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Lance Cpl. German Torres Changanaqui, 21, originally, lance cpl, german torres changanaqui, rifleman, 1st battalion, 2nd marine regiment, regimental combat team 6, security, patrol, khan neshin, helmand province, afghanistan, marines, enemy activity, local population

Lance Cpl. German Torres Changanaqui, 21, originally

08/07/2011 · Defense Visual Information Distribution Service

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Lance Cpl. German Torres Changanaqui, 21, originally from Lima, Peru, but now a resident of Palmdale, Calif., and an amphibious vehicle crewman with Combat Logistics Battalion 7, 2nd Marine Logistics Group (Forward), poses for a picture with his citizenship certificate July 8, 2011, aboard Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan. Torres received his citizenship during a naturalization ceremony July 4 at Camp Phoenix, Afghanistan, 15 years after immigrating to the United States.

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