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Guests of the Educators and Key Leaders Workshop patrol

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Guests of the Educators and Key Leaders Workshop patrol an open road at The Basic School in Quantico VA., June 26, 2014. Newly commissioned officers arrive to The Basic School upon completion of OCS to be trained to lead as provisional infantry platoon leaders in the operational forces. Guests learn basic fire team maneuvers, combat lifesaving skills and patrol open dirt roads at TBS. The Educators and Key Leaders Workshop exposes college professors and community leaders to the myriad career opportunities the Marine Corps offers, specifically geared toward officer commissioning programs.

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26/06/2014
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