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Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration

Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration

Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration clerk with Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 369, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), reaches her arm out to hug her sister, Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a ... More

Female Marines describe their bond as a sisterhood.

Female Marines describe their bond as a sisterhood.

Female Marines describe their bond as a sisterhood. Three females deployed to Afghanistan considered each other sisters years before they joined the Marine Corps. Corporal Francis Collado, a warehouse clerk wit... More

Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration

Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration

Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration clerk with Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 369, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), hugs her sister, Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialis... More

Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialist with

Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialist with

Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialist with Combat Logistic Regiment-15, 1st Marine Logistic Group (Forward), talks with Cpl. Francis Collado, a warehouse clerk with Headquarters Battalion, 1st Marine ... More

Corporal Francis Collado, a warehouse clerk with

Corporal Francis Collado, a warehouse clerk with

Corporal Francis Collado, a warehouse clerk with Headquarters Battalion, 1st Marine Division (Forward), talks with Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialist with Combat Logistic Regiment-15, 1st Marine Lo... More

Corporal Francis Collado, a warehouse clerk with

Corporal Francis Collado, a warehouse clerk with

Corporal Francis Collado, a warehouse clerk with Headquarters Battalion, 1st Marine Division (Forward), reunites with her best friend, Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration clerk with Marine Li... More

Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration

Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration

Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration clerk with Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 369, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), hugs and says goodbye to Cpl. Francis Collado, a warehouse cler... More

Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialist with

Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialist with

Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialist with Combat Logistic Regiment 15, 1st Marine Logistic Group (Forward), laughs with her sister, Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera a maintenance administration clerk with Ma... More

Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialist with

Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialist with

Lance Cpl. Ana Nunez, a food service specialist with Combat Logistic Regiment-15, 1st Marine Logistic Group (Forward), sister Lance Cpl. Kiara Herrera, a maintenance administration clerk with Marine Light Attac... More

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