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Archive: November, 2007

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Ticket donation gets Marines into Holiday Bowl

A children's charity founder donated 30 tickets to rehabilitating Marines and depot Marines for a college bowl game at Qualcomm Stadium Dec. 30. Dillon Foundation founder Jim Dillon purchased 100 Holiday Bowl tickets and gave the other 70 tickets to the San Diego Police Department's neighborhood office in City Heights for distribution to local

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Top grad gains positive perspective from Cpls Course

Her natural, pearly smile shows that she loves what she does. It's almost always on her face. Cpl. Kate Utterback said she loves being a military policeman, a noncommissioned officer and just being a Marine in general. Part of this feeling comes from her success at Corporals Course at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif. "Last year, I heard I

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Super-band rocks Rose Parade in Pasadena

Marine Band San Diego, combined with bands from Marine Corps Base Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, 1st Marine Division and Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., marched in this year's Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, Calif., New Year's Day. Marine Corps Band San Diego's Staff Sgt. Jesse Barta led the band as drum major. The

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Semper Fi emobodiment of evening;No messing around at mess night; RS Charleston Marines celebrate tradition

Marines from Recruiting Station Charleston took time out from recruiting and gathered, at the American Legion here, to celebrate a mess night ceremony, a long honored Marine Corps tradition, February 4. RS Charleston conducted the ceremony because the command wanted to boost the morale of its Marines and attempt to bring back some of the traditions

RS Jacksonville Marines invade PlanetFest

RS Columbia teaches meaning of TEAM

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Pvt. hopes Corps gets 'family on right track'

Pvt. Jay Skube, Platoon 1047, Company A, said goodbye to his family and joined the Marine Corps in search of a life he couldn't previously deliver. He didn't realize however, that his heartstrings were wound so tightly. "Missing them was the hardest part of boot camp," said Skube. "I'm used to waking up every morning with Michelle and my son next

Prominent Former Marines reassure NYC families

Lance Cpl. Daniel Walker, 27, a Marine Corps Recruit Depot military policeman, talks to TV reporters after he rescued Rosa Maria Miranda from her car, which submerged in a flooded subway under eight feet of water Oct. 27 near the depot's entrance. (Staff Sgt. Scott Dunn/Chevron) - Lance Cpl. Daniel Walker, 27, a Marine Corps Recruit Depot military policeman, talks to TV reporters after he rescued Rosa Maria Miranda from her car, which submerged in a flooded subway under eight feet of water Oct. 27 near the depot's entrance. (Staff Sgt. Scott Dunn/Chevron)

Policeman awarded for heroic achievement

A military policeman who rescued a woman from a flooded subway in October received an award for heroic achievement here Tuesday. In a Headquarters and Service Battalion formation, the battalion's commanding officer, Col. Ana R. Smythe, presented the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal to Cpl. Daniel A. Walker for his actions Oct. 27. According

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