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Petty Officer 1st Class Raphael Sanchez, hospital corpsman,

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Petty Officer 1st Class Raphael Sanchez, hospital corpsman, Naval Medical Center San Diego, speaks to Isaac Ford Jr., University of Southern California representative, about opportunities available for service members at USC during the Marine Corps Community Services Career and Education Fair Sept. 27 at the Semper Fit Fieldhouse. MCCS Personal and Professional Development provided military members and their families access to information on credible employers, colleges, and universities. The fieldhouse was lined with 118 booths, 52 schools and 66 employers, with representatives standing by to talk to potential candidates. "USC supports the military because they bring a unique perspective to the field," said Ford.

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27/09/2011
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