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RS Pittsburgh cashes in on free Billboards

Marines from Recruiting Station Pittsburgh recently visited an Altoona, PA-based advertising company responsible for posting more than 60 Marine Corps Billboards for free Dec., 13. Morgan Outdoor Media placed the billboards throughout Central Pennsylvania over the past nine months to help support the Marine Corps’ “For Country” advertising campaign

Corps loses good Marine to tragedy; drill instructor picks up legacy

When Staff Sgt. Ira J. Wilkie reported to Instructional Training Company, his executive officer wanted to talk athletics. Speaking solemnly about the initial conversation, Wilkie accredited Capt. Patrick M. Klokow with making him the athlete Wilkie wished his former leader could see today. Wilkie said Klokow talked about physical conditioning and

Rookie SNCOIC Wins USO Leadership Award

Written on the window of Staff Sgt. Albert Roman’s office is his goal for fiscal year 2006: “RSS East New York, City Station of the Year.” The goal is a bold one, considering the recruiting sub-station has a history of not making mission. A few months ago that goal would have seemed impossible for the Marines of RSS East New York. But, after Roman

Marines score respect at Florida Football Finals

The Marines of 6th Marine Corps District's Recruiting Stations Jacksonville, Orlando, and Fort Lauderdale combined forces to support the 2006 Florida Football Finals held, Dec. 1-3. Recruiters from all over the Sunshine State journeyed to Miami's Florida International University Stadium to support their high school football teams, as they vied for

Regiment takes families through boot camp

Marine wives and loved ones of the depot's Recruit Training Regiment participated in Jane Wayne Day 2005, a day-long, toned-down run-through of recruit training Nov. 20. The event helps families see what their Marines do on a daily basis, according to Col. Robert O. Sinclair, RTR commanding officer. "I think it just helps out the family readiness;

Weekend warriors rev it up for Richmond poolees

Recruiters, poolees and reservists recently gathered at the local Marine Corps Reserve Center here to participate in classes, drills, physical fitness and iron man competitions as part of Recruiting Station Richmond’s Warrior Weekend. The purpose, according to the newly appointed Sergeant Major for RS Richmond, Sgt. Maj. David Wimberly, was to

Lance Cpl. Peter DeGeuss graduated recruit training after his second attempt. He intends to take advantage of of financial assistance as well as employ the disciplinghe learned in bootcamp to his college studies. - Lance Cpl. Peter DeGeuss graduated recruit training after his second attempt. He intends to take advantage of of financial assistance as well as employ the disciplinghe learned in bootcamp to his college studies.

Tuition assistance, discipline assistance

The cost of higher education continues to outpace inflation, growing from five to 10 percent every year. Not only do you have to worry about tuition and fees, but also other costs including room and board, books, supplies and personal expenses. Now here’s the good news. The Marine Corps has many different ways to help you achieve your academic

Sergeant Maj. Stephen Balczo, Recruiting Station Detroit sergeant major, gives a class on basic close-order drill at the female poolee function in Perrysburg, Ohio. - Sergeant Maj. Stephen Balczo, Recruiting Station Detroit sergeant major, gives a class on basic close-order drill at the female poolee function in Perrysburg, Ohio.

No damsels in distress;Detroit female poolees discuss issues, training

During a pool function here, eighteen female poolees gathered recently to discuss topics particular to female recruit training, conduct an Initial Strength Test and use an Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer. “We wanted to ensure that our females in the Delayed Entry Program are ready for the physical challenge that awaits them and answer any

Every Marine a recruiter

In some occupational specialties in the Marine Corps, promotions to the ranks of noncommissioned officer can be hard won. Many Marines work on improving their physical fitness test or rifle qualification scores. Many more complete educational courses to earn an additional 100 points for their composite scores. Few, however, take advantage of an

Food City Family Night 2005;Marines looked both ways, but couldn’t cross packed state street;

Marines gathered here, canvassing the crowd as well as promoting Team Marines Racing, Aug. 25. Four Marines from Recruiting Sub-station Johnson City, Recruiting Station Charleston, accompanied by Capt. Christopher Kinsey, executive officer, RS Charleston, set up the Marine Corps Pull-up Challenge on State Street to meet the crowd, help correct any

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