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Service members from Sri Lanka stand in formation,

Service members from Sri Lanka stand in formation,

Service members from Sri Lanka stand in formation, ready to march on their national colors before the opening ceremonies of the 53rd World Military Boxing Championships, hosted aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lej... More

Military athletes representing the Esercito Italiano,

Military athletes representing the Esercito Italiano,

Military athletes representing the Esercito Italiano, (Italian army) march with their national colors during the opening ceremonies of the 53rd World Military Boxing Championships, hosted by the aboard Marine ... More

Military athletes from around the world and children

Military athletes from around the world and children

Military athletes from around the world and children in the Young Marines program maneuver to their seats after the opening ceremonies of the 53rd World Military Boxing Championships, hosted aboard Marine Corps... More

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