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Craven County leadership visit. U.S. Marine expeditionary force

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Craven County leadership visit. U.S. Marine expeditionary force

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Bob Kenward, the marketing director for Marine Corps Community Services aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, speaks to Craven County business professionals and executives during a leadership tour aboard Cherry Point, April 14. Craven Leadership is one of a few yearlong executive leadership programs that educates its members on the economics, diversity and happenings in their local area, said Vanessa W. Lawrence, community plans and liaison specialist at Cherry Point. The group visited Fleet Readiness Center East, air traffic control, Marine Transport Squadron 1, a demonstration of the military police working dogs unit, and Miller’s Landing among other places aboard the air station.

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14/04/2011
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