd of nearly five thousand people had to walk past a recruiting booth manned by Marines at MORE

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8412 Olympics

4th Marine Corps District career recruiters compete in the 8412 Olympics in Columbus, Ohio, August 28, 2014. The Olympics were the culminating event of the weeklong 8412 conference. The events of the Olympics included a doughnut eating contes, dizzy-izzy, a relay race and a kettle bell throw. RS Detroit won the oar for 2014. Interviewed is Master Gunnery Sgt. James Brown, the district training team chief and native of McCook, Nebraska.

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