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Lejeune service members graduate college in 16th annual Commanding Officer’s Graduation Ceremony

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Lejeune service members graduate college in 16th annual Commanding Officer’s Graduation Ceremony

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Petty Officers 1st Class Angela Warner (center left) and Julianny Acosta, instructors with the Field Medical Training Battalion aboard Camp Johnson, stand in their graduate attire with command personnel of the FMTB after receiving their college diplomas after the 16th Annual Commanding Officer’s Graduation Ceremony at the Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune theatre, June 3. Eight colleges with branch offices at the Lejeune Education Center aboard the base graduated nearly 100 students during the ceremony, 722 service members and civilians graduating overall.

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