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Col. Gregory D. Gadson, garrison commander, Fort Belvoir,

Col. Gregory D. Gadson, garrison commander, Fort Belvoir,

Col. Gregory D. Gadson, garrison commander, Fort Belvoir, gives a speech during the Salute to the Armed Services presentation by the Prince William Chamber of Commerce at the Harbour View on Jan. 16. Gadson was... More

Dalena Kanouse, chief executive officer, Management

Dalena Kanouse, chief executive officer, Management

Dalena Kanouse, chief executive officer, Management and Training Consultants Incorporation, speaks with Sgt. Maj. Laura Brown, base sergeant major, Marine Corps Base Quantico, during the Salute to the Armed Ser... More

Marines representing Marine Corps Base Quantico stand

Marines representing Marine Corps Base Quantico stand

Marines representing Marine Corps Base Quantico stand to say the Pledge of Allegiance during the Salute to the Armed Services presentation by the Prince William Chamber of Commerce at the Harbour View on Jan. 1... More

Col. Gregory D. Gadson, garrison commander, Fort Belvoir,

Col. Gregory D. Gadson, garrison commander, Fort Belvoir,

Col. Gregory D. Gadson, garrison commander, Fort Belvoir, gives a speech during the Salute to the Armed Services presentation by the Prince William Chamber of Commerce at the Harbour View on Jan. 16. Gadson was... More

Col. Gregory D. Gadson, garrison commander, Fort Belvoir,

Col. Gregory D. Gadson, garrison commander, Fort Belvoir,

Col. Gregory D. Gadson, garrison commander, Fort Belvoir, says the Pledge of Allegiance with fellow attendees during the Salute to the Armed Services presentation by the Prince William Chamber of Commerce at th... More

Col. David Maxwell, base commander, Marine Corps Base

Col. David Maxwell, base commander, Marine Corps Base

Col. David Maxwell, base commander, Marine Corps Base Quantico, introduces Sgt. Andrew Pontious, Noncommissioned Officer of the Quarter and Lance Cpl. Richard Hakes, Marine of the Quarter, to those the attendin... More

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