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Maj. Johnny J. Widener, a harrier pilot with Marine

Maj. Johnny J. Widener, a harrier pilot with Marine

Maj. Johnny J. Widener, a harrier pilot with Marine Attack Squadron 542, poses with fencing Olympic Silver Medalist Tim Morehouse, a guest speaker at Salmagundi Art Club's presentation of Col. Charles Waterhous... More

Cpl. Nathan D. Grodhaus, a Columbus, Ohio, native and

Cpl. Nathan D. Grodhaus, a Columbus, Ohio, native and

Cpl. Nathan D. Grodhaus, a Columbus, Ohio, native and mortarman with Battalion Landing Team, 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment, 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit, scoops the first piece of cake from a Marine Corp... More

Lance Cpl. Andrew M. Haydon, an intelligence analyst

Lance Cpl. Andrew M. Haydon, an intelligence analyst

Lance Cpl. Andrew M. Haydon, an intelligence analyst with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit from O'Fallon, Mo., accepts a piece of cake as the youngest Marine present in a Marine Corps Birthday cake-cutting ce... More

Maj. Aaron P. Hill, the logistics officer for the 22nd

Maj. Aaron P. Hill, the logistics officer for the 22nd

Maj. Aaron P. Hill, the logistics officer for the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit, speaks with Marine artist Col. Charles Waterhouse during Waterhouse's gallery presentation at Salmagundi Art Club in New York, N... More

Cpl. Nathan D. Grodhaus, a Columbus, Ohio, native and

Cpl. Nathan D. Grodhaus, a Columbus, Ohio, native and

Cpl. Nathan D. Grodhaus, a Columbus, Ohio, native and mortarman with Battalion Landing Team, 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment, 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit, presents the first piece of cake to Col. Charles ... More

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