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Private First Class Jamal Turner, an administrative

Private First Class Jamal Turner, an administrative

Private First Class Jamal Turner, an administrative specialist with Headquarters Company, fights a Marine during a pugil stick tournament as part of the battalion’s inaugural Warriors Challenge aboard Marine Co... More

First Lt. Sophie Funderburk, a logistics officer with

First Lt. Sophie Funderburk, a logistics officer with

First Lt. Sophie Funderburk, a logistics officer with Headquarters Battalion, plays soccer during the battalion’s Warriors Challenge aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., Oct. 15, 2014. This is the batta... More

Private First Class Jamal Turner, an administrative

Private First Class Jamal Turner, an administrative

Private First Class Jamal Turner, an administrative specialist with Headquarters Company, fights a Marine during a pugil stick tournament as part of the battalion’s inaugural Warriors Challenge aboard Marine Co... More

A team of Marines with Headquarters Battalion competes

A team of Marines with Headquarters Battalion competes

A team of Marines with Headquarters Battalion competes in the combat lifesaver obstacle course as part of the battalion’s Warriors Challenge aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune N.C., Oct. 15, 2014. This is th... More

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